Tissue box: the pattern

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March 27, 2011

Hello my friend,

This is for you today how I made the tissue box cover…Hope you understand my charts 😉 (I use Corel draw to make them, it is a graphic design software)

To begin you have to make a small classic granny square crocheted with 2 rounds with the same color…

and then crochet a second square and join it to the first as you go, like on this pic:

and then you continue making squares and joining them as you go as this pic:

50 granny squares in total joined as you go….choosing randomly the colors 😉

That’s it my dear 🙂

You can also decorate your tissue box by crocheting a round of dc and then another round of small shells on the top of your box…

Enjoy!

Thank you all for your visit and your sweet messages here! I really really LOVE reading them,

Have a great sunday 🙂

Sucrette

16 Comments

  1. Pearlin J

    thanks for the pattern.I love yours 🙂

  2. MeMeRose

    I just LOVE this idea… it looks beautiful, thank you for sharing. Is the tissue box inside just cardboard? x

  3. Saritha

    Thanks for the lovely pattern!!

  4. Teje

    Wonderful idea! Thank you for the pattern!
    Have a lovely day! Teje

  5. Anne Marie

    Thanks for the great pattern – just want you to know how much I enjoy your blog and work!!

  6. Carmen

    What a cute tissue box cover!! love it,
    thanks for the pattern
    Have a nice week!

  7. Andrea at Apples and Pears

    Great pattern – thank you!!!! I can feel a stinker of a cold coming on so it is quite timely xxxx

  8. Catherine

    Thank you so much for sharing. This is really cute.

  9. Faith

    This is super cute! I’m going to have to try it!
    One question, how did you join your squares? With a slip stitch or did you sew them? Thanks!

  10. Dorien

    This looks great!! I love the colours. Thank you for sharing the pattern; I have to try this too!

  11. chiirenzo

    thanx for sharing the pattern… Love it.. =)
    Very cute….

  12. Avalee

    This is a great pattern. Does anyone know what size hook was used?

  13. Helen

    You have most beautyful crochet charts I have seen! I have made several myself (with AutoCad) and I know it is quite time-consuming, at least in the beginning…

  14. myra r. schlaepfer

    thank you for all this lovely and colorful patterns! hoping you will get well soon, I know this problem! Since years I’ve had problems wih my hand(s) and arms due to inflammatory and degenerative changes in the cervical spine and different joints. I would like to share my ” healing” experiencies with you, perhaps there is something you did not try yet:) and I don’t mean the medical stuff- even that I could share with you, being medical doctor and having also experience with this part of treatment… no, I am thinking of the little things only we can influence and what has been helping me. Check your sitting position, get a chair, you can sit ergonomic and relaxed, the chin softly pressed down towards the sternum- you will feel your cervical spine slightly stretching, do not lift the elbows, hold them in contact with your body, get light and ergonomic ” instruments” like wooden hook or knitting needles, relax your shoulders and breathe regularly with your bailley, not with your chest. I have checked all these aspects with my treating physiotherapist and it works. Perhaps there is nothing new for you and you are already doing it- then I can only wish you patience and endurance:) sincerely Myra

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  16. tyaa

    I have to try this tissues box! Monday, yes monday I will begin 😉

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