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How To Crochet Pandora's Box Blanket + Tutorial

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Crochet Pandoras Box Blanket
Crochet Pandoras Box Blanket

Crochet Pandora's Box Blanket

The Crochet Pandora's Box Blanket by Mikey is an easy to follow pattern that is using the very best of Caron Big Cakes Yarn. Using 4 balls will create square blanket to be about 50" square.

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Free Pattern: Crochet Pandora's Box Blanket

For this project, I used the interior of the Caron Big Cakes Ball for the double crochet rounds. For the single crochet, ch 3 rounds, I used the exterior of the same ball. This creates the colours to be cross mixed over top of each other. Eventually both ends will meet up. Once out, grab another ball and do the same thing to until you get to your desired size.

The colour used is the Toffee Brickle colouring. It gives a Moroccan look to the blanket.

Download the Crochet Pandora's Box Blanket Pattern here.

Here is a close up of the front and I have flipped over one corner. The extended single crochet is a double sided stitch that appears on both sides.

Crochet Pandora's Box Blanket
Crochet Pandora's Box Blanket, Front and Back of Blanket

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  1. Liz says

    I made the blanket and I absolutely love it. My tension probably wasn't so great, so I need to block it to bring it back to square. Any suggestions on blocking a piece this large?

    Thanks so much for this and all your patterns. Working your patterns gave me a wonderful holiday season.

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    • Jeanne says

      Here is what I do with my large projects. I run the project run a cold water rinse cycle/spin in my washer. I then lay my project out flat on my tile floor to dry overnight. I take my time smoothing, adjusting, stretching and shaping the stitches as needed to make my project square. Michael likes to use a streamer on his projects.

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  2. REBECCA LEON says

    great tutorial... and loving this pattern... your reference to lady and the tramp.. does that mean that the 'exterior' yarn is from the same cake as the 'interior' yarn??

    thank you

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