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Argyle Entrelac
You need an Afghan hook for this project. (It’s the extra long hook.)
I have always loved Argyle prints. My wedding was even Scottish themed complete with men in kilts. I hope you enjoy this pattern as much as I do.
I created this pattern because there was a lack of large square entrelac patterns. It took me a lot of trial and error, calculations and loads of frogging to get this pattern right.
The written instructions are very involved with plenty of notes and diagrams to assist in the creation of this beautiful blanket. Read it through thoroughly first.
Although there is a learning curve to understanding Tunisian simple stitch, I truly believe that most people that haven’t tried this yet can use this pattern to create the blanket.
Thank you for all of the love and support I have received for this pattern. Good Luck and Enjoy!
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