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Fuyu Embossed Cushion Cover

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This pillowcase is divided into three parts: crocheting the pieces, joining them together, and adding a zipper. The fabric pieces are started with an adjustable magic ring and crocheted in rounds counterclockwise. On the last round, turn the work to crochet. After completion, join the two pieces together, and finally add a zipper.

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① After completing Round 5, tidy up the fabric and measure the diameter of the piece, which should be about 8 cm. If there's a significant difference, adjust your tension and re-crochet to ensure the final effect. You can also compare the workpiece with the pillow insert or finished measurement as you crochet, adjusting tension as needed to meet the requirements of the pillow insert.
② The last round consists of 336 stitches (the turning chain doesn't count as 1 stitch). When joining with slip stitches for the zipper, leave approximately 74 stitches for sewing on the zipper. The opening size can also be adjusted according to your needs and the length of the zipper.

Fabric piecesA 00' 24''

JoiningB 46' 25''

ZipperC 49' 44''

Materials: Susan's Family Combed 3# Lace

Hook: 2.5 mm crochet hook

Chart Key

scsingle crochet
hdchalf double crochet
chchain
dcdouble crochet
slslip stitch (tighten it or not)
fpdcfront post double crochet
bpdcback post double crochet
bpscback post single crochet
fptrfront post treble crochet
fpscfront post single crochet
MRadjustable magic ring
fpsc2togfront post single crochet 2 stitches worked together
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dc5-popcorn5 double crochets popcorn
fpdc2togfront post double crochet 2 stitches together
fpdc3-bobblefront post double crochet 3 stitches onto the same stitch and crochet together
dc3togdouble crochet 3 stitches together
fpdc4togfront post double crochet 4 stitches worked together
fpdc3togfront post double crochet 3 stitches together

Note: This pattern is making in Chinese crochet pattern terms, and the stitch name is written using American terminology. All measurements in charts are in cm. 

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