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Hopscotch Blanket
Hopscotch Blanket
Want an easy introduction to overlay mosaic crochet? The Hopscotch blanket is perfect for beginners!
  • This pattern is worked row by row (no turning) and utilizes an Envelope Border to avoid sewing all those ends.
  • Hopscotch is totally customizable in size and direction are included to do so.
  • This pattern includes both written instructions and a graph.
  • Coloring Options - Coloring is based on the odd & even rows. You use one color for odd rows and a second color for the even rows. You will begin using a new color for odd (or even) rows when you see “new color.” You will use the new color on all the odd (or even) rows until you hit the next color change command. In this way, you will be using each color for 11 rows (11 odd or 11 even rows, that is) making this a great stash buster because not much of each color will be needed!
Yarn & Supplies Yarn amounts will vary depending on your size chosen, but below I give the amounts for the size blanket I made using a 4.5mm hook and an assortment of Paintbox Simply Aran yarn from my giant partial balls tub.
  • 4.5mm Hook
  • A note on hook sizes + yarn weights - Paintbox Simply Aran is labeled as a #4 weight, just like Worsted. However, it is thinner than any US brand of #4 yarn I have used, so you may wish to use a different hook. Overlay Mosaic is a lot of sc stitches - if you crochet tightly, I recommend using the hook size on the label, maybe a size larger. If you tend to crochet loosely, you may want to use a size smaller than the yarn label recommends. If this is your first mosaic project, it would be wise to work up a swatch or two, to see what you like best. Directions for swatch size included.
  • Each color change: 110 yards aran weight yarn
  • Solid Color Border - 450 yards worsted weight yarn total
Front Border: 200 yards worsted weight yarn Back Border: 200 yards worsted weight yarn SC Closing Round: 50 yards worsted weight yarn
  • Stitch Markers (to mark the width repeats, if desired)
This pattern uses US Crochet Terms & Stitches ch(s) - chain(s) sp(s) - space(s) ch-sp - chain space st(s) - stitch(es) BLO - back loop only BE - Beginning Edge (sc in both loops of very first st, ch1, sk next st) EE - Ending Edge (ch1, sk next st, sc in both loops of final st) sc - single crochet dc - double crochet ddc - dropped double crochet - a regular dc made into the unworked front loop two rows below your current row. Stacked DC - Photo Tutorial Standing DC - Photo or Video Tutorial LDC - Linked double crochet - LDC for an Envelope Border Video Tutorial 
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Nurse
Nurse
Pattern Notes
  • 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.
  • 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 words. If you consult the graph, remember to read right to left on odd rows & left to right on even rows.
  • The graph for this pattern can be found in a separate file.
  • This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook, but the finished size using DK and a 4mm hook is approximately:
    • Version 1: 33.5 × 42 inches (85 x 107 cm)
    • Version 2: 33.5 × 48.5 inches (85 x 123 cm)
Version 2 has an additional “+” panel to facilitate color striping. Yarn & Supplies - Version 1
  • Body: 1,632 yards (1,484 m) DK yarn
  • Ladder Border: 227 yards (208 m) DK yarn
  • 4mm Hook
  • Stitch Markers
Yarn Amounts by Panel - for planning Version 2
  • Small panels: 224 yards (205 m)
  • Main ‘Nurse’ Panel (Nurse & Stethoscopes): 592 yards (541 m)
  • Border: 300 yards (250 m)
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F.R.O.G. Lettering Panel (this is a lettering panel ONLY)
F.R.O.G. Lettering Panel (this is a lettering panel ONLY)
  • This is a lettering panel add-on only. You will need the Freddie Frog Mix & Match Animal pattern to complete the blanket shown on the cover.
