Chart Pie

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Free tapestry crochet pattern

Chart Pie

By StitchingLab ·

This 50×50 chart finishes at roughly 13×12 inches in worsted-weight tapestry crochet, using 2 colors — a clean two-color project — a good first counted chart. In tapestry crochet this makes a pillow front or bag panel; repeat it for a full graphgan. The grid, materials estimate, and written row-by-row instructions below are all free; open the chart in the editor to resize it or swap the palette to yarns you already own.

Stitch type
Tapestry crochet
Grid
50 × 50
Colors
2

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This chart is 50×50 stitches — about 13×12″ in worsted-weight tapestry crochet. Pick a project and the motif rescales onto the right canvas (centered, never stretched), ready to fine-tune in the editor.

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Materials

834g total · 2 colors

  • Lion Brand · Vanna's Choice · Burgundy

    592 stitches · ~198g · 2 skeins

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  • Bernat · Super Value · White

    1,908 stitches · ~636g · 4 skeins

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Project kit

Gear this chart actually calls for

  • Clover Amour Crochet Hook Set

    Comfort-grip hooks in every size a chart can call for — one set covers the whole CYC weight range. — 4.5-5.5 mm (7 to I-9) — one size down hides the carried strand

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  • Tapestry Needles

    Blunt-tip needles for weaving in the ends every color change leaves behind.

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  • Locking Stitch Markers

    Mark pattern repeats, color-section starts, and the first stitch of the round so a miscount never survives a row.

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  • Yarn Ball Winder

    Center-pull cakes feed evenly and stand still while you work — worth it once a project runs to many skeins. — 6 skeins wind into tidy center-pull cakes

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  • Sharp Yarn Snips

    Small, sharp snips cut yarn clean at every color change — cleaner joins and easier weaving-in than scissors.

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Project reality check

intermediate
Strands at once
7
Color changes
198
Ends · intarsia
8
Ends · tapestry
4
  • Up to 7 strands will be active in a single row — wind one bobbin per strand before you start to avoid tangles.

Written instructions

  • ALion Brand Burgundy
  • BBernat White

Before you start

  • Foundation: ch 51; sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across (50 sc).
  • Ch 1 at the start of every row (does not count as a stitch), turn.
  • Change color on the LAST stitch of the old color: work the final yarn over with the new color.
  • Tapestry style: carry the unused strand and crochet over it. Intarsia style: use a separate bobbin per color area and drop/pick up.
  • US terms. RS rows are read right to left on the chart, WS rows left to right.
  1. 1 RS50 sc B
  2. 2 WS50 sc B
  3. 3 RS23 sc B5 sc A22 sc B
  4. 4 WS18 sc B14 sc A18 sc B
  5. 5 RS15 sc B20 sc A15 sc B
  6. 6 WS14 sc B23 sc A13 sc B
  7. 7 RS12 sc B9 sc A8 sc B9 sc A12 sc B
  8. 8 WS11 sc B7 sc A14 sc B7 sc A11 sc B
  9. 9 RS10 sc B6 sc A18 sc B7 sc A9 sc B
  10. 10 WS9 sc B5 sc A22 sc B5 sc A9 sc B
  11. 11 RS8 sc B5 sc A24 sc B5 sc A8 sc B
  12. 12 WS7 sc B5 sc A26 sc B5 sc A7 sc B
  13. 13 RS6 sc B5 sc A28 sc B5 sc A6 sc B
  14. 14 WS6 sc B4 sc A30 sc B5 sc A5 sc B
  15. 15 RS5 sc B4 sc A32 sc B4 sc A5 sc B
  16. 16 WS4 sc B5 sc A32 sc B5 sc A4 sc B
  17. 17 RS4 sc B4 sc A34 sc B4 sc A4 sc B
  18. 18 WS4 sc B4 sc A34 sc B4 sc A4 sc B
  19. 19 RS5 sc B2 sc A36 sc B4 sc A3 sc B
  20. 20 WS3 sc B4 sc A43 sc B
  21. 21 RS43 sc B4 sc A3 sc B
  22. 22 WS3 sc B3 sc A44 sc B
  23. 23 RS44 sc B4 sc A2 sc B
  24. 24 WS2 sc B4 sc A20 sc B19 sc A5 sc B
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  1. 25 RS3 sc B23 sc A18 sc B4 sc A2 sc B
  2. 26 WS2 sc B4 sc A18 sc B23 sc A3 sc B
  3. 27 RS3 sc B24 sc A17 sc B4 sc A2 sc B
  4. 28 WS2 sc B4 sc A17 sc B4 sc A17 sc B4 sc A2 sc B
  5. 29 RS3 sc B3 sc A17 sc B4 sc A17 sc B3 sc A3 sc B
  6. 30 WS3 sc B4 sc A16 sc B4 sc A16 sc B4 sc A3 sc B
  7. 31 RS3 sc B4 sc A16 sc B4 sc A16 sc B4 sc A3 sc B
  8. 32 WS3 sc B4 sc A16 sc B4 sc A16 sc B4 sc A3 sc B
  9. 33 RS4 sc B4 sc A15 sc B4 sc A15 sc B4 sc A4 sc B
  10. 34 WS4 sc B4 sc A15 sc B4 sc A15 sc B4 sc A4 sc B
  11. 35 RS4 sc B5 sc A14 sc B4 sc A14 sc B5 sc A4 sc B
  12. 36 WS5 sc B4 sc A14 sc B4 sc A14 sc B4 sc A5 sc B
  13. 37 RS5 sc B5 sc A13 sc B4 sc A13 sc B5 sc A5 sc B
  14. 38 WS6 sc B5 sc A12 sc B4 sc A12 sc B5 sc A6 sc B
  15. 39 RS7 sc B5 sc A11 sc B4 sc A11 sc B5 sc A7 sc B
  16. 40 WS8 sc B5 sc A10 sc B4 sc A10 sc B5 sc A8 sc B
  17. 41 RS8 sc B6 sc A9 sc B4 sc A9 sc B5 sc A9 sc B
  18. 42 WS9 sc B7 sc A7 sc B4 sc A7 sc B7 sc A9 sc B
  19. 43 RS11 sc B7 sc A5 sc B4 sc A5 sc B7 sc A11 sc B
  20. 44 WS12 sc B6 sc A5 sc B4 sc A2 sc B9 sc A12 sc B
  21. 45 RS13 sc B14 sc A5 sc B5 sc A13 sc B
  22. 46 WS15 sc B3 sc A6 sc B11 sc A15 sc B
  23. 47 RS18 sc B8 sc A24 sc B
  24. 48 WS27 sc B1 sc A22 sc B
  25. 49 RS50 sc B
  26. 50 WS50 sc B

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Row tracker

1/50

Row 1 of 50 - 2% done

Row 1 (RS) 50 sc B

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Pattern code · SLPN v1

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