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Panty Liner Case

How to make Panty Liner Case - DIY Craft Project from Craftbits.com
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  • Less than 1/2 Ball of Lily Sugar and Cream 100% Cotton yarn
    Size F or G crochet hook
    (Depending on how tight or loose you crochet,I used size F).
    Appliqué (optional)

This free Crochet Pattern shows you how to crochet a panty liner case perfect little project for your purse.


Note: case is made in all one piece.The tab loop added last. Sew edges last. Also, Ch 2 counts as a HDC unless otherwise stated.


Front

Ch 11


Row 1) 1 HDC in 3rd Ch from hook and all rem. chains. Ch 2. Turn.


Row 2) 1 HDC in next HDC. 1 HDC in all rem HDC's. Ch 2. Turn.


Rows 3-7) Rep Row 2. At end of Row 7, Ch 2. Turn.


Back


Row 8) HDC in back loops only across. Ch 2. Turn.


Rows 9-13) Rep Row 2. Do not Ch 2 after Row 13. Instead, fasten off after Row 13.


Front Flap & Tab


Row 1) W/ Sl St join yarn at 1st rem loop of foundation row. Ch 2, HDC across. Ch 2. Turn.


Row 2) 1 HDC Dec, 1 HDC in each HDC to last 2,1 HDC Dec. Ch 1. Turn. (8)


Row 3) Rep Row 2. Ch 1. Turn. (6)


Row 4) SL St 2. Ch 1. Turn.


Rows 5 & 6) Sc 2. Ch 1. Turn. Row 7) Dec 1. Fasten Off.


Tab Loop Attach yarn w/ SL St on Row 3 of Front at 4th HDC from right front edged. Chain 4 SL St in 7th HDC from same edge.


 Edging Sc around entire edge (including tab).

Have Sc, Ch 1, Sc in corners and Tip of tab. Fasten off.


 Finishing Fold front and back wrong sides together having "rem back loop only" to the outside. With yarn sew the sides together.

Tuck the tab into loop to close.

Glue an appliqué to the front flap (optional).

  

This project was submitted by crowiz (Darlene). Thanks Darlene!

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Cute project in between larger ones :)

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Good "easy" project, not for a beginner though. DO NOT work in cotton yarn, too tough to crochet! Any other worsted wt. yarn will do. I got a little lost with the Tab section, so I winged it there. But otherwise this would be a nice little project for a tween girl. :)

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