YARN 1 - Aquarel Blanket

    Description

    A timeless crocheted blanket that features just five colours. The yarn had faded effect that looks as if it has been travelling along beaches and in holiday suitcases for years. This effect is achieved by the watercolour-like way in which the yarn had been dyed. This gives an overall vibrant effect. This small crochet project with its repeating small squares gives the satisfaction of completion every time you finish a square. There are one hundred and fifty squares in total which lead to a grand finale when you join them together.

    Yarn required:
    Scheepjes Softfun Aquarel (40% Cotton, 60% Acrylic 50g/140m)
    Yarn A: 801 x 3 balls
    Yarn B: 802 x 3 balls
    Yarn C: 808 x 3 balls
    Yarn D: 810 x 3 balls
    Yarn E: 806 x 3 balls

    Measurements:
    Squares: 10.5 x 10.5cm
    Blanket: 157 x 105cm

    This pattern appears in YARN Bookazine 1 Sea, published by Scheepjes. The bookazine is available in print in both UK English and Dutch language and is available from Scheepjes retailers or by subscription below:

    This pattern is also available to buy individually as a digital download via Ravelry.

    Erratum
    Unfortunately, there is an error in the printed version of this pattern. The errata is available here. Digital copies will be updated via Ravelry.

    YARN 1 - Aquarel Blanket

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      Product Details

      Color code: 401 - Pumpkin

      Fibre Content: 100% Polyester

      Needle Size: 4mm

      Yarn Weight: DK

      Ball Weight: 50 grams

      Length: 90 metres

      Gauge: 2-3 stitches and 4 rows in stocking stitch to measure 10 x 10cm using 20mm needles

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      Description

      A timeless crocheted blanket that features just five colours. The yarn had faded effect that looks as if it has been travelling along beaches and in holiday suitcases for years. This effect is achieved by the watercolour-like way in which the yarn had been dyed. This gives an overall vibrant effect. This small crochet project with its repeating small squares gives the satisfaction of completion every time you finish a square. There are one hundred and fifty squares in total which lead to a grand finale when you join them together.

      Yarn required:
      Scheepjes Softfun Aquarel (40% Cotton, 60% Acrylic 50g/140m)
      Yarn A: 801 x 3 balls
      Yarn B: 802 x 3 balls
      Yarn C: 808 x 3 balls
      Yarn D: 810 x 3 balls
      Yarn E: 806 x 3 balls

      Measurements:
      Squares: 10.5 x 10.5cm
      Blanket: 157 x 105cm

      This pattern appears in YARN Bookazine 1 Sea, published by Scheepjes. The bookazine is available in print in both UK English and Dutch language and is available from Scheepjes retailers or by subscription below:

      This pattern is also available to buy individually as a digital download via Ravelry.

      Erratum
      Unfortunately, there is an error in the printed version of this pattern. The errata is available here. Digital copies will be updated via Ravelry.

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      About this Yarn

      Little Darling is our most huggable yarn with a velvety-soft chenille texture! Its gentle touch and plush feel make it ideal for creating tactile treasures such as baby blankets, soft toys, and especially amigurumi. Perfect for adding texture to a variety of projects or crafting for little ones, Little Darling is the ultimate choice for cuddles and comfort.

      Where to Buy

      A. Boeken vof Stoffen Fournituren

      Nieuwe Hoogstraat 31, 1011 HD Amsterdam

      09:00am - 06:00pm

      020 - 626 72 05

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