  • Yarn needed for this lettering panel (DK/8ply/light worsted yarn)-
    • a 4.5mm hook was used to create the sample
    • 520 yards (475 m)
  • Yarn needed to border the blanket as shown on cover (DK/8ply/light worsted yarn)-
    • Initial sc round: 40 yards (36 m)
    • 3 dc rounds: 241 yards (220 m)
    • 3 sc rounds: 46 yards (42 m)
  • Finished F.R.O.G Blanket (shown on cover): 48 x 44 inches (120x109 cm) using DK weight yarn and a 4.5mm hook.
  • Left-hand hook holders follow this pattern as written. When you crochet the even rows, you will be able to read the words.
  • You can add more Freddie panels before working this lettering panel, but please note that this will change which side is the ‘right side’ as you work the lettering. This is not an issue - just be sure you can read your words when you go to begin the initial sc edging. You will also need more bordering yarn than is specified above it you make a larger version.
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Freddie Frog
Freddie Frog
This pattern can be mixed and matched with any other animal in the Mix & Match Animals Series and can also be found as part my Mix & Match Animals eBook. 
  • This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and hook, but finished sizes and generous yarn amounts are provided for DK yarn. 
  • Yarn amounts and sizing are given for both joinable blocks and a one-piece baby blanket (2 animals wide by 2 animals high).
  • This pattern can be increased in multiples of 55 sts and 30 rows to make any size blanket. 
  • New to Numerical Filet patterns? Please read the Help Guide on PAGE 4 of this pattern!
Supplies Needed One Joinable Granny Block ~14” SQ
  • ~213 yards (66g) DK yarn
  • 4mm Hook
  • Stitch Markers
One-piece Blanket ~ 28” SQ
  • ~680 yards (211g) DK yarn
  • ~214 yards (66g) for the Simple Border
  • 4mm Hook
  • Stitch Markers
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Sale! 24 Adorable Animal Patterns to Mix & Match
24 Adorable Animal Patterns to Mix & Match
All 24 animals would be $144 if purchased separately, but in this book you get them for just $2.49 each - that's OVER 50% off! This eBook includes 20 adorable animal patterns (+4 more in an add-on pack as of April 19, 2024), clear pattern instructions for making either joinable blocks or a one-piece blanket, the Simple Border, the Ladder Border, the granny block pattern, bordering tips & tricks, color-blocking one-piece instructions, and all 20 graphs. This book is meant to be printed double-sided and hole-punched or bound. All the animal patterns are formatted to face their nice, large graph when the book is open - so you can easily check your stitching against the graph while you work! Each animal pattern is the exact same width and height. You can create countless combinations of animals in a single blanket or just use one animal at a time. UPDATE! 4 NEW Animals as of April 19, 2024!-
  • Patty Panda
  • Tommy Tiger
  • Freddie Frog
  • Teresa Tabby
Original 20 animals included in the eBook from 2021-
  • Olivia Owl
  • Percy Penguin
  • Perrington Puppy
  • Sadie Sloth
  • Leslie Lamb
  • ClementineCow
  • Pricilla Pig
  • Darrel Duck
  • Gerald Giraffe
  • Henrietta Hippo
  • Marvin Monkey
  • Leonard Lion
  • Bella Bunny
  • Bernice Bear
  • Carrie Cat
  • Felix Fox
  • Harvey Hedgehog
  • Kirby Koala
  • Rita Raccoon
  • Wesley Wolf
 
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You Are My Sunshine
You Are My Sunshine
Pattern Notes
  • This pattern is worked right to left, turning after each row. It is all one piece. Each 28-row ‘panel’ is marked in the pattern so you can change colors there if you like.
  • Left-hand hook holders follow this pattern as written, no changes are needed! 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 in a separate file. The graph is read right to left on odd rows, and left to right on even rows (even if you are crocheting left handed).
  • This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook, but the finished size is approximately 37x41 inches (94x104cm) using the yarn weight & hook listed below.
  • This pattern can only be made larger or smaller 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.
