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American Moss Afghan Squares
Named after a classic knitting stitch known as either American Moss or Irish Moss, this stitch is different from a traditional crochet moss stitch. Worked in rounds, this stitch creates a strikingly beautiful, knit-look afghan square. There are also no holes, making it plush and warm, but it also has incredible weight, softness and drape. Squares are sewn together with whip stitch using a yarn needle.
Materials: You may use yarn and hook of choice with this pattern. Sample blanket used Nako Ombre - aran worsted weight yarn and crochet hook size K (6.5mm), Sample squares used approx. 35 yards per square.
Finished Size: Sample squares measured approx. 6” wide. You may make as many as you wish and join them together to create a blanket of desired size.
Skill Level: Easy
Stitches used include ch, sl st, dc
Pattern is written in standard American crochet terms.
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- First published: August 2022
- Page created: August 14, 2022
- Last updated: August 14, 2022 …
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