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Background Story and Designer's Thoughts
If you are interested in the background story and thoughts about the inspiration for design, colour and choice of stitches used, you can read about that here:
Season 2 Wrapped in Jamie – Plants and Herbs Background Story
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This Square Border was designed by Veronika Gadulová in collaboration with Black Sheep Crochet. Copyright of the pattern is with Veronika, while Black Sheep Crochet is licensed to bring the pattern to you and holds the copyright for the chart. By purchasing the pattern through any means below, you are supporting the collaboration team.
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'Petranese' explained
“Petranese” is the Black Sheep Crochet way of writing Image Overlay Crochet patterns.
If you are not yet familiar with this system, you can study your free copy of Image Overlay Crochet (IOC terminology ‘Petranese’ explained – Basics document with explanations, instructions and photo tutorials for some special stitches and techniques that is included in the pattern purchase.
Alternatively, check out our library of tutorials:
Video Tutorials
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All videos are in “Germanised British English US crochet terms Petranese”.
This means I am using Image Overlay Crochet abbreviations based on US crochet terminology, British/Australian speech and grammar for instructions and narrations, ‘spiced’ and ‘enriched’ with germanised expressions due to not being a native English speaker.
NO VIDEO TUTORIAL MAY BE CREATED FROM THIS PATTERN – IN ANY LANGUAGE – WITHOUT THE DESIGNER’S WRITTEN PERMISSION!
This Square Border was designed by Veronika Gadulová in collaboration with Black Sheep Crochet. Copyright of the pattern is with Veronika, while Black Sheep Crochet is licensed to bring the pattern to you.
Right-handed video
Part 1
Part 2
Left-handed video
Support the Collaboration
This Square Border was designed by Veronika Gadulová in collaboration with Black Sheep Crochet. Copyright of the pattern is with Veronika, while Black Sheep Crochet is licensed to bring the pattern to you and holds the copyright for the chart. By purchasing the pattern through any means below, you are supporting the collaboration team.
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Part 1
Part 2
PDF download
As mentioned, hundreds of hours go into the design and creation of the written pattern, charts, photo tutorials, supporting special stitch tutorials, and the videos.
By purchasing the ad-free PDF version of this pattern you support an independent designer team (pattern design by Veronika Gadulová, chart design by PeBa BlackSheep) and contribute to covering costs for domain, website hosting, email providers, shop features and other technical necessities we need to bring this pattern to you.
Besides our gratitude and appreciation, you receive the extended written pattern including extra support and features, like visuals, the special overlay crochet chart which is excellent for easy stitch placement reference, a photo tutorial and all the links listed relating to this pattern.
As an EXTRA BONUS, the extended pattern includes a Special Stitches Overview and a “Pattern in a Nutshell“, which is a simplified version of the long pattern, an extremely print friendly version for the IOC experienced crocheter to be used with the special stitches overview.
You can find the pattern in the shop here:
Season 2 Wrapped in Jamie CAL – SB3 Square Border Plants and Herbs
Translations
This patterns is currently only available in Germanised British English US crochet terms Petranese.
There are plans to have it translated into different languages later on. If you are experienced and would like to support the translations, please contact the designer.
THIS PATTERN MUST NOT BE TRANSLATED INTO ANOTHER LANGUAGE (EXCEPT FOR YOUR OWN PERSONAL USE) WITHOUT THE DESIGNER’S WRITTEN PERMISSION!
This Square Border was designed by Veronika Gadulová in collaboration with Black Sheep Crochet. Copyright of the pattern is with Veronika, while Black Sheep Crochet is licensed to bring the pattern to you.
What you will need
If you have made any of the other Wrapped in Jamie squares , you have an approximate idea of the amount you need for one square or a square border.
