Create the coziest blanket with the Toasty Tartan Throw crochet pattern!
By buying this product you get a written pattern for the Toasty Tartan Throw, NOT the physical, finished piece. This pattern is best suited for advanced beginners. The pattern produces a blanket that is 41" (104 cm) wide and 47" (119 cm) long, and it has instructions to adjust for other possible sizes. It is worked row-by-row with color changes.
The pattern is written in English using US terminology. It includes step-by-step instructions and images.
Materials:
5mm crochet hook
1840 total yds (1683 m) of aran/worsted/size 4 yarn (depends on size)
Scissors
Stitch markers
Bobbin holders (I used bobby pins)
This pattern is strictly for personal use. If you sell products from this pattern, please credit me as the designer. Creating tutorials based on this pattern is not permitted. You agree to these terms by buying this pattern.
I used Lion Brand Pound of Love and Vanna's Choice to make this. I recommend using a similar acrylic or wool for your own project. See yarnsub.com for substitution recommendations.
Create the coziest blanket with the Toasty Tartan Throw crochet pattern!
By buying this product you get a written pattern for the Toasty Tartan Throw, NOT the physical, finished piece. This pattern is best suited for advanced beginners. The pattern produces a blanket that is 41" (104 cm) wide and 47" (119 cm) long, and it has instructions to adjust for other possible sizes. It is worked row-by-row with color changes.
The pattern is written in English using US terminology. It includes step-by-step instructions and images.
Materials:
5mm crochet hook
1840 total yds (1683 m) of aran/worsted/size 4 yarn (depends on size)
Scissors
Stitch markers
Bobbin holders (I used bobby pins)
This pattern is strictly for personal use. If you sell products from this pattern, please credit me as the designer. Creating tutorials based on this pattern is not permitted. You agree to these terms by buying this pattern.
I used Lion Brand Pound of Love and Vanna's Choice to make this. I recommend using a similar acrylic or wool for your own project. See yarnsub.com for substitution recommendations.
