Noughts and Crosses by Ammonite Yarns

Noughts and Crosses

Crochet
April 2020
DK (11 wpi) ?
16 stitches and 12 rows = 4 inches
in crossed trebles
4.0 mm (G)
1969 - 2187 yards (1800 - 2000 m)
30" x 30" and 36" x 36"
UK
English
This pattern is available for £5.00 GBP
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“Onwards from Sea to land with new variations of my Noughts & Crosses design ……

As some of you who have worked with me in the past already know, I originally designed my “Noughts and Crosses blanket with pebble border” to complement the From Sea to Land theme I was working on with the stitch combination aiming to mimic rolling waves. The original ‘Atlantic’ colourway in lovely soft affordable Stylecraft Special DK supplied by Ammonite Yarns, my local independent yarn store was used at my 2019 Crochet Confidence intermediate workshop to help teach techniques such as standing trebles, carrying yarn, bobble stitches, puff stitches and crossed trebles. Since then, I have added the ‘Pacific’ colourway.

Now, to create a “Noughts and Crosses, complete in a week” baby blanket, I have adapted the pattern for “Rolling Pinks”, “Rolling Blues” and “Casual neutrals” colourways in two sizes, 36” x 36” with 6 colours and 30” x 30” with 5 colours. After experimenting with other borders, I decided to keep the pebble border as I like the simplicity of the two colour combination and feel the puffiness compliments the overall design. The new pattern variations also use Stylecraft Special DK yarn but are easily adapted to more expensive yarns too.

A small version is easily adaptable to make a baby “Lovie” by adding your favourite amigurumi head!

The yarn packs and patterns (available together or separately) for these new designs are exclusively available through Ammonite Yarns as are the From Sea to Land original designs.

Look out for my other new designs coming to Ammonite Yarns soon.

Happy hooking!

Giselle”

This pretty baby blanket can be made in two sizes 30” x 30” or 36” x 36”
Stitches used are chain, double crochet, half treble, treble, standing treble, crossed treble, pebble and bobble.
The pattern is a smaller version of ‘From Sea to Land’ by the same designer.