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Love Squared
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked in the round (like a solid granny square) and turned for each new row.
- The pattern is written using my signature Numerical Filet style. No graph is included as there is not a way to make a filet chart that can be read in the round.
- This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook, but the finished sizes are as follows (using DK weight yarn and a 4mm hook):
- The one-piece baby blanket (with shell border) is approximately 34 inches (87 cm) square.
- A single granny square is approximately 8 inches (20 cm) square.
- Please read the Filet worked in the Round Help Guide on page 3 of this pattern before attempting to begin. Even if you have worked my filet patterns before!
Yarn & Supplies - Baby Blanket - DK yarn (light worsted / #3 / 8 ply)
- 1,400 total yards (1,280 meters)
- Rows 1-9 (a Granny Block): 61 yards (56 meters)
- Panel 1 (Rows 10-17 is a “panel”): 144 yards (131 meters)
- Panel 2: 237 yards (217 meters)
- Panel 3: 331 yards (303 meters)
- Panel 4: 427 yards (390 meters)
- Shell Border: 200 yards (183 meters)
- 4mm Hook
- Stitch Markers
Calculating Yarn & Sizing for Larger Blankets
- Each panel repeat (rows 10-17) adds about 6 inches to the width/height.
- Each panel uses the yardage of the previous panel + 94 yards (86 m) more. For example, adding a 5th panel to the baby blanket above would mean you take the amount of Panel 4 (427) PLUS 94 more - to get a total off 523 yards for this 5th panel. This would make the blanket 38 in chess square.
Let it Snow Throw
Let it Snow!
Cozy up under this comfy snowmen throw this winter!
- Following this pattern, the finished blanket is approximately 40 x 50 inches.
- Beginner? Stitch tutorial links and other tips and tricks are included. Pattern is written in numerical filet, which is quickly becoming the best filet reading and writing method out there! Clear instructions are given for this easy to understand pattern writing technique.
- Graphs included.
All You Need is Love
All You Need is LOVE!
Perfect for weddings, valentine babies, - really year round!
- Following this pattern, the finished blanket is approximately 34x45 inches.
- Make the blanket larger by adding heart repeats to either end of the LOVE section (directions included)
- Beginner? Stitch tutorial links and other tips and tricks are included.
- Pattern is written in numerical filet, which is quickly becoming the best filet reading and writing method out there! Clear instructions are given for this easy to understand pattern writing technique.
- Graphs included.
Yarn & Supplies
- 200 yards DK yarn per panel (1400 yards total)
- 150 yard DK yarn for the Simple Border
- 4mm Hook
- Stitch Markers
O Tannenbaum
Note! This design is included in the 12 Months of Filet Crochet eBook.
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked from the bottom up and turned for each new row.
- A graph for this pattern can be found on the final page of this pattern.
- This pattern is completely size customizable and can be increased/decreased in multiples of 33 stitches across and 18 rows up to make any size blanket.
- New to Mayhem & Majesty filet patterns? Please read the Help Guide on page 4 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.
One-piece Blanket (any size)
Yarn: Worsted / aran / #4 / 10 ply
ONE tree repeat: 9.5 x 9 inches (24 x 23 cm)
- 69 yards (63 m) to make ONE tree repeat - For example, if you are making a blanket that is 5 trees wide, then your yarn amount needed per panel (rows 1-18) would be 345 yards (316 m).
- 5.5mm hook
- Border Amounts: will vary depending on blanket size chosen. For a tree blanket that is 5 wide by 8 high, you will need 400 yards (366 m) for the Simple Border.
1 Joinable Granny Block
Yarn: Worsted / aran / #4 / 10 ply
One Block: 11 x 10 inches (28 x 25.5 cm)
- Block Body: 78 yards (71 m)
- Initial Granny Round: 18 yards (17 m)
- 5.5mm Hook
Swan Lake
Swan Lake Blanket
Beginner? Stitch tutorial links and other tips and tricks are included. Pattern is written in numerical filet, which is quickly becoming the best filet reading and writing method out there! Clear instructions are given for this easy to understand pattern writing technique.
