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Crochet Scrabble Letters M, U & O

Fiona Field • Feb 18, 2021

Crochet your own scrabble Letters to use as embellishments, or appliques on your crochet patterns. The letters are added using surface crochet which is a crochet technique that can allow you to add letters and many other shapes on to your crochet fabrics.

Crochet letter tiles M O U

Free Crochet Scrabble Letters Pattern   Free Crochet Patterns

These crochet scrabble letters are perfect to be used as an addition in so many crochet patterns! You could even make a whole set and use them when away from home to play with! 


 The crochet scrabble pieces use a crochet technique called Surface Crochet, where you slip stitch across the top of your project to add letters or other patterns. It almost appears 3D! Once you've mastered this technique, you'll be adding letters to all sorts of projects like personalising beanies and scarves! 


The crochet scrabble letters are used in the Mothers Day Frame CAL which is detailed below along with the leaf and flower pattern. You can find all the details below.

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Elizabeth Stitch Beanie Pattern

Skill Level: Beginner

Materials:

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Finished Size:

  • 2.5 cm square.


Tension

  • gauge is not essential for this pattern


Stitch Abbreviations: UK terms - (US in brackets)

 

St(s)            Stitches

Ch               Chain

Sl St            Slip Stitch

Dc (Sc)       Double Crochet (Single Crochet)

Pattern Notes:

  • Whatever your skill level with crochet, I would always recommend reading through this pattern before beginning. Get in touch if you need any help completing the pattern.
  • Pattern is worked as a rectangle which is folded to create a square
  • The letter is surface crocheted to the top of one side of the rectangle prior to sewing up
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How to Crochet these Crochet Scrabble Letters

Make one for each letter you are making.

Ch 13.


Row 1: Dc in 2nd Ch from hook and in each Ch across. Turn. (12)


Row 2: Ch1, Dc in 1st St and each St across.


Rows 3-6: Repeat Row 2.


Do not cut yarn - place a stitch marker in last stitch made while you surface crochet the letter.

Letter M:

  • Insert hook 1 row in from starting slip knot.
  • Attach black yarn to hook with a slip knot.
  • Bring black yarn through stitch.
  • Sl St across next 5 stitches.
  • Sl St into stitch 1 row across and 1 row down.
  • Sl St into St, 1 row in and 1 row down.
  • Mirror where you have placed the slip stitches to create the other side of the letter M.
  • Fasten off black yarn and bring the tail to the rear of the project.

Letter U:

  • Insert hook in 5th row from starting slip knot.
  • Attach black yarn to hook with a slip knot.
  • Bring black yarn through St.
  • Sl St towards slip knot across next 4 stitches.
  • Sl St into St 1 row across and 1 row down.
  • Sl St across next 2 rows.
  • Sl St into St, 1 row out and 1 row up.
  • Mirror where you have placed the slip stitches to create the other side of the letter U.
  • Fasten off black yarn and bring the tail to the rear of the project.
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Letter O:

  • Insert hook in 4th row from starting slip knot.
  • Attach black yarn to hook with a slip knot.
  • Bring black yarn through St.
  • Sl St towards slip knot across next 3 Sts.
  • Sl St into stitch 1 row across and 1 row down.
  • Sl St across next 2 rows.
  • Sl St into St, 1 row out and 1 row up.
  • Sl St up over next 3 Sts.
  • Sl St into St, 1 row in and 1 row up.
  • Sl St across next 2 rows.
  • Sl St to where yarn was joined.
  • Fasten off black yarn and bring the tail to the rear of the project.

If you're taking part in the CAL to complete the Mothers Day Frame and you just can't wait to get your hand on all the patterns, CLICK HERE to grab the full pattern PDF complete with patterned and plain printable backing for your shadow box frame or click the buttons below.

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Hi, I'm Fiona, the hands behind Cosy Rosie Crochet - the place to learn to crochet as you make! 


With over four years of hands-on experience leading in-person crochet workshops since 2018 and designing and publishing my own patterns since 2019, I bring a wealth of expertise of sharing crochet techniques.....

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