Used cluster v-stitch instead of granny clusters

Info for how to make corners at https://youtu.be/d0IzK1bae4E?si=CE0B683IVaRbULjG

ch3 for each corner

For second round, only work clusters in corner spaces, skip “side” clusters - for each subsequent round, work in all clusters

I didn’t want to end up with giant sleeves, after round 11, FO and reattach to top centre on the wrong side and work in rows down the front, across the bottom, and up the back for 9 rows

Widen back by working next 2 rows along centre back edge only - JAYG to other side

Rejoin yarn to WS at top of collar and work across top of sleeve, JAYG when coming back along the other side, leave a space for the hood

Do not break yarn and continue working on hood for a total of 22 rows - JAYG across the top from half way along the 22nd row

Sleeves - rejoin yarn to underside of sleeve on the RS and work for 6 rows - with smaller hook, ch14 and scblo across - join with slst 3 times in top of dc-cluster, ch, and dc-cluster

Rejoin to bottom edge on the RS and work 14 rows

Ribbing: sc around entire bottom edge, front, around hood, and across bottom edge again - change to smaller hook and ch10, scblo across

Pockets:
Fsc 25 and work cluster v-st across as per blanket pattern for 9 rows - work 2 rows of sc and add ribbing by ch6, scblo across