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Dragon Wheel
The “DRAGON WHEEL” Mosaic Overlay pattern is the third of three dragon themed patterns from WoollyFae, measuring 59” x 44” and utilizing a 20 ST x 18 R repeat that allows for custom adjustments to the pattern dimensions. The optional border, written separate from the mosaic overlay section of the instructions, is a streamlined combination of woven stitches and puff stitches, measuring an approximate 1” per side. It is important to note that, should you decide to construct a different border, it may alter the dimensions, depending on the size of your border. The pattern is worked along the length, building row-by-row to the width. This allows for the fringe to fall top and bottom of the blanket.
The pattern calls for 6 skeins Cygnet Colour Rush and 6 skeins of Cynet DK. However, you may substitute brand, colors or fiber so long as you take into account the overall yardage per skein. You will need a 3.5mm crochet hook.
Instructions for “the woven stitch” and the “puff stitch” are included in the written portion of the pattern. The pattern includes a fully expandable graph, graph key, glossary of abbreviation, specs, and designer notes for those who are new to mosaic overlay.
TO INCREASE or DECREASE BLANKET DIMENSIONS, CH an additional 20 ST for every 4” increase. Reduce CH count by 20 ST for every 4” decrease. Full instructions for altering the dimensions is included in the written portion of the pattern. This includes how to figure additional yarn needs.
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