Moo Cow Blanket
$5.25
Moo Cow Blanket
- Pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and hook.
- Pattern can be worked in traditional filet blanket panels (one-piece blankets) or as granny squared filet blocks
- Can be increased or decreased in multiples of 53 sts wide by 25 rows to create any size blanket.
- Yarn amounts given for a baby blanket made in Aran weight yarn (2 cows wide by 3 cows high approximately 28 by 35 inches)
- Graph included.
- This pattern is available as part of an E-Book – check out the Barnyard Buddies Pattern Pack for extra savings!
Featured Tester Photos-
- Cute cow models and finished blanket provided by my tester Amanda @momandmequilting
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Examples were hooked up by two of my fabulous testers, Cat @_crafty_cat_ (hers is the all blue seahorse) and Kim Deceder @kimdeceder (hers is the striped panel blanket.
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. All resizing directions are included too.
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- This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and gauge is not important.
- Yarn amounts are given DK weight yarn with a finished size of approximately 30x50 inches.
- This pattern can be increased or decreased in multiples of 28+4 stitches across and 32 rows up to make any size blanket.
- I recommend making a swatch (one seahorse) in your desired yarn and then measure and decide how many repeats you need (both horizontal and vertical) to get the blanket size you want.
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Just Ducky Blanket
- Pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and hook.
- Pattern can be worked in traditional filet blanket panels (one-piece blankets) or as granny squared filet blocks
- Can be increased or decreased in multiples of 53 sts wide by 25 rows to create any size blanket.
- Yarn amounts given for a baby blanket made in Aran weight yarn (3 ducks wide by 3 ducks high approximately 28 by 35 inches)
- Graph included.
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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!
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These swimming sea turtles were designed with my youngest son in mind, and I hope you’ll love the sea turtles as much as he does!
Pictured blanket was hooked using Stylecraft Special DK yarn in Khaki, Moss, Petrol, Teal, and bordered in Mocha. Finished size is approximately 29x34 inches (size and yarn amounts may vary depending on personal tension).
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 gauge is not important.
- Yarn amounts are given DK weight yarn with a finished size of approximately 29x34 inches.
- This pattern can be increased in multiples of 41 stitches across and 25 rows up to make any size blanket.
- I recommend making a swatch (one turtle, 41 sts x 25 rows) in your desired yarn and then measure and decide how many repeats, both horizontal and vertical, you need to get the blanket size you want. This will also help you to estimate your yarn amounts, as they may differ from mine. If you plan to change colors, have 2 of each panel color, in case your tension is looser than mine.
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