This crochet pattern bundle contains 4 beautiful and modern crochet cable blanket patterns:
1. Indie blanket
2. Pearl blanket
3. Tahoma blanket
4. Tate blanket
All patterns are written in ENGLISH using US crochet terms.
INDIE BLANKET:
In the pattern only front post stitches are used, so the pattern is not as complicated as it might look.
Skill level: Intermediate – Upper Intermediate.
Crochet hook: 3 mm.
Finished measurement: 70 cm x 90 cm (27.5” x 35.4”) without tassels.
YARN: Alize Angora Gold
100 g/550 m (3.58 Oz/601 yds); 80% Acrylic, 20% Wool; Color: Ivory (no. 599)
You will need 3 skeins of 100 g.
Substitute for this yarn: Drops Flora or Drops Alpaca or any 4 ply / fingering yarn.
Gauge: Isn’t crucial for this project: 22 sts and 12 rows in dc to measure 10 x 10 cm (4” x 4”) before blocking, with 3 mm crochet hook and recommended yarn.
The pattern is very detailed and it has:
- a row-by-row written pattern
- a step-by-step picture tutorial for the first 25 rows
- a step-by-step picture tutorial on how to make FPtr - Front Post treble crochet, FPtrR - Right leaning Front Post treble, FPtrL - Left leaning Front Post treble, fsc - chain-less foundation single crochet,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial on how to make tassels
- a crochet chart,
- a schematic,
- a stitch guide,
- information on how to make the blanket in any size,
- information on material needed and
- 94 step-by-step pictures.
PEARL BLANKET:
Pearl blanket is beautiful and modern crochet blanket with interesting texture created with Front post stitches and bobbles.
The pattern is written in ENGLISH. using US crochet terms.
Pearl blanket is inspired by Joji Locatelli’s cardigan La Prairie
Skill level: Intermediate – Upper Intermediate
Finished measurement: 76 cm x 88 cm (30” x 34.5”) without tassels
Crochet hook: 2.5 mm.
YARN: Alize Angora Gold – color light grey no. 208
100 g/550 m (3.58 Oz/601 yds) 80% Acrylic, 20% Wool
You’ll need: 4 skeins of 100 g.
Substitute for this yarn: Drops Flora or Drops Alpaca or any 4 ply / fingering yarn.
The pattern is detailed, and it has:
- a row-by-row written pattern,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial for the first 21 rows,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial on how to make tassels,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial on how to make chainless foundation dc,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial on how to make FPtr (Front post treble crochet), FPtrR (Right leaning Front Post treble crochet), FPtrL (Left leaning Front Post treble crochet) and bobble stitch,
- a crochet chart,
- a stitch guide,
- information on material needed,
- information on how to make the blanket in any size
- and almost 100 step-by-step pictures.
TATE BLANKET:
Tate blanket is a modern crochet blanket with very beautiful texture. It is not so complicated to make as it might look, because only front post stitches are used. When you learn several basic stitches, you’ll be able to successfully finish this extraordinary blanket.
The pattern is written in ENGLISH using US crochet terms.
In the pattern only front post stitches are used, so the pattern is not as complicated as it might look.
Skill level: Intermediate – Upper Intermediate.
Crochet hook: 3 mm.
Finished measurement: 100 cm x 72 cm (39.4” x 28.3”) after blocking (without tassels)
YARN: Alize Angora Gold; 100 g/550 m (3.58 Oz/601 yds); 80% Acrylic, 20% Wool
Color: Ivory (no. 599)
You will need 4 skeins of 100 g, or approximately 330 g.
Substitute for this yarn: Drops Flora or Drops Alpaca or any 4 ply / fingering yarn.
The pattern is very detailed and it has:
- a row-by-row written pattern,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial for the first 18 rows,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial on how to make tassels,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial on how to make chainless foundation sc,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial on how to make Front post treble crochet - FPtr, Right leaning Front Post treble – FPtrR, Left leaning Front Post treble – FPtrL, Front Post treble Cluster – FptrCluster, Right leaning Front Post treble Cluster – FPtrClusterR, Left leaning Front Post treble Cluster – FPtrClusterL,
- a crochet chart,
- a schematic,
- a stitch guide,
- information on material needed,
- information on how to make the blanket in any size and
- 133 step-by-step pictures.
TAHOMA BLANKET:
Tahoma blanket is a beautiful and modern crochet blanket. The texture is created with only Front Post stitches so it is not as difficult to make as it might look.
The pattern is written in ENGLISH using US crochet terms.
Skill level: Intermediate – Upper Intermediate
Finished measurements: 100 cm x 70 cm (39.4” x 27.5”) after blocking (without tassels)
YARN: Alize Angora Gold; 100 g/550 m (3.58 Oz/601 yds); 80% Acrylic, 20% Wool; Color: Camel (no. 95)
You will need 3 skeins of 100 g.
Substitute for this yarn: Drops Flora or Drops Alpaca or any 4 ply / fingering yarn.
Tahoma blanket can be made in any size; the pattern provides all the information about scaling.
The pattern is very detailed and has:
- a row-by-row written pattern,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial for the first 14 rows,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial on how to make tassels,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial on how to make chainless foundation sc,
- a step-by-step picture tutorial on how to make Front post treble crochet - FPtr, Right leaning Front Post treble – FPtrR, Left leaning Front Post treble – FPtrL, Front Post treble Cluster – FptrCluster, Right leaning Front Post treble Cluster – FPtrClusterR, Leftt leaning Front Post treble Cluster – FPtrClusterL,
- a crochet chart,
- a schematic,
- a stitch guide,
- information on material needed,
- information on how to make the blanket in any size and
- 123 step-by-step pictures.
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This pattern is written & designed by Dragana Savkov Bajic. Please do not claim the pattern as your own, do not share, or publish this pattern anywhere.
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