If this is your first Wrapped in Jamie design, you can get a general idea about yarn requirements here:
Wrapped in Jamie squares Yarn requirements
Here are a few yarn statistics from myself and the testers:
| Yarn | Hook | Grams | Meters/Yards | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stylecraft Special DK 295m/323ds/100g | 4mm US G/6 | 55g 1.95oz | 162m 177yds | 6cm 2 1/2" |
| Lincraft Makr Cotton 8 100m/109yds/50g | 4mm US G/6 | 63g 2.22oz | 126m 138yds | 5.5cm 2 ¼“ |
| Flinders 8ply 115m/126/50g | 4mm US G/6 | 57g 2oz | 132m 145yds | 5cm 2” |
You will also need
- scissors
- darning needle to weave in ends
- stitch markers* (some optional, some highly recommended; this could even be yarn scrap, a hair pin or a paperclip) – if you choose to use stitch markers, it will be good to have at least 4 different colours. And lots of them 😉
Reminder and Important Pattern Notes
Skipping stitches
For each special stitch you make in front, behind, around or in the front loop of another stitch from a previous round, you must leave the stitch behind or in front of the special stitch unworked (skip 1 stitch) unless instructed otherwise. A reminder to skip those stitches will be written under the special stitches for each round, not within the pattern instructions. If more than one special stitch has been worked and therefore more than one stitch needs to be skipped, a reminder is included in the pattern instructions.
It is not necessary to skip a stitch when the special stitch is being worked over a stitch and therefore envelopes it, as it is for example the case with spike and split spike stitches, hdc-arounds or psc and psc-x.
While we skip a stitch behind a long front post stitch, a front post single crochet does not leave a lot of room for skipping (although technically we still skip at least the top loops of the stitch we fpsc around).
The main objective here is to avoid unnecessary increases, so please keep that in mind.
Ch1 and slip stitch
The ch1 at the beginning of the round does not count as a stitch and will be skipped when we slip stitch into the first stitch at the end of each round.
Keep the slip stitch that closes the round loose as it will replace the stitch below as the last stitch of the next round.
Stitch markers
The use of stitch markers* is optional and mainly intended to encourage and support less experienced crocheters. If finding free front loops is easy for you, you are likely to be quicker crocheting without stitch markers.
- ‘Optional’ stitch markers*placements are suggested for the adventurous beginner and may not be necessary for intermediate and advanced crocheters.
- ‘Suggested’ stitch markers* placements are considered beneficial or essential for correct and easy stitch placement for all crochet levels.
If you follow the suggested stitch markers* placements, take the stitch markers out of the stitch or front loop after the special stitches have been worked, unless instructed otherwise.
Support the Collaboration
This Square Border was designed by Veronika Gadulová in collaboration with Black Sheep Crochet. Copyright of the pattern is with Veronika, while Black Sheep Crochet is licensed to bring the pattern to you and holds the copyright for the chart. By purchasing the pattern through any means below, you are supporting the collaboration team.
Add the Plants and Herbs Border in your Ravelry library through Veronika’s Tkanne shop
Not on Ravelry? No problem.
Get it here through the Black Sheep Crochet Shop.
Profits are fairly shared within the collaboration team.
Pattern
Underlined and coloured special stitches lead to a video tutorial related to it. You can find a list of our growing tutorial library here.
a) Working the border with the same colour:
Finish Round 19 of your square with a ss into the first sc of the starting corner.
Round 20-a): Ch1, [(sc, ch2, sc) into the ch2 corner space, 37 sc in 3rd loop] 4 times.
Ss into the first sc of the starting corner. – 39 sts per side plus ch2 corner space
Continue with Round 21.
b) Working the border with a different colour:
Finish Round 19 by fastening off and closing with an invisible join.
Join the new colour, then work Round 20-a).
If you join the new colour with a standing st, omit the ch1 at the beginning of Round 20.
Round 21: Ch1, [(sc, ch2, sc) into the ch2 corner space,
sc in BLO, 15 sc, sc in BLO, 5 sc, sc in BLO, 15 sc, sc in BLO] 4 times.
Ss in the first sc of the starting corner. – 41 sts plus ch2 corner space per side
Optional stitch marker placement:
- Colour A/red in the 1st and 3rd FL of the sts from Round 20
- Colour B/bluein the 2nd and 4th FL of the sts from Round 20
Note: Usually we work in the back loop of a stitch first. That leaves us a free FL in which to anchor a long stitch in a later round. In Round 22 though, you will be working in FLs of sts from Round 21, where in some of them you work in the FLO first and then in the BLO. To make it easier to find the correct FLs, please follow the suggested stitch marker placement instructions below and place the markers before starting the next round, even though they won’t appear as ‘free FL’ as they usually do yet.
