I really had fun making (and playing with) this Frisbee.
After some
proto-types, this was the best flyer and safest for indoor flying.
This is a very easy
pattern, and should take less than 2 hours.
Being so light weight, it is relatively
safe for indoor flying.
And yes, it really does fly!
Great fun for any
age, indoors or outside.
To personalize, or
just to make them holiday festive, you can add appliques to the center.
A little Bow or
Necktie applique for Father’s Day, would be cute.
Initials, hearts,
shamrocks, flowers, stars, pumpkins are some other choices that might be good,
too.
But just plain is
great, also.
Enjoy!
Materials: Sugar and Cream Cotton ~1.5 oz
F Hk, 3.75mm
Large rounded needle to sew yarn
Gauge is
not important.
Size: about 7” in diameter
Abbreviations:
Ch = Chain
Sp(s) = Space(s)
Sc = Single Crochet
FLO = Front Loop Only
Sc = Single Crochet
FLO = Front Loop Only
BLO = Back Loop Only
Hdc = Half Double Crochet
Ss = Slip Stitch
Ss = Slip Stitch
Uses US Terminology
Doily Frisbee:
Rnd 1:
Ch 9, join to form ring. Ch 4,
(Dc, Ch 1) 11xs in the ring. Join to 3rd
ch of ch-4 with a ss. (12dcs, 12 ch-1
sps)
Rnd 2:
Ch 1, Sc in 1st sp.
(Ch 3, Sc in next sp) around. Join with a ss in 1st sc. (12 Ch-3 sps)
Rnd 3:
Ch 1, Sc in 1st sp.
(Ch 4, Sc in next sp) around. Join with a ss in 1st sc. (12 Ch-4 sps)
Rnd 4:
Ss in first 2 chs of the loop, to bring you to the center of that loop. Then…..
Ch 1, Sc in center
sp. (Ch 5, Sc in next sp) around. Join
with a ss in 1st sc. (12 Ch-5
sps)
Rnd 5:
Ss in next 2 chs. Ch 1, Sc in
center sp. (Ch 6, Sc in next sp) around.
Join with a ss in 1st sc. (12
Ch-6 sps)
Rnd 6:
Ss in next 3 chs. Ch 1, Sc in
center sp. (Ch 7, Sc in next sp) around.
Join with a ss in 1st sc. (12
Ch-7 sps)
Rnd 7:
Ss in next 3 chs. Ch 1, Sc in
center sp. (Ch 8, Sc in next sp) around.
Join with a ss in 1st sc. (12
Ch-8 sps)
Rnd 8:
Ch 1, 8 Sc in each sp. Join with
a ss in 1st sc. (96 sc)
Rnd 9:
Ch 2, Hdc in FLO of each st around. Join with a ss in top of beg ch. (96 hdc)
[Note: the back loop of round 9 will be used later to
sew to free loop on round 11.]
Rnds 10 - 12: Ch 2, Hdc in BLO of
1st st and around. Join with
a ss in 1st hdc.
FO after rnd 12 with
36” to sew. (96 hdc)
Note: Rnd 12 will not show on finished Frisbee. It is tucked inside.
If you wish, you can
omit Rnd 12 and the Frisbee will still fly.
But I think it is
weighted a bit better if it is included.
Finishing:
Fold Rnd 12 under and sew the first free loop of Rnd 9 to the first free
loop of 11.
[Note: I put the needle under the free loop on Rnd 9
and up through the matching free loop on Rnd 11.
As I go around I keep
tucking Rnd 12 under to the inside.]
These are great! Thanks for sharing the pattern.
ReplyDeleteThese are great! Thanks for sharing the pattern.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteThe Flying Doily is one of my all-time favorites.
My grand-kids have been playing with these for years.
And they are still fun.
When it is too hot or cold or raining outside, they are great for indoors.
So glad that you like it, too.
Pam
Just finished 2 of these. They fly so well!! I'm amazed that my teenage boys even found them entertaining. I've been making them for grandkids but this is awesome that they seem to be for all ages. I had a bunch of cotton yard sitting around so it was a nice way to use that up and have something awesome to show at the end.
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