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The Casia baby blanket is a fun patchwork design that would look great in several different color combinations. It’s made 1 panel at time and subsequent blocks are made off the initial panel. You will only have 20 stitches on your hook at a time making this blanket more manageable.

SKILL LEVEL:
o Basic/Beginner
o Easy
o Intermediate – Blanket is worked in panels that are joined as you go. You will need to know how to Tunisian simple stitch, SC, Sl st, and work in chain spaces. If you are brand new to crochet, this blanket will be Complex/Advanced.
o Complex/Advanced

MATERIALS NEEDED:
o Any DK or thin worsted weight (#3-4) yarn should work for this project. I used Lion Brand Coboo DK (#3) in Taupe (2 skeins, or 345 yards), Silver (2 skeins, or 300 yards), Pale Pink (1 skein, or 230 yards), and Mauve (1 skein, or 230 yards).
o US size G (4.5 mm) crochet hook
o US size I (5.5 mm) Tunisian crochet hook
o 24 inch cord with stopper (optional)
o Tapestry needle
o Stitch marker (optional)

SIZING:
1 size but can be altered to any size
Width: 31 inches
Length: 33.5 inches

DOWNLOADS:
Includes 2 PDF files:

1. Tunisian Crochet Tips
2. Casia Baby Blanket Pattern

Both PDFs include step-by-step instructions with 20+ working pictures to help you complete your project.

All patterns are in English, using US standard crochet terms. I have added several working pictures to help show how I completed a stitch.

Since these patterns are created by me and tested by humans, there is always chance for error. I am happy to address any questions or concerns.

Terms of Use: The pattern and photographs contained in this document are the property of SmileyGoose by Kara Edwards. You may sell finished products using my patterns. However, if you do, I kindly request that you credit me as above, or provide link back to my shop smileygoose.etsy.com. Please do not share, reproduce, or distribute this pattern, in whole or in part, as your own. Thank you!

Happy crocheting!

Kara