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Doctor Who Blanket

(4 customer reviews)

$6.00

5 Brilliant Patterns in 1

  • This pattern pack include 5 Doctor Who themed designs which you can use to make a blanket or any number of other projects.
  • Create the epic Doctor Who Blanket which combines all 5 designs into the blankets you see featured here by myself and one of my amazing testers, Wendy (in 4th Doctor colors blues, grey and golds).
  • The blanket panels can’t be resized by changing the repeats –  but the size can be changed by changing your yarn weight/hook size.
  • Each design is ALSO given separately, so you can make a blanket of just Daleks, for example. Or a wall hanging with the emblem. Or whatever project you’d like!

E-Book Includes:

  • Pattern for the Doctor Who Blanket as shown
  • Seperate Patterns for each of the 5 designs
  • Graphs for each blanket panel
  • Graph for all stand-alone designs
  • Detailed How-To instructions for filet crochet.
  • Detailed instructions for changing colors within a panel.
  • A quality pattern tested by both beginners and advanced crocheters.

Stand Alone Patterns include:

  • Dalek
  • Cyberman (head)
  • Weeping Angel
  • Tardis
  • and the Doctor Who Emblem

Doctor Who Blanket Info:

  • In Aran yarn, my blanket measures 45 by 70 inches with a 5mm hook.

Yarn & Supplies – for full blanket, as pictured

Yarn amounts are for Aran weight yarn, I used Paintbox Simple Aran –

    • 730 yards for TARDIS & Emblem (Paintbox 240 Royal Blue)
    • 580 yards for Weeping Angel (Paintbox 204 Stormy Grey)
    • 340 yards for Cybermen panel (Paintbox 205 Slate Grey)
    • 337 yards for Dalek (Paintbox 214 Pillar Red)
    • 337 yards for Dalek (Paintbox 222 Buttercup Yellow)
    • Moss Stitch Border (shown): 50 yards more in each color used
    • Simple Border: 300 yards in one color.
  • 5mm Hook
  • 6mm Hook (if using Moss Stitch border option)
  • Stitch Markers
  • Yarn Needle

Terms & Stitches Used – US Terms

st(s) – stitch(es) 

ch – chain 

sk – skip

dc – double crochet

sc – single crochet

sl st – slip stitch

rep – repeat

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4 reviews for Doctor Who Blanket

  1. Claire Pringle (verified owner) –

    Brilliant pattern as always with a simple numerical format, which simplifies filet crochet and means you will never want to make another longhand pattern

  2. Julie Murray (verified owner) –

    Love love love this pattern and can’t wait to create it for my Dr Who loving nephew! 10/10

  3. Wendy Howell –

    A great fun design! Enjoyed testing this one. Took me back to my childhood.
    Well written, versatile and easy to follow.

  4. Annette Murray –

    Oh, you miracle worker. 😃❤️
    Thank you so much for these patterns. I love Doctor Who. If you’re on Facebook I’d love to send a pic of what I made.

    • becca –

      I am! The page is Mayhem and Majesty 😊 and I’d love to have you share it with me!

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