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Morandi Art Vase

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Yarn and color guide
StyleYarnColor
Silver gray 10cm Regular VersionAbaca Fiber Yarn
05#Silver gray yarn color05#Silver gray x 2
Bud green 8cm mini VersionAbaca Fiber Yarn
09#Bud green yarn color09#Bud green x 1
Blue atoll 8cm Regular VersionAbaca Fiber Yarn
08#Blue atoll yarn color08#Blue atoll x 2
Baby blue 8cm Regular VersionAbaca Fiber Yarn
04#Baby blue yarn color04#Baby blue x 2
Yolk yellow 10cm Regular VersionAbaca Fiber Yarn
06#Yolk yellow yarn color06#Yolk yellow x 2

Silver gray 10cm Regular Version

Abaca Fiber Yarn
05#Silver gray yarn color05#Silver gray x 2

Bud green 8cm mini Version

Abaca Fiber Yarn
09#Bud green yarn color09#Bud green x 1

Blue atoll 8cm Regular Version

Abaca Fiber Yarn
08#Blue atoll yarn color08#Blue atoll x 2

Baby blue 8cm Regular Version

Abaca Fiber Yarn
04#Baby blue yarn color04#Baby blue x 2

Yolk yellow 10cm Regular Version

Abaca Fiber Yarn
06#Yolk yellow yarn color06#Yolk yellow x 2

The vase comes in 5 sizes. The pattern is the same, only the height and width differ. It is divided into two parts: the base and the body. The base is pre-made and does not need to be crocheted. The body is divided into Section 1, Section 2, and Section 3. Starting from the base, you will crochet upwards.

Note: The size with 2 skeins of yarn can refer to the corresponding table for each size, and adjust the number of rounds according to preference or yarn usage.

Version Number of holes Stitch count for round 1 Section 1 rounds single pattern section single space area
Version A ( Baby blue ) 24 48 sts 28 rounds 5 sts 19 sts
Version B ( Yolk yellow ) 30 60 sts 20 rounds 25 sts
Version C (Silver gray) 30 60 sts 16 rounds 25 sts
Version D ( Bud green ) 24 48 sts 14 rounds 19 sts
Version E ( Blue atoll 24 48 sts 20 rounds 19 sts


Size Chart
Version Acrylic plate diameter bottom diameter of the finished product height
 Version A ( Baby blue )  8cm 9cm 25cm
 Version B ( Yolk yellow )  10cm 11cm 20cm
Version C (Silver gray) 10cm 11cm 13cm
 Version D ( Bud green )  8cm 9cm 14cm
 Version E ( Blue atoll  8cm 9cm 17cm

Materials and Hook: Abaca Fiber Yarn

Tool: 3.00 mm  Crochet Hook 

Chart Key
chchain
scsingle crochet
slslip stitch (tighten it or not)
fpdcfront post double crochet
fptrfront post treble crochet
sc2togsingle crochet 2 stitches together

Note:

  1. 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.

Step 1 Section 1 of the bottle body

Insert the hook into the acrylic plate hole, crochet the first 2 rounds counterclockwise, then crochet back and forth in rounds.  Please refer to the video demonstration for more details. 

Hook 2 each in the interval and pattern sections: In the pattern sections, cross the two front post treble crochets. In the first pattern section, the right treble front post crochet comes in front; in the second pattern section, the left treble front post crochet comes in front.

Step 2 Section 2 and Section 3 of the bottle body

Use spiral crochet to eliminate the beginning chain and slip stitch at the end of each round, resulting in a neater and more attractive fabric. Please refer to the video demonstration for more details.

Note: 1. Refer to the video and the corresponding size chart to determine the decrease positions; 2. When decreasing in every round, stagger the decrease positions, but keep the decrease pattern the same.

Version A (Baby Blue) Section 2
Rounds Decrease Pattern Total Stitches
R1 Decrease 2 stitches 46
R2 Decrease 1 stitch every 21 stitches, do this twice 44
R3 Decrease 1 stitch every 20 stitches, do this twice 42
R4 Decrease 1 stitch every 19 stitches, do this twice 40
R5 Decrease 1 stitch every 18 stitches, do this twice 38
R6-R18 Each additional round worked decreases by 1 stitch accordingly, following this pattern; evenly decrease 2 stitches per round on average 36~12
Total rounds in Section 3: 7 rounds

Version B ( Yolk yellow ) Section 2
Rounds Decrease Pattern Total Stitches
R1 Decrease 3 stitches 57
R2 Decrease 1 stitch every 17 stitches, do this 3 times 54
R3 Decrease 1 stitch every 16 stitches, do this 3 times 51
R4 Decrease 1 stitch every 15 stitches, do this 3 times 48
R5 Decrease 1 stitch every 14 stitches, do this 3 times 45
R6-R14 Each additional round worked, decrease 1 stitch less in the corresponding interval, and so on Decrease 3 stitches evenly per round according to the pattern 42~18
Total rounds in Section 3: 8 rounds

Version C (Silver gray) Section 2
Rounds Decrease Pattern Total Stitches
R1 Decrease 4 stitches 56
R2 Decrease 1 stitch every 12 stitches, do this 4 times 52
R3 Decrease 1 stitch every 11 stitches, do this 4 times 48
R4 Decrease 1 stitch every 10 stitches, do this 4 times 44
R5 Decrease 1 stitch every 9 stitches, do this 4 times 40
R6-R11 Each additional round worked, decrease 1 stitch less in the corresponding interval, and so on Follow the pattern to evenly decrease 4 stitches per round 36~16
Total rounds in Section 3: 3 rounds

Version D ( Bud green ) Section 2
Rounds Decrease Pattern Total Stitches
R1 Decrease 6 stitches 42
R2 even 42
R3 Decrease 1 stitch every 5 stitches, do this 6 times 36
R4 even 36
R5 Decrease 1 stitch every 4 stitches, do this 6 times 30
R6 even 30
R7 Decrease 1 stitch every 3 stitches, do this 6 times 24
R8 even 24
R9 Decrease 1 stitch every 2 stitches, do this 6 times 18
R10 even 18
R11 Decrease 1 stitch every 4 stitches, do this 6 times 15
Total rounds in Section 3: 6 rounds

Version E ( Blue atoll ) Section 2
Rounds Decrease Pattern Total Stitches
R1 Decrease 3 stitches 45
R2 Decrease 1 stitch every 13 stitches, do this 3 times 42
R3 Decrease 1 stitch every 12 stitches, do this 3 times 39
R4 Decrease 1 stitch every 11 stitches, do this 3 times 36
R5 Decrease 1 stitch every 10 stitches, do this 3 times 33
R6-R12 Each additional round worked decreases one stitch less in the corresponding interval, and so on, following the pattern to evenly decrease 3 stitches per round. 30~12
Total rounds in Section 3: 7 rounds

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