The pattern has 195 pages and 347 images that will guide your knitting step by step, in detailed way. The photographs, of good size and resolution, facilitate the understanding of the tutorial as they show the various phases of each round, with up to 12 images, which simplifies the knitting, especially to the crocheters that begin in the art of 3D weaving.

For ease of reading, an index has been added with links that refer directly to the chosen section without having to scroll through pages and pages to return to the work.

The pattern also has a link to consult doubts and the PDF format allows you to add notes and highlight text in a very friendly way. Although it is in English, the more than 300 images make it possible to do it whatever your language.
This is the second block of Midsummer Night’s Dream with which you can extend the Part I cushion into a beautiful blanket. It uses quite a bit of yarn, but the result justifies it. The border flower opportunity to occupy those scraps of yarn that pile up and pile up as the rounds are short.

The size after blocking is 45x45”/ 150x150 cm, considering the part I and II. The model was made with Stylecraft Special DK yarn in the following colors:
French Navy (1.000 yd / 915 mt)
Duck Egg (400 yd / 366 mt)
Khaki (770yd / 704mt)
Lime (900yd / 823mt)
Bottle (320yd / 292mt)
Green (110yd / 92mt)
Kelly Green (110yd / 92mt)
Apple (560 yd / 512 mt)
Fhucsia Purple (162yd /148 mt)
Fondant (290yd / 265 mt)
Dandelion (307yd / 281mt)
Cream (1040yd / 951 mt)

Welcome to Midsummer Night’s Dream in
this cold winter!