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Squish your floaty so round 1 meets round 13.Designed with handle and 3 valves: This flamingo pool float gives you a more stable experience of summer and swimming pools for flamingo pool parties. If you are unfamiliar with this method or prefer to do a slip stitch to join that’s totally fine, the inside of your floaty will have a little seem though. I like using the join as you go method (explained below).

It’s easiest if you stuff your donut shape with polyfill as you go. Now we are going to join round 1 with round 13 to create our donut shape. Round 13: *DEC, SC 5* Repeat around 8 times (48) Round 12: *DEC, SC 6* Repeat around 8 times (56) Round 11: *DEC, SC 7* Repeat around 8 times (64) Round 10: *DEC, SC 8* Repeat around 8 times (72) Round 5: *INC, SC 8* Repeat around 8 times (80) Round 4: *INC, SC 7* Repeat around 8 times (72) Round 3: *INC, SC 6* Repeat around 8 times (64) Round 2: *INC, SC 5* Repeat around 8 times (56) Place a stitch marker in the 48th space so you will know where the last stitch in round 2 is. Tip: If you are not familiar with crocheting in the back bump you can use your preferred method, I just think the back bump gives you a cleaner edge that will be easier to work with later on. This pattern is worked in continuous rounds- see special stitches above for help. Join the ends of your chain, being careful not to get it twisted, CH 1.

Using your F hook and Cotton Candy Brava yarn, CH 48. We’re going to start with the donut shape of our pool floaty. Repeat in each stitch around pairing up the stitches in row 1 with the stitches in row 2. Grab the working yarn and pull it through. Insert your hook into the first stitch in row 2. Insert your hook into the first stitch of row 1 and place a SC.

Join As You Go (JAYG) – Joining method.

So your single crochet will go like this: insert hook into last stitch, pull up a loop, yarn over with new color, pull through both loops on hook. Yarn over with new color and pull through last step of the single crochet. Complete last single crochet of the round until the last yarn over.

Color Changes – change colors at the end of the round.

I find it handy to use a stitch marker (or a piece of yarn) to mark the start of each round so you know when each round starts/ends. After you finish the stitches of one round, start right on the next without joining between.

Continuous Rounds – This pattern is worked in continuous rounds without joining.

Yarn over and draw through 2 loops (2 loops on hook), yarn over and pull through 2 remaining loops on hook.

Invisible Decrease – invisible single crochet decrease – insert hook into front loop of next stitch, then insert your hook into the front loop of the following stitch (3 loops on hook).

If you are unfamiliar with this technique I will link a good YouTube video for you here.

Magic Circle –We will be using the Magic Circle (or magic ring) method for this crochet bunny pattern.

INC- Increase (in this case- 2 SC in the same stitch)ĭEC- Decrease, in this case, invisible decrease (explained below) We are using worsted weight yarn for this pattern but you could easily change up the yarn weight and crochet hook size to change the finished size of your flamingo pool floaty.ĭon’t forget your freebie! Sign up to my email list and you’ll receive the 2023 Content Calendar for crocheters absolutely free, and start receiving other handy freebies from me every week! STITCH KEY (US TERMS) ABBREVIATIONS

*I have linked most of the supplies I used in the materials section above. If you don’t have Brava any worsted weight pink yarn will do. This pattern uses a very small amount of white and black yarn. – We Crochet Brava acrylic yarn in the colors Cotton Candy, White, and Black. Here’s what you need to make a crochet flamingo pool floaty.

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