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Majestic Moss Blanket

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Pattern Notes

  • Gauge is not necessary for this project. One finished square measures approximately 8 inches and the completed blanket is approximately 45×65 inches using the yarn & hook listed below.
  • You can make a larger or smaller version using more or less squares, or by changing your yarn weight & hook size. I recommend going up .5-1mm in hook size from what you normally use with your chosen yarn.
  • Color options are endless for this design, though I would recommend no less than 4 colors + the Main Color to ensure a pleasing layout of square types/colors.
  • This blanket consists of Moss Stitch squares. Each square has 17 rounds. All squares are completed and then joined in the Main Color using the continuous method to create a stunning effect of floating whole and stencil-like squares.

Yarn & Supplies

      • 6.5mm Hook
      • Worsted Weight Yarn in the following amounts (Mega Ball Aran color names/numbers are listed if you would like to replicate the blanket on the cover):

Color A – Cornflower (10) – 85 yards

Color B – Cobalt (11) – 85 yards

Color C – Peacock (12) – 146 yards

Color D – Bright Blue (36) – 152 yards

Color E – Aqua (35) – 187 yards

Colors F – Deep Turquoise (37) – 295 yards

Color G – Deep Emerald (05) – 258 yards

Color H – Parakeet (06) – 333 yards

Main Color (MC) – Cream (02) – 1,683 yardsStitch Abbreviations & Techniques ~ US Crochet Terms

[RS] – right side

[WS] – wrong side

st(s) – stitch(es) 

sp – space

ch – chain 

sc – single crochet

hdc – half double crochet

slst – slip stitch

Moss Stitch – *ch1, sc in next ch1 sp* repeat between * across side ending with a ch1, then into ch2 corner sp work: sc, ch2, sc

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