I saw it and I turned my head on its side to look at the project and thought, can that actually be done that way? It literally checks my boxes off curiosity. CHECK CHECK CHECK and CHECK!
I have the working notes on how it was done but I haven't taken a deep dive yet but this one is going to have many people saying "wha. wha... how did you do that?"
Once this incredible design is released, I bet it's going to capture the imagination and people are going to say... What's that pattern!?
Videos will be soon made for this as the clock counts down for later into spring. Once we have more details to share, I will do that! Don't forget about me. I cannot wait to dive into this bad boy! It has me squealing in my chair here. It's yummy!
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Kim Bosley says
Grid
Mikey says
THanks.
Susan says
I have done this blanket a couple of times. I believe the count is off. It says to chain 157, then dc in the 4th from hook. Leaving you with 154. But you need 155 to make the pattern work. Did anyone else find this?
Mikey says
When you crochet 4th ch from the hook, it eliminates only 2 chains (count wise) as the 3rd ch away is the base of the first st.
Example, try chaining 9. DC 4th ch from the hook and across the chain. You end up with 7 dc as the first ch you are skipping counts as a st.
So if you chain 157 minus 2 = 155. As the skipped chain counts as the first dc.
nancy says
Grid
Laura Brown says
Geometry Lesson-week 3
Written pattern
Marked places should say ch3
*ch 5, skip (dc, ch1, dc) should say (dc, ch3, dc).
*1 dc in each of the next 3 dc - should say ch 3 after this section.