Fan Fold Over Crochet

CH multiples of 25 + 7 for turning

1. DC in 8th CH, *CH 2, DC in 3rd CH* to end

2. CH 3 & turn, 3 DC in ch2 space, *CH 2, 4 DC in ch2 space* to end

3. CH 5 & turn, *DC in last DC of cluster from previous row, ch 2, DC in first DC of next cluster, CH 2* to end, ending with a DC in the last DC of the cluster

4. Repeat row 2

5. *CH 5, sc in ch2 space* until one cluster remains, CH 2 & DC in top of turning ch of prev row

6. CH 1, sc in DC, *9 DC in ch5 space, sc in next ch5 space* to end

7. CH 3, *skip first dc(DC, CH 1) 6 times, then DC in second last DC* to end, DC in sc at end of previous row

8. CH 1, *(sc in CH space of previous row, CH 3) 5 times, sc in last CH space* to end. CH 1 and sc in DC at end of previous row. 

Working down the side of the last 4 rows, CH 3 and sc in sc at end of row 6, CH 3 and sc in the top of the sc at the end of row 4

Fold over at top of row 4 and continue from row 1, working in to top of row 4.

Repeat until desired length.

Simple Slaw

Sometimes the best recipes come from the most unexpected places!  I discovered this recipe on the back of the Chef Buddy's Slaw Mix and thought I had saved it- and had accidently thrown the recipe away!  I couldn't remember the name of the brand and was so excited today when I found the bag with the recipe on it!    And although there are a million different recipes for cole slaw- this one is what I consider to be perfect- slightly sweet and creamy.  

Simple Southern Slaw

1 bag slaw mix (cabbage and carrots)

1/4 cup mayonnaise

1 Tablespoon mustard

1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar

1/4 cup sugar

1/2 teaspoon salt

1/2 teaspoon pepper

In a medium bowl- whisk dressing ingredients together and toss with slaw mix to evenly coat.  Cover and chill before serving.

(PS- this is the closest thing I have found to the Shatley slaw recipe!)