Cosy Blanket Attic 24

By lucy of attic24.

Cosy blanket attic 24.

Chose the wools before realising you had a coast blanket and found we had included similar colours. There are more than 1500 versions of it on ravelry and today s post is a still growing compilation of various color schemes and takes on this project. I ve created a cal category so that all posts relating to this blanket journey will be tagged to make it easier if you are coming in part way through and want to get. Your help would be appeciated.

Here are links to the blog posts. Cosy stripe blanket pattern by attic 24. I need feedback on where to go to place order. If you are using the attic24 cosy pack of yarn colours that s them in the bag above i ll be sharing the progress of my own cosy stripe blanket including the exact random colour order here on my blog every sunday throughout november and december 2014.

Saw and admired your cosy blanket while visiting my aunt and resolved to make a seaside one similar. The first thing to do is choose your colours. Cosy stripe pattern cosy cal thread on ravelry cosy yarn pack remember i ll be sharing the cosy cal every sunday so part 2 will be this coming sunday 9th november. I have used 15 x 100g balls of stylecraft special dk worked on a 4mm hook to make my cosy stripe blanket.

Im in us and a newbie to attic 24. By lucy of attic24. All you need to think about is the quantity it takes roughly 15 x 100g balls to make a single bed size blanket and twice as many to make a full king size bed blanket. By lucy of attic24.

By lucy of attic24. Cosy stripe baby blanket is a classic design created by lucy of attic24 and beloved by crocheters all around the world. This edging was designed specifically for the cosy stripe blanket but i think it would look great around pretty much any type of blanket. Please watch part 2 before starting your blanket.

These 15 balls are enough to make a single bed size blanket with a finished size of approximately 4ft x 6ft 120 cm x 180 cm. By lucy of attic24. The edging is worked in 4 rounds and the colour choices make a big difference to the way the whole blanket looks when it s finished. I ve really been loving this cosy stripe blanket pattern published by lucy at attic24 you can find it here.