CHART INCLUDED.
Need extra help along the way? Just ask!
Pink & White Swans by Sharine of @charbellas_creations
White Swans on the brink background by Carla of @carlyscrafts
- This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and hook.
- Yarn amounts are for a blanket with a finished size of approximately 45 inches square, using aran yarn and a 5mm hook.
- This pattern can be increased/decreased by changing your yarn weight/hook size. Or lengthened for a rectangular blanket by adding a third swan panel.
- New to Numerical Filet patterns? See the Help Guide on the last page of this pattern!
Love Birds Blanket & Block
Love Birds Blanket - featuring sweet love birds on a branch of heart shaped leaves.
Love Birds Block - features a pair of love birds and can be used to create joinable blocks or for other projects such as pillows, sweaters, and wall hangings.
Beginner? Stitch tutorial links and other tips and tricks are included. Pattern is written in numerical filet, which is quickly becoming the best filet reading and writing method out there! Clear instructions are given for this easy to understand pattern writing technique.
CHARTS INCLUDED.
Need extra help along the way? Just ask!
Love Birds block & block blanket made by Petra Baerens @sulfstmokt
- This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and hook.
- Yarn amounts are for a blanket with a finished size of approximately 37 by 48 inches using DK yarn and a 4mm hook. 10% has been added to help account for differing tensions.
- A larger blanket can be created using Aran/Worsted weight or chunky and appropriate hook sizes for those weights.
- BONUS! Blocks can be made from the Love Birds block design to create any number of projects, or this block can be repeated to make a more plain blanket panel. Or you can color change the blocks in a panel (see page 3 for how to make color blocks in a one-piece blanket).
Trash Day
Trash Day Blanket - featuring a detailed garbage truck i filet crochet.
Beginner? Stitch tutorial links and other tips and tricks are included. Pattern is written in numerical filet, which is quickly becoming the best filet reading and writing method out there! Clear instructions are given for this easy to understand pattern writing technique.
CHART INCLUDED.
Need extra help along the way? Just ask!
- This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and hook.
- This pattern can be increased/decreased in multiples of 73 stitches across and 23 rows up to make any size blanket.
- Yarn amounts are for a blanket with a finished size of approximately 34 x 47 inches using DK yarn and a 4.5mm hook. Two trucks wide and four trucks high.
Anchors Away!
- The following pattern is written using my new block/panel interchangeable style and comes with TWO designs - an anchor and a boat. These can be mixed and matched in joinable blocks or in panels. You can also mix & match the two design within the same panel.
- This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and hook.
- This pattern can be increased/decreased in multiples of 37 stitches across and 20 rows up to make any size blanket.
- I recommend making a swatch (one full graph picture of either design, 37 sts x 20 rows) with your desired yarn and hook. Measure to decide how many repeats you need to get the blanket size you want AND to accurately determine your yarn amounts.
- Pattern us written in Numerical Filet (including a helpful how-to guide on the last page of your pattern file to clarify any questions) & a graph of each design is included as well.
The Beethoven Blanket
The Beethoven blanket is sure to delight music lovers of all ages!
Pattern features three different treble clef rhythm panels in 4/4 time.
Blanket can be created with any weight yarn and hook.
Using DK and a 4.5mm hook, finished size measures approximately 44x51 inches.
Featured Tester Photos-
Red Beethoven by Laura Anderson @thecraftycow4
Blue & White Beethoven by Vicky @handcraftedbytwicky
To the Rescue! Fire Truck Blanket
To the Rescue! Blanket - featuring a fantastic fire truck in filet crochet style. Stitch up this blanket for the little firetruck lover in your life or as a thank-you to the BIG fireman in your life!
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked from the bottom up and turned for each new row. It can be worked as written for either right or left hand hook holders.