Suggested stitch marker placement:
- Colour C/green in the 5th FL from the closest corner space and the 15th FL from the further corner of the sts from this round (Round 21)
- Colour D/orange in the 15th FL from the closest corner space and the 5th FL from the further corner of the sts from this round (Round 21)
Special Stitches in Round 2/22:
- tr_+2-1 in FLO – treble in front loop only of the st 2 ahead and 1 round below
- tr_-2-1 in FLO – treble in front loop only of the st 2 behind and 1 round below
- 2TOG-A: dc_-1-2 in FLO/tr_+2-1 in FLO/<2tog– 2 sts together with:
– leg 1: a double crochet in front loop only of the st 1 behind and 2 rounds below (Colour A/red stm) and
– leg 2: a treble in front loop only of the st 2 ahead and 1 round below (Colour C/green stm) - 2TOG-B: tr_-2-1 in FLO/dc_+1-2 in FLO/<2tog – 2 sts together with
– leg 1: a treble in front loop only of the st 2 behind and 1 round below (Colour D/orange stm) and
– leg 2: a double crochet in front loop only of the st 1 ahead and 2 rounds below (Colour B/blue stm)
Skip 1 st behind each special stitch.
Round 2/22: Ch1, [(sc, ch2, sc) into the ch2 corner space,
2 sc, *2TOG-A, sc, sc in BLO, sc, tr_-2-1 in FLO, (same FLO as 2TOG-A),
2 sc, sc in BLO, 2 sc, tr_+2-1 in FLO, sc, sc in BLO, sc,
2TOG-B, 3 sc, sc in BLO*, 3 sc, repeat from * to *, 2 sc] 4 times.
Ss in the first sc of the starting corner. – 43 sts plus ch2 corner space per side
Optional stitch marker placement:
- Colour E/pink in the first and last free FL of the sts from Round 21
- Colour F/purple in the second free FL of the st from Round 21
- Remove stm in colours A, B, C and D
Special Stitches in Round 3/23:
- hdcbb-x – half double crochet through both loops of the next st AND through both loops of the st behind and (2 rounds) below
- dcbb – double crochet into the st behind and (2 rounds) below
- 4dc-cluster_0-2 in FLO – cluster made from 4 double crochet together into the front loop only of the st 2 rounds below; close with ch1 (counts as part of the st)
Skip 1 st behind (dcbb: in front of) each special st (does not apply to hdcbb-x).
Round 3/23: Ch1, [(sc, ch2, sc) into the ch2 corner space,
3 sc, *dcbb, 3 sc, hdcbb-x, 2 sc, 4dc-cluster_0-2 in FLO, 2 sc, hdcbb-x,
3 sc, dcbb*, 7 sc, repeat from * to *, 3 sc] 4 times.
Ss in the first sc of the starting corner. – 45 sts plus ch2 corner space per side
Support the Collaboration
This Square Border was designed by Veronika Gadulová in collaboration with Black Sheep Crochet. Copyright of the pattern is with Veronika, while Black Sheep Crochet is licensed to bring the pattern to you and holds the copyright for the chart. By purchasing the pattern through any means below, you are supporting the collaboration team.
Add the Plants and Herbs Border in your Ravelry library through Veronika’s Tkanne shop
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Profits are fairly shared within the collaboration team.
Special Stitches in Round 4/24:
- dcbb – double crochet into the st behind and (2 rounds) below
- dc_-1-2 – double crochet in the st 1 behind and 2 rounds below
- tr_0-3 in FLO – treble in the front loop only of the st 3 rounds below
- tr_+1-2 – treble in the st 1 ahead and 2 rounds below
- tr_-1-2 – treble in the st 1 behind and 2 rounds below
- fptr_+1-2 – front post treble around the st 1 ahead and 2 rounds below
- fptr-1_-2-2 – front post treble around leg 1 only of the st 2 behind and 2 rounds below (= 2TOG-A from Round 2/22;)
- 2TOG-C: dtr_-3-0/fptr-L_-1-2/<2tog – 2 sts together with:
– leg 1: a double treble in the top loops of the st 3 behind in the same round and
– leg 2: a front post treble from left (left-handers: from right) around the st 1 behind and 2 rounds below - 2TOG-D: dtr_-3-0/ fptr-2_+2-2/<2tog – 2 sts together with:
– leg 1: a double treble in the top loops of the st 3 behind in the same round and
– leg 2: a front post treble around leg 2 only of the st 2 ahead and 2 rounds below (= 2TOG-B from Round 2/22)
Skip 1 st behind (dcbb: in front of) each special stitch.
