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Take a look at some of the most stunning granny square patterns for blankets that you can make! Each is unique and beautiful plus easy to crochet.

After looking for a sc chevron pattern, I noticed that two versions I found had errors. So, I am trying to come up with a version that works. I’m doing it like the one linked here, but using 10 sc...

shipping can be faster but each is made to order and sometimes I have alot to knit up. current orders cover picture is color 22 prism. colors made and ready to ship.... #13 om opal #14 crown jewels #15 mellow muse #17 lotus blossom #21 healing teal #23 sun salutations #24 unique unicorn x2 This is a super soft cotton/acrylic wrap/scarf that measures approx. 8x85 in. Cover picture is in prism. Great to wrap around ur arms or wrap many times to make a scarf. Knit in a diagonal pattern to give…

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Here as promised is my full blog post about how I made this stunning Moroccan Tiles blanket. I have used 1 each of the 8 colours for the tiles dark brown, mocha, camel, parchment, copper, tomato, spice and gold. (I apologise if some of you think the parchment looks like duck egg in the photos, it is not!) The joining and border colour will be walnut, allow 4 balls. You can buy this yarn HERE I have used a 3.5mm hook as this suits my tension. Some poeple use 4 or 4.5mm. It is recommended that…

All work and no knitting makes Jack a dull boy. These patterns are designed by Joleen Kraft of Kraftling. I featured her crochet work in 2020. Get the patterns via Etsy, designed by Joleen Kraft of Kraftling. More Patterns From This Designer:: This post contains affiliate links.

Indulge your inner Flower Child with this modern take on 70’s Retro Crochet! You will need about 1700 – 1800 metres of DK weight yarn to make a blanket that is the given size. You can also use a different yarn weight to make a smaller or larger blanket, using a matching hook – bear in mind your yardage requirements will vary. You can make a larger blanket by adding more stitches…all explained in notes. Flexible pattern and perfect stashbuster!