This listing is for a PDF Crochet Pattern, in Standard US TERMS.
Skill Level: Easy to Intermediate.

All my patterns are carefully written and tested and they accompany you step by step during the whole execution with many photograps and extra notes. This simplifies the execution of all parts and is mainly dedicated to beginners.

This beautiful meadow of flowers can be made in any size and shades,
adding more squares and changing the layout of the colors.
The flowers chase one another, forming colorful trails.

The Emerald Green base of the Blanket is made of precious
and soft Angora yarn. The Flowers are made with yarn leftovers suitable to a crochet hook E/4. However, this pattern has been tested to fit to any size of crochet hooks and different kind of yarns. With this Pattern, a blanket made with light yarns like silk or thin cotton will be delicate and precious, right for special occasions and the warm seasons, but if it is made with heavy yarns becomes even more beautiful and it adapts to be used on the couch or on the bed during the cold seasons.

This pattern includes the complete description of the materials
with weights and total length of the yarns used.
It is also described the exact weight and total length of any yarn alternative to the Angora, suitable to crochet hook E/4
(Just in case you can not use the Angora yarn for your project).
NO matter the brand of yarns used, but the total length of the yarn,
according to the hook required (E/4 - 3.5mm).

Materials list:
16.93 oz (~480 g) of any yarn suitable for hook E/4,
divided as described in detail in the pattern,
half of which (1174 yds) is in Angora yarn
of the type: 1 skein = 20 g × 90 m /0.70 oz × 98 yds;
the other half (730 yds) is in colorful leftovers yarn
of the type: 1 skein = 50 g × 133 m (1.75 oz × 146 yds)
(I’ve used Merino Wool and DK).
Hook E/4 (3.5mm).
Tapestry needle and scissors.

Sizes:
Flower size: Ø 2 3/4 in (Ø 7 cm)
Square size: 3 15/16 in × 3 15/16 in (10 cm × 10 cm)
Border wide: 1 31/32 in (5 cm)
Blanket size: 35 7/16 in × 51 3/16 in (90 cm × 130 cm)
The blanket weighs: 16.93 ounces (480 grams)

Skill Level:
from Easy to Intermediate
and is further facilitated
from a very detailed explanation step-by-step
with 36 pages of tutorials
and 42 photographs, one of which is a Chart.

P.S.
About the Angora Yarn brand I used for this pattern,
I wrote in detail the footage I’ve used,
based on the labels of my skeins:
240 g × 1080 m (8.46 oz × 1174 yds)
because my labels say that 1 skein of 20 grams is 90 meters.
Here it say that it’s 100 meters x ball: http://www.ravelry.com/yarns/library/la-via-dellangora-an…;
Don’t know what to think but I don’t mind
and I don’t want to ask to myself the why.
Certainly I do not put myself in measuring the yarn balls
for ten meters of difference, neither the cheap ones
NOR these precious and delicate things as only the skeins
of Angora Yarn can be.
I rely on what is written on the label that I can see.
Because this yarn is so beautiful that it worths to buy another skein,
just in case.

Flowery Paths©2015
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Barbara CM-BlueSkyOverTheClouds©2014-2020

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