Measurements 40x40cm (16x16in) Materials Scheepjes Big DreamsYarn A 2 ballsYarn B 2 balls20mm crochet hookCushion insert 40x40cm (16x16in) Tapestry needle (or useyour hands toweave in ends) Abbreviations Ch Chain stitchRS Right sideWS Wrong sideDc Double crochet St Stitch Notes Make 8 squares, 4 in each colour. Leave a long tail at beginning and end of the square to sew squares together later. Instructions Square (make 8 squares, 4 in both Yarns A and B) Ch6.Row 1 (RS) Beginning in second ch, 1dc in each ch to end, turn. [5 dc]Row 2 (WS) Ch1, 1dc in each st to end, turn.Rows 3-4 Repeat Row 2.Fasten off, leaving a long tailforsewing squares together. AssemblySew together squares to form front and back panel of cushion. Use two squares of each colour for each panel. Panel measures approx. 38x38cm. Sew three sides of front and back panel together. Insert cushion and sew last side to close. Weave in ends.

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Measurements Blanket measures 80x120cm (31½x47¼in) (size is easy toadjust) Materials 6 balls of Scheepjes Big Dreams Instructions Note: Instead of knitting needles, use your hands/fingers to knit the blanket. Make a slipknot. Reach through the loop and pull a loop of working yarn through to make a chain. Make 21 chain stitches. Lay the chain down on a flat surface, a table, bed, or floor. Skip the first chain and start working into the second chain. Pull a loop through each chain, try to keep each loop the same size, being careful not to undo any of the previous loops. Once you have reached the end, go back, skip the first loop of the row and pull up a loop through each loop to the end of the row; repeat from until your blanket is the desired length. Make sure to have enough yarn to complete the final row. Skip the first loop and work into the second loop, pull the second loop through the first loop. Work the next loop and pull through the last loop worked. Repeat this until the end of the row. Pull the final loop through and pull tight. To Finish Weave in the ends through a couple of stitches on the wrong side of the blanket.  

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