This pattern will show you how to make an Arizona State Flag blanket using single crochet. The design features the stunning star and sunrise design of the Arizona State Flag!

This pattern will show you how to make this design using any method you like! The row by row pattern can be used with single crochet, double crochet, puff stitch or knitting. The grid can be used for C2C, cross stitch or any other creative purpose. The grids come numbered along the sides for easy row/column counting.

Difficulty Level: Beginner (only 4 colors)

Finished size for single crochet using bulky yarn: Approx 52” x 60” 132 x 152.5 cm.

If you are not sure, make a single crochet gauge square first. For other methods you can work it out: this pattern is 100 by 100 - see how big one ‘stitch’ of your chosen method is.

Recommended Materials for Single Crochet Version:

Crochet hook - 10mm, Large bodkin/tapestry hook for tidying up the ends.

Yarn: Bernat® Blanket™ or equivalent ‘chunky’ weight yarn (10.5 oz/300 g; 220 yds/201 m)

(a) School Bus Yellow 1 ball
(d) Carrot Orange 1 ball
(c) Country Blue 2 balls
(d) Race Car Red 1 ball

Skills Needed for Single Crochet Version:
Single Crochet (both loops), Color changing, These skills are easily learned from various tutorials online. If you are a beginner, please practice before you start on your full blanket to avoid frustration!

Recommended Method: The Bobbin method rather than the carry through method of color changing is recommended. For color changes, on the last stitch of the old color, the last yarn over should be in the new color.