Round 4/24: Ch1, [(sc, ch2, sc) into the ch2 corner space,
sc in BLO, *2 sc, tr_+1-2, 2 sc, fptr-1_-2-2, 2 sc, 2TOG-C,sc, dcbb, sc, fptr_+1-2, 2 sc, 2TOG-D, 2 sc, dc_-1-2,
2 sc, tr_0-3 in FLO*, repeat from * to *, 2 sc, sc in BLO] 4 times.
Ss in the first sc of the starting corner. – 47 sts plus ch2 corner space per side
Optional stitch marker placement:
- Colour A/red in the first and last free FL of the sts from Round 23
Round 5/25
Special Stitches in Round 5/25:
- hdcbb-x – half double crochet through both loops of the next st AND through both loops of the st behind and (2 rounds) below
- dcbb – double crochet into the st behind and (2 rounds) below
Skip 1 st in front of each dcbb.
Round 5/25: Ch1, [(sc, ch2, sc) into the ch2 corner space,
4 sc, hdcbb-x, 2 sc, dcbb, 2 sc, hdcbb-x,
3 sc, (dcbb, 2 sc) 4 times, hdcbb-x, 2 sc, dcbb, 2 sc,
hdcbb-x, 3 sc, (dcbb, 2 sc) twice, dcbb, 4 sc] 4 times.
Ss in the first sc of the starting corner. – 49 sts plus ch2 corner space per side
Support the Collaboration
This Square Border was designed by Veronika Gadulová in collaboration with Black Sheep Crochet. Copyright of the pattern is with Veronika, while Black Sheep Crochet is licensed to bring the pattern to you and holds the copyright for the chart. By purchasing the pattern through any means below, you are supporting the collaboration team.
Add the Plants and Herbs Border in your Ravelry library through Veronika’s Tkanne shop
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Get it here through the Black Sheep Crochet Shop.
Profits are fairly shared within the collaboration team.
Special Stitches in Round 6/26:
- fptr_+1-2 – front post treble around the st 1 ahead and 2 rounds below
- fptr-L_+1-2 – front post treble from left (left-handers: from right) around the st 1 ahead and 2 rounds below
- fptr_-1-2 – front post treble around the st 1 behind and 2 rounds below
- fptr-L/2_-1-2 – front post treble from left (left-handers: from right) around leg 2 only of the st 1 behind and 2 rounds below (= 2TOG-C from Round 4/24)
- fptr-2_+2-2 – front post treble around leg 2 only of the st 2 ahead and 2 rounds below (= 2TOG-D from Round 4/24)
- fptr_-2-2 – front post treble around the st 2 behind and 2 rounds below
- 2tr-cluster_+2-2 – cluster made from 2 trebles together in the top loops of the st 2 ahead and 2 rounds below; close cluster with ch1 (ch1 is part of the st)
- 2tr-cluster_-2-2 – cluster made from 2 trebles together in the top loops of the st 2 behind and 2 rounds below; close cluster with ch1 (ch1 is part of the st)
- 2tr-cluster_+2-3 in FLO – cluster made from 2 trebles together in the front loop only of the st 2 ahead and 3 rounds below; close cluster with ch1 (ch1 is part of the st)
- 2tr-cluster_-2-3 in FLO – cluster made from 2 trebles together in the front loop only of the st 2 behind and 3 rounds below; close cluster with ch1 (ch1 is part of the st)
Skip 1 st behind each special stitch.