Yarn & Supplies
  • 4.5mm Hook
  • Stitch Markers
Blanket Body
  • Total: 1,127 yards (1,030 meters) DK yarn
  • Per panel: 382 yards (350 meters) DK yarn
  • Initial SC Edging: 40 yards (36 meters) DK yarn
Border
  • 3 Granny Rounds: 234 yards total / 78 yards per round (216 meters total / 72 per round) DK yarn
  • Shell Round: 69 yards (63 meters) DK yarn
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 Shell - 5dc in same space indicated Corner Shell - 9dc in corner ch-1 space Optional Stitches/Techniques FDC - Foundation Row Double Crochet - Written + Video Tutorial  Stacked DC - Photo Tutorial Standing DC - Photo or Video Tutorial
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April’s Shawl – Spring Vines
April’s Shawl – Spring Vines
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.
  • Sizing: My shawl on the cover is 22 by 72 inches. Most people will want at least 3-4 height repeats (Rows 17-54) before going to the final 10 finishing rows. A good length to aim for is your height, this works well for most rectangular shawls for wearing wrapped or even as a wide scarf! I am 67 inches tall and I like my rectangular shawls a little longer than I am tall (I use 4 repeats).
    • My Gauge/tension: 20 sts by 10 rows is about 4x4 inches (10x10 cm). 
The height repeat is 38 rows, so almost 16 inches (40 cm) per repeat is added to your shawl’s length - depending on your personal tension/gauge.
  • I used one Azalea Cake from the center out, and then the next from the outside-in to keep the gradient flowing correctly.
  • New to Mayhem & Majesty filet patterns? Please read the Help Guide on page 3 of this pattern before attempting to begin.
Yarn & Supplies
      • 1,748 yards (1,600 m) of #2 weight ‘fine’ yarn (also called ‘sport’ or ‘5ply’)
My shawl used 2 cakes of Hobbii Azalea, which is a Cotton/Acrylic Blend, in Color 05.
  • 3.75mm Hook
  • Stitch Markers
Stitch Abbreviations & Techniques ~ US Crochet Terms st(s) - stitch(es)  ch - chain  dc - double crochet Optional Stitches/Techniques FDC - Foundation Row Double Crochet - Written + Video Tutorial
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Love Always
Love Always
This pattern includes BOTH a right and left hand written pattern and graph!   This pattern uses US Crochet Terms & Stitches ch(s) - chain(s) sp(s) - space(s) st(s) - stitch(es) BLO - back loop only FL - front loop BE - Beginning Edge (sc in both loops of very first st, ch1) EE - Ending Edge (ch1, sc in both loops of final st) sc - single crochet dc - double crochet ddc - dropped double crochet - a regular dc made into the unworked front loop two rows below your current row. Stacked DC - Photo Tutorial Standing DC - Photo or Video Tutorial LDC - Linked double crochet - LDC for an Envelope Border Video Tutorial Pattern Notes
  • This pattern is worked row by row (no turning), and includes a written version for both right & left handed crocheters. Right hand hook is pages 7-10. Left hand hook is pages 11-14.
  • The graph is included in a separate file. There is a one-page image file for use on devices, and there is also a printable version. It can be followed as written, no matter which hand you hold your hook in. Right-hand hook holders read the graph from right-to-left. Left-hand hook holders read the graph from left-to-right. It is colored to show how the color changes occur in the written pattern. As you read the graph, you need to be careful to read only the row you’re working - square by square - making the stitch indicated by the symbol on the square (or lack of symbol, as that means a sc).
  • Your FIRST and LAST stitch of every row are worked into BOTH LOOPS. I start my first sc using a standing sc stitch - this is exactly like a stand dc, only you complete a sc stitch rather than a dc stitch (photo & video tutorials are links in the stitch list above).
  • You’ll see that you are working a chain space after your first, and before your last, stitch. This is to set up the envelope border so you have no ends to sew in. The chain spaces will be what you stitch into as you border the sides of the blanket. The first & final sc (along with all the ends) will be enclosed in the envelope border.
