TUNISIAN CROCHET PATTERN

This fun and modern Temperature Blanket is worked in 3 panels, using Tunisian Crochet and two different yarns. Daily high temperatures determine the colors used for the stripes and are worked up in alternating rows using a contrasting color, creating a blended, woven, and blurred effect. Panels are joined together to form the blanket and a simple crochet border is added to finish it off.

Also included is a planning guide to record the data for your temperature scale, calendar days, and high temperature colors so you can refer to it as you build your blanket throughout the year.

This pattern would also make a great stash-busting project!

PATTERN DETAILS

• Please note this listing is for a PATTERN ONLY.
• Written in English and uses standard US terms
• Pattern Notes, Written Instructions, and a Planning Guide are included

MATERIALS

• 6.5 mm Tunisian Crochet hook
• 5 mm crochet hook
• Stylecraft Special DK yarn (Multiple colorways for Daily High Temperature Colors)
• Lionbrand Mandala (Groot colorway for contrasting color)
• Scissors
• Tapestry Needle

YARDAGE

• Total Yardage: approximately 3,850 yards
• Contrasting Color: approximately 2,000 yards
• High Temperature Colors: approximately 1,850 yards

INTERMEDIATE SKILL LEVEL

• Previous experience and knowledge of crochet stitches including single crochet, chain, slip stitch and working in the round as well as Tunisian Crochet stitches and techniques including: Forward Pass, Return Pass, Tunisian Simple Stitch, changing colors, and slip stitch bind off is required.

• Pattern reading and knowledge of basic crochet stitches are also recommended.

CROCHET STITCHES USED

• Chain
• Slip Stitch
• Single Crochet
• Tunisian Simple Stitch
• Slip Stitch Bind Off

USE OF PATTERN

Pattern is for personal, non-commercial use only. The pattern and photographs contained in this document are all copyright of Crochet Hello. Rewriting, reselling, distributing, or copying the pattern (or its photos) is prohibited.

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