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Half Double Crochet Moss Stitch Blanket Pattern Join me on Facebook,  I would love to see your work! The blanket presented on this page is with universal and timeless pattern design. It is using simple stitches which means that even if you don't feel very comfortable with crochet, it may not be overwhelming working on it. The blanket is worked by firs crocheting the main body in rows, then the border is worked around it. The instructions below are quick for now but I will post with more detail soon.   Notes: • US crochet terminology • Drops Big Merino (Aran) is what I used. Please use any yarn of your liking which would be suitable for a blanket. • Number of balls: 10 Balls each with weight: 50g and length: 75m  • The instructions are for blanket of size: 76cm x 63cm • Weight of the finished blanket is approximately 420 grams. Stitch abbreviations  • ch = chain • yo = yarn over  • sl st = slip stitch  • sc = single crochet  • dc = d...

  PDF version is available from the Etsy Messy Yarn Patterns Shop The finished product is available to order from  Messy Yarn Shop Join me on Facebook, I would love to see your work! Tension/Gauge:  Stocking Stitch tension using 3.5mm needles 10cm (4in): 22st Width : approximately 75cm (29.5in) Length : approximately 95cm (37.4in)  Blanket weight: approximately 400 grams Materials: Needles : 3.5mm (US4) circular Yarn : 9 balls x 50gr Gazzal Organic Baby Cotton or any other yarn you may like Length : Approximately 115 m (126 yd) Yarn Weight: Light - DK Stitch abbreviations P = Purl K = Knit yo = yarn over k2tog = knit 2 stitches together SSK = Slip, slip, knit. This is a left-leaning decrease. If you are more used to SKP (slip, knit, pass the slipped stitch over), just substitute the SSK with the SKP. The effect will be the same. sl2tog-k1-psso = slip 2 stitches together; knit 1 stitch, pass 2 slipped stitches over (2 stitches decreased) ...

*** This pattern is a property of Messy Yarn patterns. Please do not modify, resell or share this pattern. You can sell finished items made from it, but please mention that the item is made using a Messy Yarn pattern . *** Join me on Facebook,  I would love to see your work! Enjoy crocheting this blanket! Pattern notes PDF version , should you wish to purchase one is available from the Etsy site . Please note that the measurements are approximate. The actual length and width will depend on your tension which might be different than mine and the type of yarn used. Note 1: If you want to crochet a different number of repeats, remember that each wave requires 17 stitches, plus 3 additional stitches at the end. For example, if you want 5 repeats, multiply 17 by 5 (which gives 85 stitches), then add 3 more stitches, bringing you to a total of 88. If you plan to add a wide border, simply increase the number of stitches evenly on both sides to your liking. For example, the blanket shown h...

If you wish to purchase the PDF version, please follow this link  Cellular Baby Blanket . Join me on Facebook,  I would love to see your work! This blanket is using a very simple stitch. It is an easy way to create an interesting texture. *** This pattern is a property of Messy Yarn patterns. Please do not modify, resell or share this pattern. You can sell finished items made from it, but please mention that the item is made using a Messy Yarn pattern. *** If you wish to purchase the PDF version, please follow this link Cellular Baby Blanket Join me on Facebook,  I would love to see your work! Pattern Details The blanket is worked in rows on the long side, alternating half double crochet row with single crochet in the back loop only. Materials Yarn: I crochet the mittens and the hat with Big Merino from Drops Design but you could use any soft yarn of your preference. Crochet Hook Size: 6mm (please check the requirements of the yarn you are using) ...

I wanted to crochet cabled hat for some time now and finally I have it ready. The pattern is for approximately 0-6 months old babies. The brim is very stretchy, which is good and the hat fits for longer. The hat is worked from the brim up to the top. The brim is worked in rows then joined together and folded. The hat is worked onto the brim and in the round. Beginning chains do not count as the 1st stitch for each round (and row) throughout the pattern. For example, at the end of a round, sl st join to the 1st stitch of the round not the beginning chain Difficulty level: Intermediate Size: 0-6   Circumference measurements notes: The measurements for the circumference are taken at the brim. The brim is stretchy and it is with few inches (cm) smaller than the head circumference for a nice and snug fit. Height measurements notes: The height is measured from the brim to the top after the brim is folded. Tension: The exact tension is not essential but...