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3D Bell © Jane Eborall - 2002

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This pattern was an idea that came to me when designing the flat bell!! The bell is also made in

one ‘round’.

Abbreviations

working shuttle 2

very small picot

add bead to picot before joining

Wsh1 working shuttle 1 Wsh2

split ring

vsp

T & C tie and cut

Add 16 beads to Wsh2 before starting. More beads will be needed for adding to picots. The

bell is worked in four sections each joining to each other as work progresses.

1 st Section - Using Wsh1

*R1: *2 – 2 – 2 – 2

Ch: 2 – 3

R2: 3 +B (3 rd p on R1) 3 – 3 – 3

Ch: 3 – 4

R3: 4 +B (3 rd p on R2) 4 – 4 – 4

Ch: 4 – 5

R4: 5 +B (3 rd p on R3) 5 – 5 – 5

Ch: 5 – 3

R5: 3 +B (3 rd p on R4) 3 – 3 – 3

Ch: 3 – 5 Change to Wsh2 and make

R6: 5 – 4 B 4 Change to Wsh1

SR7: 5 +B (3 rd p on R5) 5 / 7 B 7

SR8: 5 – 5 / 7 B 7 Change to Wsh2 and make

R9: 4 B 4 – 5 Change to Wsh1

Ch: 5 – 3

R10: 3 +B (last p of SR8) 3 +B (2 nd p on R5) 3 – 3

Ch: 3 – 5

R11: 5 +B (3 rd p on R10) 5 +B (2 nd p on R4) 5 – 5

Ch: 5 – 4

R12: 4 +B (3 rd p on R11) 4 +B (2 nd p on R3) 4 – 4

Ch: 4 – 3

R13: 3 +B (3 rd p on R12) 3 +B (2 nd p on R2) 3 – 3

Ch: 3 – 2

R14: 2 +B (3 rd p on R13) 2 +B (2 nd p on R1) 2 – 2 Change

to Wsh2

Ch: 3 Change to Wsh1 - See fig. 1

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Repeat section 1 from *3 times (total of four sections) joining chains of next section to chains of

last with a bead. Also join ring 20 to ring 9 (which is it’s opposite ring) with a bead. See fig. 2

Join the chains of section 4 to the chains on section 1 (not forgetting to join the rings at the side

of the split rings).

After the final chain of 3ds T & C Wsh2. Continuing with Wsh1 only leave a small space and

make a ring as follows.

R: 1 + (3 rd p of last R worked) 2 + (3 rd p of next R) 2 + (3 rd p of next R) continue until all p’s

on top rings have been joined, 1. Close ring, tie and cut. See fig. 3

Take a long piece of thread and pull it through the centre of the top ring. Add a bead on either

side of the top ring to prevent the thread slipping through. Add one large bead for the bell’s

clapper.

Well, that’s the end of that!! Hope it rings a few bells for you (corny, or what!!). My email

address is here!

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