Sugar skull cal by Mette Hesselbjerg

Sugar skull cal

Crochet
October 2022
both are used in this pattern
yarn held together
Fingering
+ Fingering
= Fingering (14 wpi) ?
3.0 mm
2.5 mm
7108 - 7655 yards (6500 - 7000 m)
With suggested yarn, the blanket will measure approximately 110 cm x 155 cm unblocked including the border
US
Danish English German
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The Sugar skull pattern is available as charts, and as written instructions (English only but with stitch translations).

The Sugar skull blanket is crocheted using the overlay mosaic crochet technique with tapestry elements. It might look difficult, but it pretty much consists of sc and dc, so it’s a lot easier than it looks.

The pattern includes a photo tutorial with chart and written instructions on how to do the tapestry mosaic crochet used to make the blanket, and also a photo tutorial on how to do a double border to give your blanket a beautiful finish and avoid having to sew in any ends.

The pattern is available in English, Danish and German.

Hooks used:
3.0 + 2.5

Suggested yarn:
Because this blanket is done using tapestry mosaic crochet, you will be using 2 colors for the color b.

Color a:
7 x Scheepjes whirlette 100g/455m, color 851/Liquorice.
The blanket itself uses approximately 5 whole skeins + 15 g of liquorice whirlette, and the remaining is used for the border, and will be enough for 3 rounds of dc in the border. If you want a different color border, you will need 6 whirlettes for the color a for the blanket, and 2 whirlettes in the border color of your choice
Color b:
4 x Scheepjes whirlette 100g/455m, color 860/ice.
Color b:
2 x Scheepjes whirl 215g/1000m, color 759/Jumpin jelly.

Any yarn can be used, so you can adapt to Sugar skull to your liking. The amount might vary from the suggested yarn.

Edit note
In the print charts, there is an arrow missing on row 356, column 21+275. To not mess up the order of the print charts, I have decided not to correct it in them. It has been corrected in both the full chart and the written instructions.