Bobble letters Y and ... Free Crochet Patterns

The next two bobble letters. 
This week we are making the happy letter 'y'. 
And a nice extra for making our text special.

A list of supplies can be found in this post. 
Crochet the letter 'y' with the same color as the letters 'a', 'e' and 'o'.

Abbreviations US terms

ch = chain

t-ch = turning chain; this does not count as a stitch

sl st = slip stitch

sc = single crochet

dc = double crochet

cl = cluster bobble stitch or stitch

st = stitch

2 sc tog = crochet two single crochets together

A tutorial for the cluster stitch or bobble stitch can be found HERE.

Work Description 

Letter y

*Crochet ch 27 (not too tight!).

Round 1: 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook. 

Work 1 sc in each next ch, 1 t-ch (does not count as st) (26)

Each row below has 26 stitches. Turn to the other side.

Round 2: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch. Turn.

Round 3: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch. Turn.

Now measure the crocheted piece on the canvas. 

The strip should fit nicely on the front of the canvas.

It should not stabbing too much over the edge.

There will be a crochet edge along the square.

That must connect tight on the canvas. 

Your work should measure between 10 and 11 cm wide.

Is your work too large for the front of the canvas?  

Then you work is not tight enough. 

Crochet again with a smaller crochet hook (2.5mm)

Make sure this time is slightly firmer.

Is the strip is too small for the front of the canvas? 

Then you crochet too tight. 

Start again. 

Make sure you crochet lnot so tight this time. 

Use a hook 3.5mm.*

Round   4:  9 sc, 4 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 9 sc, 1 t-ch, turn your work

Round   5:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch,  turn

Round   6:  7 sc, 1 cl, 9 sc, 1 cl, 8 sc, 1 t-ch,  turn

Round   7:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   8:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   9:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 10:  19 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 11:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 12:  9 sc, 4 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 2 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 13:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 14:  7 sc, 1 cl, 9 sc, 2 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 5 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 15:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 16:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 17:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 18:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 19:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 20:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 21:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn
Round 22:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn 
Round 23:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn 
Round 24:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 25:  1 sc in each stitch

*Now measure your work on the square canvas.

Your work must fit nicely on the flat front of the canvas. 

It may be a little bit sticking out over the edge.

Also make sure your work is exactly square.

Not smaller than 10 cm by 10 cm or bigger than 11 to 11 cm.

Does the work fit well and is it square?

- Yes, the work fits and it is a square!

Continue with the sides (see description in this post).

Don't cut the yarn, but continue.

From now on don't turn your work anymore.

Crochet around the sides of the square.

See the description below after the scheme.

- No, the work is not a square or is not long enough!

Then continue to crochet as follows:

Round. 26: 1 t-ch, turn your work, 1 sc in each st, 1 t-ch, turn.

Round. 27: 1 sc in each stitch, NO t-ch, Do not turn anymore.

Now crochet around the edge. 

Please see the description in this post. 

Scheme letter y

Happy @ Home

This will be the special bubble letter.

We connect the words Happy and Home with the at-sign: @.

Use a different color than the vowels and consonants.

Work Description

@-sign

Start in the same way as with letter y.

Crochet the first part of the letter y from * to *.

Round   4:  8 sc, 7 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 4 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   5:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn 

Round   6:  6 sc, 1 cl, 19 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   7:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn 

Round   8:  4 sc, 1 cl, 5 sc, 3 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 2 sc, 2 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 4 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   9:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn 

Round 10:  2 sc, 1 cl, 5 sc, 1 cl, 7 sc, 2 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 2 sc, 1 cl, 3 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 11:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn 

Round 12:  2 sc, 1 cl, 5 sc, 1 cl, 9 sc, 1 cl, 3 sc, 1 cl, 3 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 13:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn 

Round 14:  2 sc, 1 cl, 5 sc, 1 cl, 9 sc, 1 cl, 3 sc, 1 cl, 3 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 15:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn 

Round 16:  2 sc, 1 cl, 5 sc, 1 cl, 7 sc, 2 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 2 sc, 1 cl, 3 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 17:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn 

Round 18:  4 sc, 1 cl, 5 sc, 3 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 2 sc, 2 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 4 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 19:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn 

Round 20:  6 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 5 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 21:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn 
Round 22:  8 sc, 1 cl, 9 sc, 1 cl, 7 sc, 1 t-ch, turn
Round 23:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn 
Round 24:  10 sc, 4 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 8 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 25:  1 sc in each stitch

Now measure your work on the square canvas.

