Thanks for your interest in my first rectangular center out pattern.
I’m loving creating India styled patterns and I wanted to create an elephant pattern, and I wanted the elephants to have their trunks raised as symbolically it is thought to bring positive energy, good luck and fierce protection. There is a video link below to get you started with the first few rounds, once you get used to the corners its just overlay mosaic crochet!

Included in the download is the WRITTEN PATTERN, CHARTS, AND FULL CHART.

There are 114 rounds, the last round of the blanket, the long sides have 273 stitches, and the short sides have 225 stitches.

The pattern uses US Terminology. There’s also pictorial section below but the video has a lot more information if you’re new to rectangular patterns.

IN ENGLISH ONLY

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Here’s the video link
https://youtu.be/5A2obYnZqUE?si=ZdLwhhs4biLkQMhX

My tester information is in the written PDF. I used 8/4 pure cotton yarn, 1,700 of the background colour, and 1,600 of the detailed colour, and it measures 115/92cm. 45/36 inches so with DK yarn it will fit a single bed!
The yarn I used was Drops Loves You 7, 50g, 170m per ball, With a size 3 hook.
Background shade Coffee 49, 10 balls, 1700m.
Detailed shade Turquoise 18, 10 balls, 1600m.

Measurements
8/4 yarn 4ply measures 115/92cm, 45/36 inches.
8/8 yarn DK measures 160/130cm

A huge thank you to my amazing testers, Barbara Glueck, Christina O’Connor, Sue Sweet, Tina Bonham and Terry Parmentier. Information on their test projects is at the bottom of the PDF.

Please share your creations in my Facebook group, and everywhere! I love to see your work in my news feed, it always brightens my day! If you need any help either email me here athey.sarah@outlook.com or join my
Facebook group here https://www.facebook.com/groups/809381026680096/ I run a free crochet along twice a year! And the next will be in October!

Feel free to sell or gift your finished projects. Please do not share the pattern. I own the rights to the
original pattern. It is protected under UK ‘copyright law’ and ‘Artistic works’.
Sarah x