Rows 6 (WS): Ch 1 (not a st), sc in first st and each st across. Rows 5 (RS): With RS facing, join colour C, ch 3 (counts as first dc), (2 dc in ch-sp, dc in top of dcCl) across, dc in last st. Row 4 (RS): Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc), (ch 1, 3dcCl in ch1-sp in row below) across, dc in last st. Row 3 (WS): With WS facing, working into the unworked front loops of Row 1, join colour B to the FLO of first st, push ruffle foward to continue working in FLO, ch 2 (counts as hdc), (ch 1, hdc) across. Row 2 (WS): Ch 1 (not a st), sc in BLO of first st, (ch 3, sc in BLO of next st) across. Row 1 (RS): With colour A, chain 10, work dc in 4th ch from hook (counts as 2 dc), 2dc in each st across, turn. (In this pattern, you will be chaining an additional 2 ch after each popcorn st as indicated in the pattern, except for the last popcorn st where you will chain an additonal 1 ch.
(Yo, insert hook into st or sp indicated, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops) a total of three times into the same st or sp indicated, yo and pull through 4 remaining loops.ĭouble crochet 3 times in st or sp indicated, take hook out leaving a large loop, and insert into top of first dc and loop, pull loop through the first stitch, close popcorn with a chain. Check you are following the pattern for the crochet terms you usually use. Pattern is written in both UK terms and US terms. Take care to notice which side you need to start the new row. In row 10 you will be working in the front bar. Use a hook size suitable for your yarn, leaning towards a smaller hook size, especially if you have loose tension. You could also use cream, pale pink, pale lilac or similar. Subsequently, Row 8 is suited to yellow or a similar colour such as gold, lemon, camel, mustard. I would recommend for Row 7 that you use a green, aqua or teal colour if possible, as this row makes the stems or leaves of the “flowers” in row 8. The last two rows could be worked in the same colour. For example, the first row could be a favourite colour, as you can see in the sample below I have used pale pink.
Boho rainbow free#
If you don’t have all the colours of the rainbow, feel free to substitute or double up. You can substitite any of these colours for whatever colours you have available. You can finish your rainbow with tassels, pom poms, fringing, applique clouds and a sun, whatever you want! Let’s Talk About ColoursĪ traditional rainbow consists of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet. In rows 1, 2, 4-9 you start the row on the right side, joining your yarn to the top of the first stitch, In rows 3 and 10 you start the row on the wrong side.
The crochet rainbow is made starting from the bottom row. You will be using chains, single crochets (US), double crochets (UK, US), treble crochets (UK), V-stitches, clusters, popcorns and half double crochets (US)/ half treble crochets (UK). The Boho Crochet rainbow pattern is a sampler style pattern where each row is a different stitch.
The free pattern is written for both adventuruous beginners and more experienced crocheters to enjoy.
Boho rainbow pdf#
Want to PRINT this pattern? An inexpensive printable pdf is available from Etsy and Ravelry.
The free crochet rainbow pattern below is written in both UK and US terms. I used DK weight cotton for the rainbow and Aran weight cotton for the sun. The free Boho Crochet Rainbow can be made using any weight yarn.
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