09. Patron filet à provisions "Tutti Frutti" au crochet : L'alliance du rock, des fruits et de l'éthique
Hello knitters and cheer up!
Today I'm offering you a supercharged article with a new pattern that smells of rock 'n' roll, applesauce and cherry clafoutis...
What if we went for a trip to the market with the adorable Tutti Frutti shopping net?
I don't know about you, but I'm a fruit addict: I love them all: from watermelon to blackberry, banana to kiwi, they're like nature's candy. Of course, I enjoy them all year round, but what a pleasure, when the good weather arrives, to stock up on sun-drenched fruits such as melon or peaches ...
Tutti Frutti was born from a mixture of family discussions, with my aunt, who loves shopping nets, with my big brother, who told me that the word frutti was fashionable among teenagers and with my niece who is, like me, passionate about crochet! I discovered rock'n'roll with the 33 rpm Jive Rabbit in 1989, I was then 4 years old. The energy as well as the carefree attitude of this music appealed to me instantly. Nearly 30 years before suggesting that I create my own yarn shop, my brother posed with this record, one of the cornerstones of my life.
The origin of the term Fruity or Frutti comes from Polari, an English slang used by marginalized communities in the 19th century and was used to refer to a man who liked men. Homosexuality was heavily repressed at the time and one had to resort to stratagems to speak freely. While Little Richard can be heard talking about a certain Daisy in the 1955 track Tutti Frutti, this in no way reflects the first version initially performed on stage, which spoke very crudely of a frutti man in the Polari sense of the term.
Fascinated by fruits, rock and linguistics, it didn't take much for my new creation to have a name that is both deliciously familiar and incredibly mysterious...
My assistant and model Murray is never the last to clown around, as you know!
This pattern requires good crochet skills.
4 specific techniques will be used here:
I guide you, step by step, to perform these techniques on the Wolly Roger YouTube channel, in the TUTTI FRUTTI playlist .
Simply click on the links above to go directly to them.
You can also click on the hardware to access the store.
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ALL FRUITS
Shopping net, 33 cm long.
version 1: colors 144 lemon & 146 lime
version 2: colors 161 orange & 162 cherry
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Sample :
21 crochets = 10 cm with a 3.5 mm hook
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Material :
- 2 balls of Reborn Denim VEGAN
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Abbreviations :
- m.: mesh
- sl: chain stitch
- sl st: slip stitch
- sc: single crochet
- b: bridle
- bravt: front raised flange
- brarr: raised rear bridle
- DB: double bridle
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IMPORTANT :
- Crochet in the round.
- The first sc of each row will be replaced by 3 ch.
- Each row will be closed with a sl st in the third ch at the beginning of the row.
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Instructions :
Crochet 4 sl st,
1 sl st in the first ch to create a circle.
Place a marker to indicate the beginning of the row.
Row 1: Crochet 3 ch then 11 sc around the ch ring.
[12 brides]
Row 2: Crochet 3 sl st, 1 sl st in the last sl st of the previous row
* 1 sc in the next st, 1 sc in the previous sc *
repeat * * until the end.
[12 brides – 12 front raised brides]
Note : you must always crochet a bravt into the previous bravt to make the spiral appear.
Row 3: Crochet 3 sl st, 1 sl st in the last sl st of the previous row
* 1 sc in each of the next 2 sts, 1 sc in the previous one*
repeat * * until the end, ending with 1 sc.
[24 brides – 12 front raised brides]
Row 4: Loosely crochet 1 sl st in the next 2 sts , 3 ch, 1 brave In the last brave from the previous rank
* 1 sc in each of the next 2 sts, 1 sc in the previous sc*
repeat * * until the end, ending with 2 sc.
[36 brides – 12 front raised brides]
Row 5: Loosely crochet 1 sl st in the next two sts, 3 ch, 1 bravt in the last bravt of the previous row
* 1 sc in each of the next 3 sts, 1 sc in the previous sc*
repeat * * until the end, ending with 3 sc.
[48 brides – 12 front raised brides]
Row 6: Loosely crochet 1 sl st in the next two sts, 3 ch, 1 bravt in the last bravt of the previous row
* 1 sc in each of the next 4 sts, 1 sc in the previous sc*
repeat * * until the end, ending with 4 sc.
[60 brides – 12 front raised brides]
Row 7: Loosely crochet 1 sl st in the next st, 4 ch,
* 1 sc in the next st of the bravt from the previous row, 3 sl st *
repeat * * until the end, ending with 1 sl st in the first ch.
[24 loops of 3 ch]
Row 8: Crochet 3 ch, 7 sc in the first loop,
* 8 b in a loop, skip a loop *
repeat * * until end, change to color 2 to crochet 1 sl st in the first ch.
[96 b]
Row 9: Crochet 3 ch, 7 r, 1 ch
* 8 brarr, 1ml*
repeat * * until end, ending with 1 sl st in the third ch.
[12 sections of 8 raised back crochets – 12 free stitches]
Row 10: Crochet 3 ch, 6 sc , 1 dc between the two sc sections of row 8
(*7 sc , 1 DB between the two sc sections of row 8)
repeat ( )11 x, ending with 1 sl st in the third ch.
[12 sections of 7 bridles – 12 double bridles]
Row 11: Crochet 3 ch, 1 sc in the space between the next 2 sc,
*2dc in the space between the next 2 dc*
repeat to end, ending with 1 sl st in the third ch.
[192 brides]
Crochet 1 sl st in the next 3 sts
Row 12-21: Crochet 8 ch, skip 5 sc, 1 sc in the next sc,
5 sl st, skip 5 sc, 1 sc in the next sc,
repeat to end, ending with 1 sl st in the third ch.
[32 arches]
Row 22-29: Crochet 1 sl st in the next 2 sts, change to color 1 , 1 sl st in the next st, 8 ch, skip 5 dc, 1 dc in the next dc,
*5 sl st, skip 5 sc, 1 sc in next sc*
repeat to end, ending with 1 sl st in the third ch.
[32 arches]
Row 30: Crochet 2 ch, 4 sc in the next arch,
5 sc in each arch , ending with 1 sl st in the second ch.
[160 single crochet]
Row 31-33: Crochet 2 ch, 1 sc in each sc, ending with 1 sl st in the second ch.
[160 single crochet]
Row 34: Crochet 2ch, 24sc, 70ch, skip 30 sts, 50sc, 70ch, skip 30 sts, 25sc, ending with 1 sl st in the second ch
[2 sections of 50 single crochets – 2 loops of 70 chain stitches]
Row 35-37: Crochet 2 ch, 1 sc in each st, ending with 1 sl st in the second ch.
[240 single crochet]
After completing the 3rd row of sc, cut and fasten the yarn.
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The Tutti Frutti pattern is an exclusive creation by Wolly Roger. Any reproduction for commercial purposes or copying without crediting the author will be abandoned on a desert island.
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Take care and see you soon for new adventures!
Jessica