Diwali Candle Holder

This is a simple candle holder made using a 4 mm hook and nylon yarn so that it will curl up like a bowl or a candle holder. The pattern is quite like a doily pattern except the sides curl upwards instead of flat.

The tutorial video :

Candle Holder

1) Magic ring, 6 single crochet (sc) into the ring, end with a slip stitch (sl st)

2) Chain (ch) 3, double crochet (dc) in the same stitch, (2 dc in each stitch) - repeat all around and end with a sl st

3) Ch 3, ch 2, dc in the next, (ch 2, dc) - repeat all around and end with a sl st

4) Ch 4, 3 trible crochet (tc) together in the ch 2 space, (ch 4, 4 tc together in the ch 2 space) - repeat all around and end with a sl st

5) Ch 3, 4 dc in the ch 4 space, (5 dc in the ch 4 space) - repeat all around and end with a sl st

6) Ch 3, dc in the next 4, (ch 2, dc next 5) - repeat all around and end with a sl st

7) (Ch 4, sl st on top of the 3rd dc, ch 4, sl st in the ch 2 space) - repeat all around and end with a sl st

8) Ch 3, 2 dc, ch 3, 3 dc - all in the space area then sl st to the next space area, (3 dc, ch 3, 3 dc, sl st to the next space) - repeat all around and end with a sl st

9) Sc next 3, ch 3, sl st into space area, ch 5 same space sl st, ch 3, sl st in the same space, sc next 5, (sc3, sl st, ch 5, sl st ch 3 sl st) - repeat all around and end with a sl st.

Refer to tutorial video for better understanding. Do remember to subscribe to my Youtube channel, and follow me on Facebook , Shopee , Tiktok and Instagram . Thank you for your support.

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