’Til Death’s Kiss was a design that I created for my husband’s and my 15th wedding anniversary and was supposed to be published in June! Unfortunately, my school year ran long and many other things occurred that kept that from happening!

’Til Death’s Kiss is created using overlay mosaic crochet techniques. If you already know the overlay mosaic technique, this is considered a beginner pattern.

Pattern Specifics:

• Beginner level: No special stitches, marked graphs and written row by row directions
• 153 stitches by 191 rows
• Large graph, smaller portioned graphs for online use, or for printing. All graphs are marked with Xs and in light blue and white
• Approximately 1000-1100 yards each of 2 yarns (2000-2100 yards)
• Finished size estimation: 48” x 56”
• Yardage and finished size are dependent on the size hook and yarn you use, as well as your tension.
• As described in the pattern key within the file, this pattern begins with the design color and uses the abbreviation DS to stand for: (dc, sc).
• Though you cannot resell this pattern, you can sell any projects you make using the pattern.

For the pictured throw, I used Sugarwheel Cotton Solids in Ink Jet, Soft Gardenia, and Sugarwheel Cotton Sparkle in Twirls at Twilight. I also used the negative stitch, which does use more yarn. I used a 3.5 mm hook.
Ink Jet: 1005 yards
Soft Gardenia: 1005 yards
Twirls at Twilight: About 250 yards
Measurements: 48”w, 56” h

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