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Crochet Mosaic Greek Key Blanket Pattern + Tutorial

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Crochet Greek Key Blanket
Crochet Greek Key Blanket

Crochet Mosaic Greek Key Pattern

Crochet the Greek Key using Crochet Mosaic concepts. This is the Crochet Mosaic Greek Key Blanket.

It's an easy 6 stitch repeat going across. You could even use this concept for doing edges of an afghan as well.

The multiple to start a new blanket is 6 + 4. The number of chains is missing to start this blanket on the pattern but I have guessed it to be Chain 130.

If you are wanting to add this to an existing project, make sure the multiples are 6 + 3. The reason for the difference is that you need an extra chain when starting this from scratch as the 1st chain is considered the turning chain.

Download Yarnspirations Pattern
Free Pattern: Crochet Mosaic Greek Key Blanket.

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Worksheet

If you would like the worksheet that is shown in the tutorial, you can download it here or click on the picture to get it.

Crochet Greek Key Worksheet
Crochet Greek Key Worksheet. Click on this picture to download my worksheet.

Tutorial

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  1. Ofra says

    Btw, your video tutorial made all the difference. Very clear. Thanks a lot.

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  2. Ofra says

    I made that blanket and gave it away. Everybody loved it. I loved it so much that I decided to do another one with lavender and yellow colour. To remember the lavender in France and the beautiful sun.

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