Your work must fit nicely on the flat front of the canvas. 

It may be a little bit sticking out over the edge.

Also make sure your work is exactly square.

Not smaller than 10 cm by 10 cm or bigger than 11 to 11 cm.

Does the work fit well and is it square?

- Yes, the work fits and it is a square!

Continue with the sides (see description in this post).

Don't cut the yarn, but continue.

From now on don't turn your work anymore.

Crochet around the sides of the square.

See the description below after the scheme.

- No, the work is not a square or is not long enough!

Then continue to crochet as follows:

Round. 26: 1 t-ch, turn your work, 1 sc in each st, 1 t-ch, turn.

Round. 27: 1 sc in each stitch, NO t-ch, Do not turn anymore.

Now crochet around the edge. 

Please see the description in this post. 

Schedule @ sign

We are almost ready with our text.

Next week you can find the pattern for the past letter on my blog.

Important note

* This pattern is only meant for personal use.
You are not allowed to use this pattern for commercial purposes without my permission.
Using or translating this pattern for free is only permitted
after asking my permission and adding my name and the URL in it.
Do not hesitate to send me an e-mail with a request for permission. *

I wish you lots of crochet fun,

Margaret

Today bobble letter P. Free crochet pattern

We  made vowel a, vowel e and o and  consonant h.  
Today we continue with the letter 'p'. 
You need this letter twice, so crochet this letter two times.

A list of supplies you can find  HERE. 
Use the same color of yarn as you used for the letter 'h'.

Abbreviations US terms

ch = chain

t-ch = turning chain; this does not count as a stitch

sl st = slip stitch

sc = single crochet

cl = cluster stitch or bobble stitch

st = stitch

2 sc tog = crochet 2 single crochets together

A tutorial for the cluster stitch or stitch bulge can be found  HERE.

Work description

Crochet a chain of 27 (not too tight!)

Round 1: 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook.Work 1 sc in each next ch, 1 t-ch (does not count as stitch) (26). Turn your work.Each next row has 26 stitches.

Round 2: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn.

Round 3: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn your work

Now measure the crocheted piece on the canvas.

Is it fitting nicely on the front of the list.

It should measure between 10 and 11 cm wide.

Is the piece too big?

Then you crochet too loose.

Crochet this little piece again with a thinner crochet hook.

Is it slip too narrow?

Then you crochet too tight.

Then crochet this piece again using a crochet hook 3.5 mm or crochet less tight.

Round   4:  5 sc, 1 cl, 20 sc, 1 t-ch, turn your work

Round   5:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   6:  5 sc, 1 cl, 20 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   7:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   8:  5 sc, 1 cl, 3 sc, 4 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 9 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   9:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 10:  5 sc, 2 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 8 sc, 1 cl, 8 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 11:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 12:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 13:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 14:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 15:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 16:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 17:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 18:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl , 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 19:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 20:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 21:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 22:  5 sc, 2 x (1cl, 1 sc), 8 sc, 1 cl, 8 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 23:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 24:  5 sc, 1 cl, 3 sc, 4 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 9 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 25:  1 sc in each stitch

* Measure your work on the canvas.

See if it fits well on the square front.

And see if your work is exactly square.

Is the answer yes?
Then work through the sides of the square.

The description can be found in the second part of this post (of the letter h)

Is your work too short or not square?
Then crochet:

Round 26: 1 t-ch, turn, 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 27: 1 sc in each stitch, NO t-ch, don't turn your work.

