Choco Strawberry Cake Trinket Tutorial

Size: 2 in x 2.5 in (approx)

Materials Used:
 Bottom
   Worsted Weight Yarn
   3.75 mm hook
   Blunt Needle
  
 Toppings
   8 ply Local Cotton Yarn
   3.25 mm hook
   Ruffles/Rose (No 8 Mercerized Cotton Thread & No 7 IMIA steel hook or 1.65mm)

Optional: Mini Jar

Steps:
 This is for the bottom part of the cake.
 Start with Magic Ring
 R1. Ch2, 9 dc (10), sl st on ch2
 R2. Ch2, dc on same st, 2 dc on next st around (20), sl st on ch2
 R3. Ch2, turn 2 dc on next st, *dc, 2 dc on next st around* (30), sl st on ch2 (we are now going to work around the circle) 
 R4. Ch2, FPDc on same st, dc on next st, *FPDc on next st, dc on next st* around (30), sl st on ch2
 R5 - R7. Repeat R4. Fasten off. 


  For the Toppings:

• Foundation Circle - The color gold circle represents the loop. This is where you will make the ruffles. 

• Rose

• Ruffles

For more pictures and additional info, please refer on this link. I wish you all nothing but the best. :) Happy Crocheting and God Bless!!


Love,
Jho

                                                     

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