Tatarata … I proudly present my little masterpiece - the birthday present for my son - the Zelda blanket!

It took me about 2 months to do this - from the first thoughts or from the first pixel to the finished blanket, and of course only if my son wasn’t at home, otherwise it wouldn’t have been a surprise. Wasn’t that easy …

At first I just wanted to make him an ordinary Zelda blanket with a large link or the shield and sword with lettering in c2c technique. But the quick idea to place the link in the middle and all the items around - in the style of Okarina of time - arose quickly. So I started looking for individual pictures, pixelating and finally this graphic was created for the blanket.

The Legend of Zelda inspired me to create this wonderful blanket. The 14 pictures are worked individually and then crocheted together with single stitches in black.
The row by row instructions are in German, but the language is not particularly relevant as it is mainly about numbers and colors (which are already shown). A mini translation for the 3-4 important words into English is also included.

The Legend of Zelda is a digital chart that can be used for various crochet techniques, such as Corner to Corner = C2C, Mini C2C, SC, HDC, DC, Tunisian Crochet, Bobble Stitch. Alternatively, this product can also be used for cross-stitch, knitting, Hamma beads, plastic canvas and other projects.

:) The PDF file includes:
-digital created sample image for illustration
-14 graphics (squares) each picture separatelxy
-written instructions row by row (for C2C technique) for each picture

The graphic consists of 14 sub-graphics, the individual elements can then be sewn together or crocheted together (using sc). Thus, smaller blankets or cushions can be made.

Basic knowledge such as chain, slip stitch & double crochet are required!

Size information & consumption:
with crochet hook No. 4/G
5x5 cluster = about 8x8cm/3,2”x3,2”
finished blanket = 120x145cm/48”x58”

Tatarata…hier präsentiere ich stolz mein kleines Meisterwerk - das Geburtstagsgeschenk für meinen Sohn - die Zeldadecke!

Dafür habe ich ca. 2 Monate gebraucht - von ersten Gedanken bzw. vom ersten Pixel bis zur fertigen Decke und das alles natülich nur dann, wenn Söhnchen nicht zu Hause war, sonst wäre es ja keine Überraschung gewesen. War jetzt garnicht mal so einfach…

Zunächst wollte ich ihm nur ein gewöhnlich Zeldadecke mit einem großen Link oder dem Schild und Schwert mit Schriftzug in c2c-Technik machen. Rasch entstand aber der fixe Gedanke Link in der Mitte zu platzieren und ringsum sämtliche Items im Stil von Okarina of time. So fing ich an mir einzelne Bilder zusammenzusuchen, zu pixeln und letztendlich entstand diese Grafik für die Decke.