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    This document provides a crochet pattern for making a crown. It lists the materials needed, including yarn, a hook, and optional beads. It gives the gauge and provides instructions over 9 rounds to create the crown shape with different stitch patterns. After completing the rounds, the crown is stiffened while drying over a form to maintain the shape. Optional beads or jewels can be added for decoration.

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    Royal Crown

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    This document provides a crochet pattern for making a crown. It lists the materials needed, including yarn, a hook, and optional beads. It gives the gauge and provides instructions over 9 rounds to create the crown shape with different stitch patterns. After completing the rounds, the crown is stiffened while drying over a form to maintain the shape. Optional beads or jewels can be added for decoration.

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    This document provides a crochet pattern for making a crown. It lists the materials needed, including yarn, a hook, and optional beads. It gives the gauge and provides instructions over 9 rounds to create the crown shape with different stitch patterns. After completing the rounds, the crown is stiffened while drying over a form to maintain the shape. Optional beads or jewels can be added for decoration.

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    This document provides a crochet pattern for making a crown. It lists the materials needed, including yarn, a hook, and optional beads. It gives the gauge and provides instructions over 9 rounds to create the crown shape with different stitch patterns. After completing the rounds, the crown is stiffened while drying over a form to maintain the shape. Optional beads or jewels can be added for decoration.

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    ROYAL

    Royal
    Crochet pattern for a crown

    Size: circumference about 46 cm or 18 inches

    Materials:

    Yarn: Light sport weight cotton or cotton blend, such as Premier Yarns Cotton Fair (52 % cotton, 48 %
    acrylic)
    Optional: metallic embroidery thread, held together with the yarn, such as DMC metallic
    embroidery thread, color light silver.

    Hook: 3.5 mm

    Other: Stiffening media, such as Mod Podge Stiffy, starch spray, or sugar solution
    Bling: to taste, e.g., glass or plastic beads size 10 or larger, e.g., 16 clear and 8 colored beads

    Abbreviations: CH chain stitch; SL slip stitch; SC single crochet; DC double crochet; TC treble crochet

    Gauge: Make a gauge swatch by crocheting rounds 1-5 (below) over 13 stitches (do not join in the
    round). One repeat (12 s) will be about 5.8 cm or 2 ¼ inches wide.

    Instructions:

    Round 1. CH 96s, join in the round with SL. (You can adjust size by adding or subtracting multiples of
    12 stitches.)
    Round 2. CH 3s, DC 1 in each of the next 95 CH stitches of the previous round. Join with SL.
    Round 3. Repeat round 2.

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    Round 4. CH 5s, *skip 2, DC 1 in the third stitch of the previous round, CH 2s*, repeat *-* all the way
    around. Join with SC to the 3rd stitch of the initial CH 5s.
    Round 5. *DC 5 into the next DC of the previous round, SC into the second DC of the previous round*,
    repeat *-* all the way around.
    Round 6. SL3 (end up at the center top of the first cluster), *CH 7s, SC to the center of the next cluster
    of the previous round*, repeat *-* all the way around. IF USING BEADS: after you pull the SC
    loop through the center stitch of the cluster, thread a bead over the metallic thread loop.
    Place the loop back on the hook and continue to crochet as usual. Total 16 beads on this
    round.
    Round 7. SL3 (end up at the center top of the first arch), *CH 4s, TC into the center of the next arch,
    CH 7s, TC into the same center stitch, CH 4s, SC to the center of the next arch*, repeat *-*
    all the way around. IF USING BEADS: after you pull the SC loop through the center stitch of
    the arch, thread a bead over the metallic thread loop. Continue to crochet as usual. Total 8
    beads on this round.
    Round 8. *SC 4s, SL1 at the top of the TC of the previous round, SC 4s, into the leg of the last SC
    stitch: **CH 3s, SL1, CH 5s, SL1, CH 3s, SL1**, SC 3s, SL1 at the top of the TC of the
    previous round, SC 4s*, repeat *-* all the way around.
    Round 9. Weave in ends. Place the crown over a suitable size cylinder or cone (I used a large roll of
    paper towel covered with a plastic bag). Stiffen with a suitable media, such as Mod Podge
    Stiffy, starch spray, or sugar solution. Allow to dry in place. Re-apply as needed. If you're not
    concerned about a choking hazard (children under 3 yrs), you can add more beads or jewels
    at this point by sewing or gluing.

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