  • Excluding the first and last sc, all other sc are worked into the BLO.
  • The stitches in (  ) are repeated. The design notes a repeat of ‘x3’ - which means you repeat the stitch sequence in the ( ) a total of three times. It may be helpful to place stitch markers to mark off the repeat sets. If you make the Baby size - your repeat will only be x2.
  • About Colors. Each heart is outlined on top by the color of the heart in the proceeding row and outlined on the bottom by the color of the heart in the next row. There is a color planning example and color planning charts on pages 4-6.
  • What about all those ENDS? There’s NO end sewing (except the final border round).
  • Can the size of this blanket be customized? - Yes! You need to chain a multiple of 50 + 36 more. Then adjust the number of times you repeat the main width - the stitches inside the ( ) - to be the same as the multiple of 50 you chose.
  • Never made an Overlay Mosaic project before? - No worries! I had a mix of both veteran and new to mosaic testers, so I hope you find this pattern is easy to follow - even if it is your first overlay mosaic project.
Supplies - throw size with 13 colors
  • 5.5mm Hook
  • C1 & C2 - 340 yards worsted weight yarn per color
  • C3-13 - 220 yards worsted weight yarn per color
  • Solid Color Border - 740 yards worsted weight yarn total
    • Front Border: 340 yards worsted weight yarn
    • Back Border: 340 yards worsted weight yarn
    • TIP! Have a yarn color you don’t care for? Use it for the back border.
  • SC Closing Round: 60 yards worsted weight yarn
  • Stitch Markers (to mark the repeats, if desired)
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Love Bug
Love Bug
    • This pattern is worked from the bottom up and turned for each new row. There is no right or wrong side so right and left hand hooks can follow the pattern, as written.
    • A graph for this pattern can be found in a separate file (part of your purchase downloads).
    • This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook. Finished sizing is given below for the yarn weight given. This pattern includes two different border options.
    • 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.
    Yarn & Supplies - Worsted/Aran/10ply Finished Size: 42 x 50 inches (106.5 x 127 cm)
    • Blanket Body: 1,562 yards (1,428 m)
    • Granny Lace Border: 193 yards (177 m)
    • Ribbed Border: 300 yards (275 m)
    • 5mm Hook
    • Stitch Markers
    Yarn & Supplies - DK/8ply Finished Size: 37 x 41 inches (94 x 104 cm)
    • Blanket Body: 1,371 yards (1,254 m)
    • Granny Lace Border: 193 yards (177 m)
    • Ribbed Border: 300 yards (275 m)
    • 4mm Hook
    • Stitch Markers
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Baby Bee
Baby Bee
  • 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 words. 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 in a separate file (part of your purchase downloads).
  • This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook. Finished sizing is given below for the yarn weight given. This pattern includes two different border options.
  • This pattern can be increased/decreased by using different weights of yarn and hook sizes.
  • 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.
Yarn & Supplies - Worsted/Aran/10ply Finished Size: 42 x 50 inches (106.5 x 127 cm)
  • Blanket Body: 1,562 yards (1,428 m)
  • Granny Lace Border: 193 yards (177 m)
  • Ribbed Border: 300 yards (275 m)
  • 5mm Hook
  • Stitch Markers
Yarn & Supplies - DK/8ply Finished Size: 37 x 41 inches (94 x 104 cm)
  • Blanket Body: 1,371 yards (1,254 m)
  • Granny Lace Border: 193 yards (177 m)
  • Ribbed Border: 300 yards (275 m)
  • 4mm Hook
  • Stitch Markers
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Bloom Blanket
Bloom Blanket
Pattern Notes ❤︎ Share your progress with me ~ tag @MayhemandMajesty when sharing on social media ❤︎
  • This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook.
  • DIY (do it yourself) yarn amounts for only one square is listed below. This way, you can calculate exactly what you’ll need for your project. If you’d like to work in worsted weight, you’ll need a little more than the amounts below, and you’ll want to use whatever hook is recommended on your yarn label.