Round 26: Ch1, [(sc, ch2, sc) into the ch2 corner space,
2tr-cluster_+2-3 in FLO, 3 sc, 2tr-cluster_-2-3 in FLO,
*sc, fptr_-1-2, 3 sc, fptr_-2-2, sc, fptr-L/2_-1-2, sc,
fptr_+1-2, sc, fptr/2_+2-2, 3 sc, fptr-L_+1-2*,
sc, 2tr-cluster_+2-2, 3 sc, 2tr-cluster_-2-2,
repeat from * to *,
sc, 2tr-cluster_+2-3 in FLO, 3 sc, 2tr-cluster_-2-3 in FLO] 4 times.
Ss in the first sc of the starting corner. – 51 sts plus ch2 corner space per side
Special Stitches in Round 7/27:
- hdcbb-x – half double crochet through both loops of the next st AND through both loops of the st behind and (2 rounds) below
- dcbb – double crochet into the st behind and (2 rounds) below
- fphdc – front post half double crochet around the st below
- 2TOG-E: fptr_-2-1/tr_0-3/<2tog – 2 sts together with:
– leg 1: a front post treble around the st 2 behind and 1 round below and
– leg 2: a treble into the top loops of the st 3 rounds below - 2TOG-F: tr_0-3/fptr-L_+2-1/<2tog – 2 sts together with:
– leg 1: a treble into both loops of the st 3 rounds below and
– leg 2: a front post treble from left (left-handers: from right) around the st 2 ahead and 1 round below
Skip 1 st behind (dcbb: in front of) each special st (does not apply to hdcbb-x).
Round 7/27: Ch1, [(sc, ch2, sc) into the ch2 corner space,
*sc, fphdc, sc, sc in BLO, sc, fphdc, sc,
hdcbb-x, sc, 2TOG-E, (sc, hdcbb-x) 4 times, sc, 2TOG-F, sc, dcbb*, repeat from * to *,
sc, fphdc, sc, sc in BLO, sc, fphdc, sc] 4 times.
Ss in the first sc of the starting corner. – 53 sts per side plus ch2 corner space
Support the Collaboration
This Square Border was designed by Veronika Gadulová in collaboration with Black Sheep Crochet. Copyright of the pattern is with Veronika, while Black Sheep Crochet is licensed to bring the pattern to you and holds the copyright for the chart. By purchasing the pattern through any means below, you are supporting the collaboration team.
Add the Plants and Herbs Border in your Ravelry library through Veronika’s Tkanne shop
Not on Ravelry? No problem.
Get it here through the Black Sheep Crochet Shop.
Profits are fairly shared within the collaboration team.
Special Stitches in Round 8/28
- hdcbb-x – half double crochet through both loops of the next st AND through both loops of the st behind and (2 rounds) below
- fptr-1_-2-1– front post treble around leg 1 only of the st 2 behind and 1 round below (= 2TOG-E from Round 7/27)
- 2TOG-G: fpdc_0-2/fptr_+2-2/<2tog – 2 front post sts together with:
– leg 1: a double crochet around the st 2 rounds below and
– leg 2: a treble around the st 2 ahead and 2 rounds below - 2TOG-H: htr_-2-0/fptr-L/2_+2-1/<2tog – 2 sts together with:
– leg 1: half treble into the st 2 behind in the same round
– leg 2: front post treble from left (left-handers: from right) around leg 2 only of the st 2 ahead and 1 round below (= 2TOG-F from Round 7/27) - 3TOG – fptr_-2-0/fptr_-2-2/fpdc-L_0-2/<3tog – 3 front post sts together with:
– leg 1: a treble around the st 2 behind in the same round and
– leg 2: a treble around the st 2 behind and 2 rounds below and
– leg 3: a treble from left (left-handers: from right) around the st 2 rounds below - 4dc-cluster_0-2 in FLO – cluster made from 4 double crochet together in the front loop only of the st 2 rounds below; close with ch1 (counts as part of the st)
Skip 1 st behind (dcbb: in front of) each special st (does not apply to hdcbb-x).
Round 8/28: Ch1, [(sc, ch2, sc) into the ch2 corner space,
(4 sc, 4dc-cluster_0-2 in FLO, 5 sc,
hdcbb-x, sc, fptr-1_-2-1, sc, 3TOG, sc,
2TOG-G, sc, 2TOG-H, sc, hdcbb-x, sc) twice,
4 sc, 4dc-cluster_0-2 in FLO, 4 sc] 4 times.
