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THIS IS A PATTERN BUNDLE which includes: Owl Always Love You, Loved Beary Much, You're Udderly Loved, and Ewe are Always Loved

Pattern Notes

• This pattern is worked from the bottom up and turned for each new row.
• This pattern can be worked as written for both right & left hand hook holders. If needed, be sure to read the graph from the correct direction: odd rows are read right to left; even rows are read left to right. As a left hand hook holder, when crocheting the EVEN rows the right side will be facing you.
• A graph for this pattern can be found in a separate PDF file included with this purchase.
• New to Mayhem & Majesty filet patterns? Please read the Help Guide on page 3 of this pattern before attempting to begin.
• Mayhem & Majesty pattern veteran? Please make sure to read the pattern in full as some techniques & stitch patterns may have changed since your last project.

Yarn & Supplies - DK (#3/8ply/light worsted) - 35 by 36 inches (85 by 90 cm)

• Blanket Body: 1,371 yards (1,254 m)
• Granny Lace Border: 193 yards (177 m)
• 4mm Hook
• Stitch Markers

Yarn & Supplies - worsted (#4/10ply/aran) - 35 by 36 inches (85 by 90 cm)

• Blanket Body: 1645 yards (1504 m)
• Granny Lace Border: 232 yards (212 m)
• 5mm Hook
• Stitch Markers

Stitch Abbreviations & Techniques ~ US Crochet Terms

st(s) - stitch(es)

sk - skip

ch - chain

slst - slip stitch

sc - single crochet

dc - double crochet

picot - ch3, slst into 3rd ch from hook

GC - Granny Cluster: 3dc in same stitch

GCD - Granny Cluster Decrease: dc in st, dc2tog starting in the same st as previous dc and ending in the next st, then make another dc into same st the dc2tog finished in - you should have a 3dc “granny cluster” that is spread over 2 sc sts. Video Tutorial

CC - Corner Cluster: (3dc, ch1, 3dc) in same stitch

Optional Stitches/Techniques

FDC - Foundation Row Double Crochet - Written + Video Tutorial

Stacked DC - Photo Tutorial - use in place of “ch2 + turn” for filet rows and/or when adding additional rounds of granny stitch.

Standing DC - Photo or Video Tutorial