  • The full photo tutorial for the blocks and joining is on pages 3-10. The border is on page 13.
  • The printer friendly version (no photos, but a joining diagram is used) is on pages 11-13.
DK (3 weight) ~ 7.5 inches SQ
  • 4mm Hook
  • Center: 3 yards (C1)
  • Petals: 18 yards (C2)
  • Circle: 17 yards (C3)
  • Square: 30 yards (C4)
  • Joining: 10 yards per block (C3)
  • Border: will vary, but 275 yards was used to border a 5x6 blanket (30 blocks).
Stitch Abbreviations & Techniques ~ US Crochet Terms invisible join - video tutorial crocheting into the 3rd loop - video tutorial rep - repeat st(s) - stitch(es)  sp(s) - space(s) sk - skip ch - chain  slst - slip stitch sc - single crochet hdc - half double crochet dc - double crochet tr - treble crochet tr2tog - treble 2 together (treble decrease): yarn over (yo) twice, pull up a loop in first st, pull up a loop in second st, yo and pull through 3 loops on hook, yo and pull through 2 loops on hook, yo and pull through 2 loops on hook - Video Tutorial V Stitch (V-st): (dc, ch2, dc) in same st/sp Picot: ch3, slst in 3rd ch from hook Optional Stitches/Techniques magic ring - video tutorial stacked dc - Photo Tutorial standing dc/sc/tr - Photo or Video Tutorial
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Illusions
Illusions
Pattern Notes
  • This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and hook but the finished size is approximately 45x56 inches using the yarn & hook listed in the supplies below.
  • 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 or stitch patterns may have changed since your last project. ❤︎
Supplies
  • Blanket Body: 1,640 yards worsted weight yarn
  • Border: 265 yards worsted weight yarn
  • 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 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
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2024 January Temperature Blanket Block
2024 January Temperature Blanket Block
This block is made to fit with the blocks from the 2023 Temp CAL - this includes the free blocks on my blog and all the blocks in the Temperature Blanket eBook. Please note that if you have purchased (or plan to purchase) the Temperature Blanket eBook - a FREE year is also included with that eBook purchase! you can use that for '2024' or you can get this 2024 and then save your custom year for another time. That is up to you. It is designed as a 31-day month, to be used in January!
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Color Crayons Blanket
Color Crayons Blanket
Pattern Notes 🧶This pattern is worked from the bottom up and turned for each new row. It can be worked as one piece or you can work. the crayons separately and join them (pattern included for doing so). 🧶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 words. 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 50x63 inches using the yarn & hook listed below to complete a 6-crayon blanket. Crayons names included are Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet, Purple, and Pink. 🧶Yarn & Supplies
  • Amount Per Crayon: 355 yards worsted weight
  • One-Piece Border: 200 yards worsted weight
  • Granny Stitch Joined Crayons + 2 Border Rounds: 500 yards white
  • 5mm Hook
  • Stitch Markers
🧶 This pattern used US Crochet Stitches & Terms 📝This pattern is written in Numerical Filet & a graph of this pattern is also included. The Pattern Graphs can be found in a separate file included with purchase. ‼️ New to Mayhem & Majesty filet patterns? Please read the Help Guide on page X 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.  
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Temperature Blanket Filet Crochet Book (2023 CAL)
Temperature Blanket Filet Crochet Book (2023 CAL)
Make a Temperature Blanket - Filet Crochet Style! This eBook includes:
  • 12 (1 is a custom year block for January) monthly CAL blocks & joining/border pattern for a complete Temperature Blanket project.
  • 1 CUSTOM January year block - for a year of your choosing.
  • 15 additional holiday & weather blocks to mix and match with the free blocks or make whatever other blankets you'd like.
  • graphs for all 32 blocks - on the page next to the numerical pattern for easy checking!
