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Fisherman Family Blankets 3072
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Bernat Blanket
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Product Description
These cuddly blankets feels ultra soft on skin. The snugly, springy texture will hug you right back! Quick & Easy to crochet in 5 sizes from baby lovey to oversize throw. The neatly tailored edging and thermal texture design is simple to master.
If you know how to make a chain and work single crochet stitches (same as double crochet for UK/Australia)* you can create these beautiful blankets in a short time.
Clearly written format includes stitch counts, abbreviation key with descriptions, yardage/meter requirement, gauge/tension, notes and tips.
Photo tutorial will show exactly where to place your hook and stitches; the anatomy of a chain; how to work into back loops, join new yarn, and weave in at the end. (Printing instructions without these photos is optional.)
Stitches: ch, sc, slst
*Pattern is written in US terms. (UK/Australia-friendly)
Fisherman Family Blankets 3072 by Carla Malcomb
What Is Being Made
Fisherman Family Blankets 3072 is a collection of five crochet blanket sizes designed to suit different needs and spaces. The pattern offers graduated sizing options ranging from an Infant/Lovey blanket measuring approximately 30" × 23" up to an Oversize Throw measuring approximately 72" × 50". This scalable design allows crafters to choose the perfect dimensions for a baby receiving blanket, crib blanket, toddler throw, small lap throw, or large oversize throw.
Crochet Techniques and Stitches
This beginner-friendly crochet pattern uses fundamental stitching techniques accessible to new crafters. The primary stitch used throughout the design is single crochet, which creates a dense, sturdy fabric ideal for blankets. The pattern is structured with clear instructions written for the smallest size, with graduated changes provided in parentheses for each larger size option. Crafters are advised to circle all numbers pertaining to their chosen size before beginning to simplify pattern following.
Materials and Yarn Specifications
Fisherman Family Blankets 3072 is designed to be worked with super bulky weight yarn, specifically Bernat® Blanket™ yarn, which is made from 100% polyester. Yarn requirements scale with blanket size:
- Infant/Lovey: 220 yards (201 meters) – 1 skein
- Baby/Receiving: 440 yards (402 meters) – 2 skeins
- Crib/Toddler: 660 yards (603 meters) – 3 skeins
- Small Lap Throw: 880 yards (804 meters) – 4 skeins
- Oversize Throw: 1,320 yards (1,206 meters) – 6 skeins
Each skein of Bernat® Blanket™ contains 220 yards (201 meters) and weighs 10.5 ounces (300 grams). The pattern specifies a 11.5 mm crochet hook and recommends a gauge of 13 single crochet stitches and 12 rows measuring 8 inches (20 centimeters). A single stitch marker is required to track pattern placement.
Yarn Substitution Notes
While Bernat® Blanket™ is the recommended yarn, other super bulky weight (#6 category) yarns may be suitable for this pattern. However, actual thickness can vary within the same weight category, so crafters should carefully check yarn labels when considering substitutions. To determine yardage needed for alternative yarns, refer to the total yardage and meter requirements listed for each size option.
Difficulty Level
Fisherman Family Blankets 3072 is rated as a beginner-level project, making it an excellent choice for crocheters new to the craft or those seeking a straightforward, satisfying blanket project. The use of basic single crochet stitches and clear sizing instructions supports accessibility for crafters at all experience levels.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Super Bulky |
| Featured Products: | Bernat Blanket |
| Pages: | 4 |
| Designer: | Carla Malcomb |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | Pattern calls for 11.5 mm crochet hook. 10mm hook will render slightly smaller/closer stitches; 12mm hook slightly larger/looser stitches. |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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