Crochet Pattern: Peace Sign
By Rachel – 20 CommentsYou can never spread enough peace! Crochet this peace sign and use it as a pin, magnet or applique. You can embellish hats, blankets, shirts or whatever you can thing of. Have fun crocheting peace!
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Finished Size: 2 3/4″ (7 cm) in diameter
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Materials: Medium Weight Yarn (small amount of main color) Crochet Hook I (5.50 mm) |
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Gauge: Not that important for this pattern, you may adjust the hook size to obtain the desired finished size.
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Crochet Pattern: Peace Sign
Round 1: ch 13, tr in first ch made, (ch 3, tr in first ch made) 2 times, ch 7, sl st in sixth ch made at beginning of round
Round 2: 14 sc in ch-7 space, 6 sc in next 2 ch-3 spaces, 14 sc in next ch-7 space, sl st in first sc made, finish off.
Don’t understand chain spaces? Learn more here-> What is a chain space?
Let me know of you need more help!
LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!! Can’t wait to make them, I’m seeing a bunch of them sewn together for a necklace or scarf…..
This would be cute on a belt.
I love these! Too cute! =)
I also love these! I think i may add them to the easy adjustable slippers i am currently making!
like that very nice
I am going to go crochet a hundred of them and see what I can do with them all!!! Thanks so much. This will be my first pattern from this blog
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Thanks Rachel…these are so cool! I like Angie’s idea of a scarf, but I think I’d applique them on….maybe with a few random flowers tossed in also. The possibilities are endless!
How lovely, and cool!!! I’m gonna make one into a necklace for my brother!!! peace man!
Thanks for the pattern Rachel! It was so EASY to make, I already have a nice pile of peace signs.
Thanks very much for these. My daughter asked me for one as soon as she saw it. I made her a necklace out of it.
Hi Rachel I have a question about the pattern, I am a begginer so plz bear with me…
In round 1 it says to sl st in 6th ch. does that mean the 6th ch from hook or the 6th ch from the ch 7? and then in round 2, 14 sc in ch-7 space, is that 14 sc in the space where I sl st in the 6th ch? Thanks so much, I can not wait to make these for my daughter if I can figure it out. It sounds so easy but I am stuck
I make your simple flower pattern all time and glue them to those silver sewing clips (hair clips)
and my daughter wears them to school and gets compliments ALL the time! (she is 14 yrs old) So easy, and SO cute! Thanks again love your site
Hi Becki, the “6th chain made” refers to the 6th chain you made at the start of the round. After you chain 6 (a part of the ch 13) at the beginning, you may want to place a stitch marker into the 6th stitch so you know where it is later.
After you make your sl st in the 6th chain made, the 6 chains at the beginning of the round becomes the top vertical line of the peace sign. The first ch-7 space in round 2 is created from the remaining 7 chains of the beginning ch 13 (13 – 6 = 7).
Great pattern!!! Works up real fast and comes out perfect
I tried this a few times and each time it came out more apple shaped than circular. I don’t know what I did wrong. I even used the same yarn and hook size as recommended. Any tips?
You can try blocking your finished peace sign, learn more about blocking here: Blocking Crochet
Also, make sure that the single crochets in the chain spaces are evenly spread out and not bunched together.
I am having trouble with this pattern, and this is the third time I have entered a request for help. It appears that you did not receive my first two requests. For whatever reason, I am having a hard time understanding this pattern. Is it possible to post a picture-by-picture, step-by-step list of instructions, please? I have had no problem with other patterns I have used from your blog, but this one eludes me. I would appreciate this so much. It looks like a great pattern, and I can’t wait to grasp it, but I need some help. Thank you!
Hey Marybeth, I don’t have a pic by pic done yet, I’ll be working on it. But if there is a part that you don’t understand in one of the rounds I’d be happy to try and explain it to you.
After you finish round 1, it should already look like a very skinny peace sign. Round 2, just makes the outside of the peace sign thicker.
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Here’s the the step by step pics of the peace sign being made: http://www.crochetspot.com/crochet-pattern-peace-sign-detailed/
Thank you for this pattern, it’s totally cool.
Sat Nam, **(-_-)**
Piper