You can use these blocks to make a temperature blanket for ANY year...or no year at all - just make solid color blocks for a lovely blanket. All patterns are written in my signature "numerical filet" pattern writing style and include the graphs. This is a large file - 43 pages - please allow a couple minutes for it to download.
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January Shawl
January Shawl
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.
  • 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 28 stitches, plus 17 more stitches. As you can see from Linda’s sample in the showcase post, it looks AMAZING worked in short rows, too!
  • New to Mayhem & Majesty filet patterns? Please read the Help Guide on page 3 of this pattern before attempting to begin.
Yarn & Supplies
  • 800 -1600 yards sock (weight 1) or fine (weight 2) yarn - amount needed will vary based on desired scarf or shawl size
  • 3.75mm Hook
Stitch Abbreviations & Techniques ~ US Crochet Terms st(s) - stitch(es)  ch - chain  sc - single crochet dc - double crochet
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Sale! Shawl CAL 8 Pattern Set
Shawl CAL 8 Pattern Set
September - "When September Ends" October - "Spiderwebs" (Gallery Photos from Marcelle Willemse) November - "November" (Gallery Photos from Teresa Wind) December - "Back to December" (Gallery photo from Wendy Howell) January - "January White" February - "February Song" (Gallery photo from Fay Leicht) March - Winds of March April - Spring Vines

What yarns are good for these shawl projects?

    • As with all my designs, you can use ANY yarn that you like best along with the corresponding hook.
    • The amount of yarn you use will greatly depend on how you like to wear your shawls, and of course the weight of your yarn, hook size, and personal tension will all play into the mix.
    • I'll be giving yarn amounts for mostly Fine weight yarn to use up my hoarded Hobbii Azalea cakes. I'll also be using hand-dyed 4ply and acrylic DK for some of the patterns, too. So really - any yarn will do! It all depends on how warm you want your shawl to be and what yarn you have on hand...or what yarn you want to purchase. 😉
    • I am purposely making sure all the patterns are repeatable so you can size them as needed to fit your yarn weight and your size preference! You could even turn them into blankets if you're a little more advanced & adventurous!
    • The patterns will be mainly triangle shawls. There will be a couple wrap-syle shawls (long rectangular shape), and I may even decide to throw in a couple asymmetrical styles, too.
 
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Majestic Moss Blanket
Majestic Moss Blanket
Pattern Notes
  • Gauge is not necessary for this project. One finished square measures approximately 8 inches and the completed blanket is approximately 45x65 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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December Shawl
December Shawl
  • This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and hook, but Fine (2) or DK (3) Weights are recommended depending on how warm you’d like your shawl to be. Yarn amounts will vary based on chosen weight and desired size.
  • Shawl Sizing - I used 1106 yards and my shawl measures 80 inches tip-to-tip (increase-to-increase) and it is 35 inches measured down the center.
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Boxed in Blocks
Boxed in Blocks
Pattern Notes for Boxed in Blocks
  • 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 blanket can be worked as a one-piece OR as joinable granny blocks.
  • To change colors as you work in one-piece, see page 4.
  • A graph for this design 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 44x40 inches using the yarn & hook listed below to complete the one-piece blanket as written (3 width repeats).
  • This pattern can be increased/decreased in multiples of 39 stitches across and 25 rows up to make any size blanket. 
Supplies the One-piece Blanket (shown on cover)
  • Color Blocking: 124 yards worsted weight yarn per “block” 
  • One Color (3 width reps by 3 height (panel) reps: 1,116 yards worsted weight yarn or 372 yards worsted weight yarn per panel (3 width reps)
  • Main Color for Block Stitch Border: 277 yards worsted weight yarn
  • Block Stitch sc rounds: 47 yards each worsted weight yarn
  • 5mm Hook
  • Stitch Markers
Supplies for 1 joinable Granny Block
  • One Block: 134 yards worsted weight yarn
  • Granny for 1 Block: 25 yards worsted weight yarn
  • 5mm Hook
  • Stitch Markers
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