Hello all, I hope you had fun with the first part of my mini CAL.
Here comes the second part which gets you to have 2/3 part of the blanket finished already. 🙂
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Difficulty:
Easy
Finished Size:
28” x 40” (71 cm x 102 cm)
Materials needed:
- 4 mm (G) Hook (Get great hooks HERE)
- Approximately 1106 yards/1027.5 metres (405 grams) of DK weight yarn; I used Aldi So Crafty DK in different colors, in the following quantities:
- Color 1: 66 grams (165 meters/180 yards)
- Color 2: 86 grams (215 meters/235 yards)
- Color 3: 81 grams (202.5 meters/221 yards)
- Color 4: 86 grams (215 meters/235 yards)
- Color 5: 86 grams (215 meters/235 yards)
- Yarn needle for weaving in ends
- Scissors
Stitches used and Abbreviations:
CH = chain
ST = stitch
SP = space
SK = skip
SLST = slip stitch
SC = single crochet
HDC = half double crochet
DC = double crochet
*-* =repeat pattern between these symbols
Additional terms/ Special Stitches:
Crossed double crochet:
Skip 1 stitch and put 1 double crochet into the next stitch, then put 1 double crochet into the skipped stitch. This way you will create nice little double crochet ”crosses”.
Picot Stitch:
CH 3 and then SLST back into the first chain of CH 3
Gauge:
4 HDC = 1”
Additional notes:
- If a row/round starts with a Chain 1, that is not counted as a stitch
- CH 3 is always counted as a DC
- US terms used throughout
- Slip stitch doesn’t count as a stitch
- Notes are written in (brackets) to help you through the pattern
- When working on the corners, always remember that there might be a hidden stitch hiding under the corner stitches which is the first stitch of the previous row
Instructions
Row 28: Join Color 4 to the last DC you made in the previous row (don’t forget to turn your work before that) and then, work as Row 2
Row 29: As Row 3
Row 30: As Row 2
Row 31: As Row 3
Row 32: As Row 2
Row 33: As Row 3
Row 34: As Row 2
Row 35: As Row 3
Row 36: As Row 2
Fasten off.
Row 37: Join Color 5 to the last DC you made in the previous row (don’t forget to turn your work before that) and then, work as Row 3
Row 38: As Row 2
Row 39: As Row 3
Row 40: As Row 2
Row 41: As Row 3
Row 42: As Row 2
Row 43: As Row 3
Row 44: As Row 2
Row 45: As Row 3
Row 46: As Row 2
Row 47: As Row 3
Row 48: As Row 2
Row 49: As Row 3
Row 50: As Row 2
Row 51: As Row 3
Row 52: As Row 2
Row 53: As Row 3
Row 54: As Row 2
Fasten off.
Row 55: Join Color 4 to the last DC you made in the previous row (don’t forget to turn your work before that) and then, work as Row 3
Row 56: As Row 2
Row 57: As Row 3
Row 58: As Row 2
Row 59: As Row 3
Row 60: As Row 2
Row 61: As Row 3
Row 62: As Row 2
Row 63: As Row 3
Fasten off.
End of Part 2.
Check back on 22/02/2020 for Part 3.
Thank you for choosing this pattern for your project! When you make it, I’d like to see it! Remember to tag me – @k.a.m.e_crochet or using hashtag #kamecrochet on Instagram
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Happy Crocheting!
