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Fairest Wheel Blanket
There were so many naming options for this beautiful, textured, geometric blanket pattern. Some said it reminded them of a cathedral ceiling, or of Victorian tiles, or even intricate sand art. The blanket is made up of octagons, squares and 2 different triangles, all joined together with simple whip stitch so it looks seamless when it is finished. The design is finished off with a knit-look ribbed edging.
Materials: You may use yarn and hook of choice with this blanket. Sample blanket was made using…
• Sport weight yarn – approx. 3350 yards
• Crochet hook size F (3.75 mm)
• Yarn needle
Finished Size: You may make this blanket to any size. Sample measured approx. 48” square. (4 octagons X 4 octagons)
Gauge: You may work to your own gauge. Sample octagon measured approx. 10.5” wide.
Skill level: Intermediate
Stitches used include - ch, sl st, sc, hdc, dc, tr, fphdc, 3dc cluster, knit-look rib stitch, half double slip stitch (hdsl)
Includes full explanation of special stitches and many detailed stitch photos to make it easy to follow.
Pattern is written in standard American terms.
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- First published: January 2019
- Page created: January 16, 2019
- Last updated: April 21, 2020 …
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