- A graph for this pattern can be found on the final 3 pages of this pattern. The firetruck is split across three pages. Black spaces are the filet holes (the “ch1 sk 1 st” part).
- 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.
Supplies - Aran Weight Yarn (#4/worsted/10 ply)
40 x 45 inches (102 by 104 cm)
- Blanket Body: 1,105 yards (1,010 meters)
- Border : 443 yards (405 meters)
- 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
Optional Stitches/Techniques
FDC - Foundation Row Double Crochet - Written + Video Tutorial
Stacked DC - Photo Tutorial
Standing DC - Photo or Video Tutorial
Crab Stitch - Video Tutorial
Prehistoric Blanket
Hook up these prehistoric creatures in a traditional one-piece filet blanket or in my new signature joinable granny filet blocks style!
- This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and hook.
- Yarn amounts are for a blanket with a finished size of approximately 28x34 inches using DK yarn and a 4.5mm hook.
- My Color Recipe: Stylecraft Special DK in Gold, Lime, Bottle, Lobelia and Dark Brown.
- This pattern can be increased/decreased in multiples of 61 stitches across and 23 rows up to make any size blanket.
Fun Fact: Dimetrodons aren't actualy a dinosaur at all!
Now, just so we're very clear, I DO NOT subscribe to the theory of evolution, I'm a die hard Creationist, but in that scientific theory, these creatures are supposed to have come long before the dinosaurs, in the Permian period. You cna thank my son for this info - he's a walking Prehistoric fact book! Science is very cool, just a wee bit off the mark sometimes. But I think we can still enjoy all the interesting conjectures!
I hope you enjoy making this prehistoric pattern as much as me!
Cowabunga Blanket
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked from the bottom up and turned for each new row.
- Left-hand hook holders follow this pattern as written, the border will be tailored for your hook-hand. If you consult the graph, remember to read right to left on odd rows & left to right on even rows.
- A graph for this pattern can be found on the final page of this pattern.
- This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook, but the finished size is approximately 39 by 43 inches (99 by 109 cm) using the yarn & hook listed below to complete the base pattern as written (3 turtles wide by 5 turtles high + the Simple Border).
- This pattern can be increased/decreased in multiples of 40 stitches across and 15 rows up to make any size blanket.
- New to Mayhem & Majesty filet patterns? Please read the Help Guide on page 4 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.
one-piece blanket - Worsted Yarn (#4 weight / 10ply / Aran)
3 turtles wide by 5 turtles high ~ 39 by 43 inches (99 by 109 cm)
- Total Body: 1,275 yards (1,225 m)
- Per Panel/height repeat: 255 yards (225 m)
- Per Turtle/width repeat: 85 yards (75 m)
- Simple Border: 200 yards (189 m)
- 5.5 mm Hook
- Stitch Markers
ONE granny block - Worsted Yarn (#4 weight / 10ply / Aran)
13 by 9 inches (33 by 23 cm)
- Block Body: 85 yards (75 m)
- Granny Round: 19 yards (17 m)
- 5.5 mm Hook
- Stitch Markers
a Star is Born
A Star is Born! The perfect blanket for your next handmade baby shower gift.
But it doesn't have to be just for babies - this pattern is easily sized up or down to create any size blanket and how to do this is included.
This pattern is written in numerical filet, which is quickly becoming the best filet reading and writing method out there! Clear instructions are given for this easy to understand pattern writing technique. A graph of the pattern is also included for those who prefer that method.
- This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and hook. Gauge is not important! Yarn amounts are for a blanket with a finished size of approximately 32” x 43” using the specified yarn, hook and repeats below. Yarn amounts are approximate and greatly depend on personal tension.
- This pattern can be increased/decreased in multiples of 30 +5 stitches across and 19 rows up to make any size blanket.
