| Baby, in: | 44 x 44" |
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| Throw, in: | 44 x 53" |
| Twin, in: | 94 x 64" |
Lion Brand Wool Ease
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1 |
Lion Brand Basic Stitch Anti Pilling - Pearl Ombre
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1 |
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Lion Brand Basic Stitch Premium - 666
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1 |
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Lion Brand Color Made Easy -
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1 |
Lion Brand Heartland
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1 |
Bring together all your scrap yarns of different weights to create a blanket your eyes can’t help but dance across. Each square is worked individually, making this a perfect meditative project when you’re on the go.
A continuous crochet joining technique brings everything together seamlessly so you’re left with fewer ends to weave in and a blanket made with zero sewing!
This is a perfect way to use up those half skeins you've been stashing. Category 4 (worsted weight) and category 5 (bulky) yarn is used for the circles, but category 3 (DK weight yarn) can work too.
The large print PDF is formatted for easy printing. It includes photo tutorials and links to helpful video tutorials. Instructions are written to create a throw sized blanket. Yarn amounts are given for making a smaller baby blanket or twin sized bedspread too.
You're going to love the sense of accomplishment you feel after finishing each step of this relaxing project!
This pattern originally appeared on Make & Do Crew.
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Chunky, DK, Worsted |
| Featured Products: | Lion Brand Wool Ease Lion Brand Heartland |
| Pages: | 17 |
| Designer: | Jess Coppom Make & Do Crew |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | MC Yarn Required Baby: 750g Throw: 850g Twin: 2300g AC Yarn Required: Baby: 385g Throw: 500g Twin: 1300g T-pins for blocking Blocking board or towel |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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I’m currently using this pattern to make a baby blanket for my niece's baby, due in 2 months. The instruction are so easy to follow and I haven’t gotten tired of it. Both of which can be an issue for me. Can’t wait to give it to the new parents.
Love this. I would recommend this project.
