This blanket uses Filet Crochet and begins with three rows of written instructions followed by a chart for the rest of the blanket. You can modify the size as you’d like by including more or fewer rows of shamrocks. Each row of shamrocks requires slightly more than one skein of 285 yards of Impeccable Yarn by Loops and Threads.

This pattern includes some of the common instructions found in amigurumi patterns. However, beginning with a spherical shape, crocheters can learn the basics with a familiar shape before getting into more advanced creatures and designs.

The first four rows of the pattern are written out in US terminology. Otherwise, a graph is included to follow for the remainder of the pattern. If you have any questions or comments, please send me a message. Thanks!

This baby blanket measured 40” by 34” with 4 rows of ladybugs. Crafters can choose as many rows as they would like depending on their desired outcome.

The first three rows are written out in explicit instructions and the rest of the blanket is made following a chart that is included.

This pattern can be adjusted in size as necessary to fit a larger or smaller toddler. It is all one piece, so it will not drag on the ground or come loose while the toddler is wearing it.

This pattern is written with the first three rows in specific detail and terminology while the rest of the pattern relies on following a grid.

This pattern includes a chart and three lines of written instructions to begin. The overall blanket measures approximately 39 inches wide by 42.5 inches tall.

This pattern includes both a grid and the first five rows of written instructions. It can be made to the size desired; just continue adding blocks of dolphins until satisfied.

This pattern requires only one skein and can be worked to the size desired.

One skein of Snuggly Wuggly Big! yarn is all I used. The ultimate size of the blanket is up to the crafter.

This giraffe pattern can be modified to make the blanket size desired by adding more rows or stitching fewer. It makes a medium weight blanket with lovely, happy giraffes!

This pattern is in the January issue of Pattern Pack Pro and will be released January 15th, 2019.

This is an exclusive pattern in the August, 2018 Happily Hooked Magazine “Ultra Violet” Issue.

This is an exclusive pattern in the March 1, 2018 Happily Hooked Magazine “Go Green” Issue.

This design is for Ghillies (or Irish dance shoes) for newborn size. They can be also used as ornaments for holiday trees or rear view mirrors, if desired. Feel free to adjust the number of rows for the size of the foot; 8cm is used as an average newborn foot size.

Finished blanket can be as large as you’d like. The original was made using nearly an entire skein of Pound of Love yarn, but if you feel the blanket is finished before the skein is completely used, it is ok to scale it back.