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Begin by inserting your hook into one of
the chains you made to begin, or into a stitch in another row,
according to your project instructions. Prayer shawls, also called
comfort shawls, are usually made as gifts and given to people going
through a tough time or as a devotional practice.
Not to be confused with the Jewish tallit, prayer shawls can be any size or shape, though tradition suggests that they should be long enough to wrap around the wearer's
shoulders at least once. Starting at the inner edge of the brim, make a chain long enough to fit around
the child's head. Cut a piece of waistband elastic
to fit child's waist. Sew ends together. Fold skirt waistband at ch 1 row,
fitting waistband elastic inside. Fold ribbon in half and twist ends to make a circle.
Cut a piece of wire edge ribbon the circumference of the outer edge of hat brim.
Sew the ribbon between the two halves of the hat brim
using overcast stitches around the outer edge of the brim.
5, 4, and finally 9. 2nd row, SC in each ST around.
You can work up the pattern for the crocheted cowboy hat, vest and skirt quickly in single and double crochet.