Crochet the sides of the square.

The description can be found in the second part of this post. *

Scheme letter p

Important note

* This pattern is only meant for personal use.
You are not allowed to use this pattern for commercial purposes without my permission.
Using or translating this pattern for free is only permitted
after asking my permission and adding my name and the URL in it.
Do not hesitate to send me an e-mail with a request for permission. *

Next week you can find the missing bobble letters on this blog.

Probably you can guess which letters that will be

I wish you lots of crochet fun,

Margaret

Bobble Letter E or O ? Free crochet pattern

The first bobble letter was the vowel a.
Two weeks ago you have got the pattern for the consonant h.
You need the letter 'h' twice for our text.
This week you get the patterns for two vowels.
You may crochet this week  the letters 'e' and 'o', one of each.

A list of supplies you can find HERE. 

For the vowels e and o use the same yarn color as you used for the 'a', color 1.

Abbreviations US terms

ch = chain

t-ch = turning chain; this does not count as a stitch

sl st = slip stitch

sc = single crochet

cl = cluster stitch or bobble stitch

st = stitch

2 sc tog = crochet 2 single crochets together

A tutorial for the cluster stitch or bobble stitch can be found HERE.

Work Description

Letter e and o

Crochet a chain of 27 (not too tight!)

Round 1: 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook.Work 1 sc in each next ch, 1 t-ch (does not count as stitch) (26). Turn your work.Each next row has 26 stitches.

Round 2: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn.

Round 3: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn your work

Now measure the crocheted piece on the canvas.

Is it fitting nicely on the front of the list.

It should measure between 10 and 11 cm wide.

Is the piece too big?

Then you crochet too loose.

Crochet this little piece again with a thinner crochet hook.

Is it slip too narrow?

Then you crochet too tight.

Then crochet this piece again using a crochet hook 3.5 mm or crochet less tight.

Letter e 

Round   4:  9 sc, 5 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 7 sc, 1 t-ch, turn your work

Round   5:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   6:  7 sc, 1 cl, 11 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   7:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   8:  5 sc, 1 cl, 20 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   9:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 10:  5 sc, 7 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 7 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 11:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 12:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 13:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 14:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 15:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 16:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 17:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 18:  7 sc, 1 cl, 9 sc, 1 cl , 8 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 19:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 20:  9 sc, 4 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 9 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 21-24:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 25:  1 sc in each stitch

* Measure your work on the canvas.

See if it fits well on the square front.

And see if your work is exactly square.

Is the answer yes?
Then work through the sides of the square.

The description can be found in the second part of this post (of the letter h)

Is your work too short or not square?
Then crochet:

Round 26: 1 t-ch, turn, 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 27: 1 sc in each stitch, NO t-ch, don't turn your work.

Crochet the sides of the square.

The description can be found in the second part of this post. *

Scheme letter 'e'

Letter 'o'

Round   4:  9 sc, 4 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 9 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   5:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   6:  7 sc, 1 cl, 9 sc, 1 cl , 8 sc, 1 t-ch, tiurn

Round   7:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   8:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round   9:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 10:  5 sc,  1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 11:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 12:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 13:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 14:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 15:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 16:  5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 17:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 18:  7 sc, 1 cl, 9 sc, cl 1, 8 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 19:  1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 20:  9 sc, 4 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 9 sc, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 21-24: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch, turn

Round 25:  1 sc in each stitch

Proceed with the piece of the letter E after round 25 from * to *.

Scheme letter 'o'

Do you have an idea of the text we are making?

A little help: we are making two words (not the word 'how').

Important note!

* This pattern is only meant for personal use.
You are not allowed to use this pattern for commercial purposes without my permission.
Using or translating this pattern for free is only permitted
after asking my permission and adding my name and the URL in it.
Do not hesitate to send me an e-mail with a request for permission. *

I wish you a lot of crochet fun!

Margaret