- Blanket can be worked in joinable blocks. (Star Block blanket featured here was hooked and photographed by Elliotte Kellogg @Mychele.makes)
- I recommend making a swatch (one full graph picture, 35 sts x 19 rows) with your desired yarn and hook and then measure and decide how many repeats you need to get the blanket size you want.
- Personal tension varies! Please make a swatch to accurately determine your size and yarn amounts.
What Does the Fox Say
What Does the Fox Say? Hook up these adorable foxes in a traditional one-piece filet blanket or in my new signature joinable granny filet blocks style!
- This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and gauge is not important.
- Yarn amounts are given for a blanket using DK weight yarn with a 4.5mm hook for a finished size of approximately 29 by 32 inches.
- This pattern can be increased in multiples of 41 stitches across and 27 rows up to make any size blanket.
- I recommend making a swatch of one design repeat and measuring to help you decide how many vertical and horizontal repeats you need for your desire size and how much yarn you will require, because everyone’s stitch tension is different.
- Personal tension varies! Please make a swatch to accurately determine your size and personal yarn amounts.
Meow Mix
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked from the bottom up and turned for each new row. It has no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ side and can be worked as written for either right or left hand hook holders.
- This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook, but sizing is given along with yarn amounts and hook sizes. 10% has been added to the yarn amounts to account for looser tensions.
- This pattern can be increased/decreased in multiples of 45 stitches across and 35 rows up to make any size blanket.
- New to Mayhem & Majesty filet patterns? Please read the Help Guide on page 4 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.
DK Yarn - one piece (3 cats wide)
39 by 49.5 inches (100 x 126 cm)
- Body + SC Edging: 1,602 yards (1,467 m)
178 yards (163 m) per cat for color blocking
- Favorite Sweater Border: 292 yards (267 m)
- 4.5mm Hook
- Stitch Markers
Worsted Yarn - one granny block
One Block: 15 by 19.5 inches (38 x 50 cm)
- Body + SC Edging: 199 yards (182 m)
- Initial/joining Granny Round: 40 yards (37 m)
- 5.5mm Hook
- Stitch Markers
Stitch Abbreviations & Techniques ~ US Crochet Terms
st(s) - stitch(es)
sk - skip
ch - chain
slst - slip stitch
sc - single crochet
hdc - half double crochet
dc - double crochet
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
Standing DC - Photo or Video Tutorial
Crab Stitch - Video Tutorial
The Princess Blanket
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked from the bottom up and turned for each new row.
- Left-hand hook holders follow this pattern as written, noting that the ‘right side’ [RS] is actually the ‘wrong side’ [WS] for you. This means when you crochet even rows, you will be able to read the ‘princess.’ If you consult the graph, remember to read right to left on odd rows & left to right on even rows.
- This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook, but the finished size is approximately 33 by 36 inches (84 by 91 cm) using DK weight yarn and a 4.5mm hook. Using Worsted weight yarn the finished size is approximately 49 by 52 inches (125 by 132 cm).
- This pattern can be increased/decreased in size by changing your yarn weight and hook size.
- 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.
Supplies - DK (#3/light worsted/8ply)
- Body: 1,425 yards total (that’s 285 yards DK yarn per panel)
- 150 yards DK yarn for border
- 4.5mm Hook
- Stitch Markers
Supplies - Worsted (#4/aran/10ply)
- Body: 1,900 yards total (that’s 380 yards per panel)
- Border: 200 yards
- 5.5mm 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
- 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
- picot - ch3, slst into 3rd ch from hook
- Optional Stitches/Techniques
- FDC - Foundation Row Double Crochet - Written + Video Tutorial
- Stacked DC - Photo Tutorial
- Standing DC - Photo or Video Tutorial
Just Keep Swimming Blanket
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked from the bottom up and turned for each new row. It has no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ side and can be worked as written for either right or left hand hook holders.
- This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook, but the finished size is approximately 29 by 34 inches (74 by 86 cm) using the yarn & hook listed below to complete the base pattern (3 turtles wide by 4 panels high).
