# Free crochet new pattern pattern

> A free crochet pattern for a new pattern, with a live 3D preview. It runs to 22 rounds. Read it round by round, or open it in the editor to see it built.

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Pattern | New pattern |
| Designer | Not stated |
| Notation | US crochet terminology |
| Size | 1 piece · 22 rounds · 990 stitches |
| Updated | 2026-09-27 |
| Page | https://crochet3d.com/gallery/new-pattern-2 |

⚠️ **US notation.** This pattern uses at least one abbreviation that means a different stitch in UK notation (UK "dc" is US "sc"; UK "tr" is US "dc"). Work it as US, or read the UK column in the key below.

## Instructions

### New pattern

- **Round 1:** 6 sc in ring → 6
- **Round 2:** inc x6 → 12
- **Round 3:** (sc, inc) x6 → 18
- **Round 4:** (2sc, inc) x6 → 24
- **Round 5:** (3sc, inc) x6 → 30
- **Round 6:** (4sc, inc) x6 → 36
- **Round 7:** (5sc, inc) x6 → 42
- **Round 8:** (6sc, inc) x6 → 48
- **Round 9:** (7sc, inc) x6 → 54
- **Round 10-20:** 54sc → 54
- **Round 21:** (8sc, inc) x6 → 60
- **Round 22:** (9sc, inc) x6 → 66

## Abbreviations used

| In the pattern | US abbreviation | Stitch name (US) | UK abbreviation | What it is |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| sc | sc | Single crochet | dc |  |
| inc | inc | Increase | inc | 2 sts in 1 st |

The UK column is the abbreviation a UK-notation reader would use for the SAME stitch. Where it differs from the US one, following the pattern with UK meanings produces the wrong stitch height.

## How the notation reads

- `(sc, inc) x6` — repeat what is in the brackets 6 times — also written 6x (sc, inc)

**Open it in the planner.** [https://crochet3d.com/gallery/new-pattern-2](https://crochet3d.com/gallery/new-pattern-2) has an "open in the editor" button that loads this pattern into the 3D planner, where the model is built from exactly the text above.

Source: https://crochet3d.com/gallery/new-pattern-2