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Cool Cotton Throw
This pattern was once only available in Donna Kooler’s Crocheted Afghan book. The rights have reverted back to me and I am now offering it for FREE on my blog.
This throw works two rows on the same side before turning, which enables you to change colors every row without cutting. The woven appearance comes from using a double crocheted mesh, followed by a row of treble crochet alternately worked in front and behind the previous rows’ spaces.
Finished Size: 42” x 55”
MATERIALS: Yarn: Original Afghan designed with Aunt Lydias Denim, Worsted Weight, 75% cotton/25% acrylic.
o Color A – White 1600 yds
o Color B – Linen 1200 yds
· Size G crochet hook
· Safety Pin or stitch holder
· Yarn needle
GAUGE: chain 22 = 5 inches; first 9 rows = 3 inches
BASIC STITCHES AND TERMS USED:
· Ch = chain
· Sl st = slip stitch
· Sc = single crochet
· Sk = skip
· Dc = double crochet
· Lp = loop
· Trc = treble crochet
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