Ss in the first sc of the starting corner. – 55 sts per side plus ch2 corner space
Suggested stitch marker placement:
- In the sc between the fptr-1_-2-1 and the 3TOG as well as the sc between the 2TOG-G and the 2TOG-H in both repeats
Special Stitches in Round 9/29
- hdcbb-x – half double crochet through both loops of the next st AND through both loops of the st behind and (2 rounds) below
- dcbb – double crochet into the st behind and (2 rounds) below
- fphdc – front post half double crochet around the st below
Skip 1 st behind each fphdc and in front of each dcbb.
Round 9/29: Ch1, [(sc, ch2, sc) into the ch2 corner space,
(5 sc, dcbb, 7 sc, hdcbb-x, (sc, fphdc) twice,
sc, hdcbb-x, 2 sc) twice, 5 sc, dcbb, 5 sc] 4 times.
Ss in the first sc of the starting corner. – 57 sts per side plus ch2 corner space
Round 10/30
Round 30: Ch1, [(sc, ch2, sc) into the ch2 corner space, 57 sc in 3rd loop] 4 times.
Fasten off and close the round with an invisible join, weave in ends. – 59 sts per side plus ch2 corner spac
Support the Collaboration
This Square Border was designed by Veronika Gadulová in collaboration with Black Sheep Crochet. Copyright of the pattern is with Veronika, while Black Sheep Crochet is licensed to bring the pattern to you and holds the copyright for the chart. By purchasing the pattern through any means below, you are supporting the collaboration team.
Add the Plants and Herbs Border in your Ravelry library through Veronika’s Tkanne shop
Not on Ravelry? No problem.
Get it here through the Black Sheep Crochet Shop.
Profits are fairly shared within the collaboration team.
You can add it to any of the Wrapped in Jamie CAL squares or any square that finishes with a stitch count of 39 stitches (plus corner space) per side.
This Square Border looks great nice with the Season 2 patterns
- Royal Stag
- Scottish Cross
- Thistle
- Heather
- Highlands
- Clover
- Celtic Roots
- Stone Circles
Or especially nice Veronika’s square contributions
- Dragonfly
- Spruce
- Tree of Life
- Branch
You can find the links to these patterns and their background stories as well as all other Wrapped in Jamie CAL Season 2 squares here (once they are released):
https://blacksheepcrochet.com/wrapped-in-jamie-cal-season-2-squares/
The border is occasionally shown with a square (here: Square 21 – Dragonfly).
A square is NOT part of this border pattern, but you can find compatible patterns here:
and here:
Alternatively, check out the freshly released Pattern Bundle, including
- Royal Stag
- Scottish Cross
- Dragonfly (by Veronika Gadulová)
available here:
https://blacksheepcrochet.com/product/wrapped-in-jamie-pattern-bundle-s2-1/
Support the Collaboration
This Square Border was designed by Veronika Gadulová in collaboration with Black Sheep Crochet. Copyright of the pattern is with Veronika, while Black Sheep Crochet is licensed to bring the pattern to you and holds the copyright for the chart. By purchasing the pattern through any means below, you are supporting the collaboration team.
Add the Plants and Herbs Border in your Ravelry library through Veronika’s Tkanne shop
Not on Ravelry? No problem.
Get it here through the Black Sheep Crochet Shop.
Profits are fairly shared within the collaboration team.
If you want to take pretty pictures, you can block your square.
There are different ways to block a square, which I will write about in a different post.
You can go thrifty or luxurious with your blocking tools* or a mixture of both. Either way, your squares will most likely look straighter with an increased stitch definition when they have been blocked.
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Support the Collaboration
This Square Border was designed by Veronika Gadulová in collaboration with Black Sheep Crochet. Copyright of the pattern is with Veronika, while Black Sheep Crochet is licensed to bring the pattern to you and holds the copyright for the chart. By purchasing the pattern through any means below, you are supporting the collaboration team.
Add the Plants and Herbs Border in your Ravelry library through Veronika’s Tkanne shop
Not on Ravelry? No problem.
Get it here through the Black Sheep Crochet Shop.
Profits are fairly shared within the collaboration team.