Traditional Overlay Mosaic

First Coffee Then Things

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This overlay mosaic design also comes with a separate pattern for the TAPESTRY overly mosaic version of the blanket! This pattern was tested by right AND left hand hookers – there is a separate pattern for left-handed hook holders (for the worded portion only).

Traditional overlay mosaic version-

Finished Size using a 5mm hook & aran yarn is about 40 by 50 inches (101.5 by 127 cm).

Yarn Amounts – aran weight

Background/Main Color: 1,574 yards (1309  meters)

Design/Contrasting Color: 1,010 yards (840 meters)

Envelope Boder-

Front Border: 275 yards (252 meters)

Back Border: 275 yards (252 meters)

Joining Round Color: 47 yards (43 meters)

Tapestry Version-

Finished Size Using a 5mm hook and worsted weight yarn the blanket will be about 46 by 48 inches (117 by 122 cm).

Yarn Amounts – worsted weight (aran/10ply)

Background: 1,396 yards (1,277 meters)

Bean Outline/Words/Mug Outline: 985 yards (900 meters)

Bean Filler/Mug Dots: 150 yards (137 meters)

Mug Hearts/Words: 335 yards (306 meters)

Mug Filler: 200 yards (183 meters)

Steam: 102 yards (93 meters)

Envelope Boder-

Front Border: 275 yards (252 meters)

Back Border: 275 yards (252 meters)

Joining Round Color: 47 yards (43 meters)

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