Find links to the previous letters at the bottom of this post.
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Letter T:
Chain 33
Starting in the 2nd chain from the hook single crochet across the chain for 32 sc. Chain 1 and turn.
Sc 21, sc3tog, sc, sc3tog, sc 4. Chain 1 and turn.
Hdc BLO for 26 and then sc in last 2
At the end of the letter put 5 dc in the space and continue around the other side of the chain.
Sc 8 then chain 8 and dc in the 4th chain from the hook and dc in the next 5.
Skip 1 stitch on the vertical and slip stitch in the next. Sc down the rest of the vertical and place 3 sc in the end and working around the other side sc back up about 18 (you will be opposite of the first little horizontal).
Chain 12 and in the 4th chain from the hook dc and dc across. Slip stitch back to the vertical and then up the rest of the letter. Continue to slip stitch around the rest of the letter, but on the two horizontal bars work sc in those stitches with 3sc in the ends.
I hope that makes sense. Stay with me as I work in the future to get video tutorials up for all the letters.
The last step to these letters is steam blocking. This step is so important – especially for letters like this when you need to block the curvy parts of the letter. I can’t stress how important and what kind of difference this step makes. I did a post about steam blocking HERE in relation to a different project, but the idea is the same. This step takes your letter up a notch! It makes is lay flat, look professional, soften a little and just all around look so much better.
Did you miss the Letter A? Find that post right HERE
What about B? See this POST
and the Letter C is HERE.
and D
and here is H
J is for Joy
K can be found HERE
and L
the letters M and N are on the same post right HERE
O can be found on this POST
and P right HERE
and Q
and R
and the letter S
Keep checking back with me as I post patterns for all the letters this year!
And tag me over on IG @theburgundybasket to show me all your letters!!
