
Fill with beans or rice to make your own wrist rest, eases your hand and arm when using the mouse too much.
Materials:
crochet hook F or G
(you want a tight crochet)
Lorna's Laces Shepherd Sport
one skein – color Vera
fat quarter of fabric or scrap fabric
2 cups of rice (or other filler for insert)
Abbreviations:
ch – chain
st(s) – stitch(es)
in next - in next stitch
sl st - slip stitch
sc - single crochet
beg - beginning
Instructions:
FORM FIRST END OF THE PILLOW:
- ch 1, stretch it out, sc into the loop
(leave a long tail to tighten the circle after the first round)
- work 10 sc around the loop, sl st to first sc to join, pull on tail to tighten
- ch 1, do not turn, 1 sc in same, 2 sc in each around, sl st to beg
- ch 1, do not turn, *2 sc in next, 1 sc in next; repeat from * around,
2 sc in next, join to beg
START WORKING A SPIRAL:
- do not turn work, 1 sc in each sc around until your pillow measures 7 inches
MAKE INSERT:
- cut two pieces of fabric the size of your pillow, sew 3 sides and fill with rice, sew remaining side.
- insert into pillow
FINISH BY WORKING DECREASES:
- from where you left off, *1 sc in next, skip 1, 1 sc in next; repeat from * until pillow is closed.
copyright 2006 - Midnight Knitter
Re:Crocheted Wist / Computer Pillow How To
This is great, thanks for sharing...can all the crocheters out there share some of your favorite books for beginner crocheting patterns and how-to projects?
I know of the book Get Your Crochet on by Afya, but I am not sure if I am ready for that...does anyone have this book? Please share...