- This pattern can be increased/decreased in multiples of 45 stitches across and 25 rows up to make any size blanket.
- Want to make joinable granny blocks instead of a one-piece? Pages 12-14 offer two different turtle granny square blocks.
- New to Mayhem & Majesty filet patterns? Please read the Help Guide on page 4 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 for the base pattern (3 turtles wide & 4 panels high)
- 1,320 yards DK weight yarn (#3/8ply/light worsted)
- or 330 yards PER panel
- to color block: 110 yards PER turtle
- 200 yards DK yarn for the Ribbed Border
- 4mm Hook
- Stitch Markers
Stitch Abbreviations & Techniques ~ US Crochet Terms
st(s) - stitch(es)
sk - skip
ch - chain
slst - slip stitch
sc - single crochet
hdc - half double crochet
dc - double crochet
fpdc - front post double crochet
bpdc - back post double crochet
Whirly Bird Blanket
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked from the bottom up and turned for each new row. It can be worked as written for either right or left hand hook holders.
- A graph for this pattern can be found on the final page of this pattern.
- This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook.
- This pattern can be increased/decreased in multiples of 46 stitches across and 23 rows up to make any size blanket.
- New to Mayhem & Majesty filet patterns? Please read the Help Guide on page 4 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.
One-Piece Blanket (as shown on cover)
YARN WEIGHT: aran/worsted/10ply/#4
Hook Size: 5mm
finished size: 45 by 53 inches (114 by 135 cm)
- Body Total: 1,569 yards (1,460 meters)
or per panel: 399 yards (365 meters)
or per helicopter: 133 yards (122 meters)
- Border: 252 yards (231 meters)
- Stitch Markers
Joinable Granny Block
YARN WEIGHT: aran/worsted/10ply/#4
Hook Size: 5mm
finished size: 15 by 13 inches (38 by 33 cm)
- Body: 144 yards (132 meters)
- Initial Granny Round: 33 yards (30 meters)
- Stitch Markers
Friendship is Magic Blanket
Hook up this MAGICAL unicorn blanket to sell in your handmade shop - it is sure to be a best seller. Or make it as a special handmade baby show gift.
You can make it in any size and with any yarn. Pictured was hooked by the amazing Alisha of @crochetandlemoncakes using Stylecraft Special DK yarn in Fondant, Clematis, Citron, Aspen, Cloud Blue, and White in a toddler size (approximately 35"x 47") that fits perfectly in a crib.
You can easily do less panels for a smaller blanket or more panels and more unicorns for a larger blanket. All sizing tips and instructions are included.
- This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and gauge is not important.
- Yarn amounts are given for the blanket pictured using DK weight yarn. Finished size is approximately 35 in x 47 inches.
- This pattern can be increased/decreased in multiples of 58 + 19 more stitches across and 21 rows up to make any size blanket.
- I recommend making a swatch (one full graph picture, 81 sts x 21 rows) in your desired yarn and then measure and decide how many repeats you need to get the blanket size you want.
Moroccan Mosaic Filet Blanket
Crochet this elegant Moroccan tile design in the filet crochet style. A stunning housewarming or shower gift, and a design your shoppers will be in love with at the fall craft fairs!
This blanket can be made in any weight yarn and size, directions are included for easy resizing. Featured blanket was stitched in Sytlecraft Special DK using a 4,5mm hook and 1 ball each (approx. 322 yards) of Petrol, Cypress, Mustard, Tomato and Burgundy. Finished size in the example is approximately 29x34 inches.
This pattern is written in Numerical Filet Notation and the graph is included at well.
- This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and any size hook.
- I used DK with a 4.5mm hook so yarn amounts are given for DK weight yarn with a finished size of approximately 29x34 inches.
- This pattern can be increased or decreased in multiples of 27 + 2 stitches across and 22 rows up to make any size blanket.