Elysium (crochet)
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Beautiful rippled blanket
A pretty striped blanket with a simple but interesting ripple pattern that crochets up quickly.
Designed to be a warm and cozy throw or a thoughtful gift for a new baby, make this bonny blanket for someone you love.
Available in three sizes: Small, Medium and Large.
Size:
Small (Medium, Large)
Width: 69 (86, 122) cm / 27 (34, 48) in
Length: 85 (114, 132) cm / 33.5 (45, 52) in
Yarn:
DK weight yarn
Shown in: Woolyknit Blue Faced Leicester DK: 100% wool, 103m (113 yds) in 50g.
Colourways: Iron, Gold, Mist, Silver, Peridot, Cream, Mint and Mauve
2 (2, 3) balls of each colour
Needles & Notions:
4mm (US G) crochet hook
Tapestry needle for sewing in ends
Gauge:
20 stitches and 20 rows per 10cm x 10cm measured in double crochet
Skills required:
Crochet stitches: chain, double crochet, half-treble, treble
Decreases
Crochet into the back loop
Pattern information:
Originally published September 2017
Current version: Elysium_v1.0.pdf
PDF file size: 2MB
Blog post with more information can be found here
Photography: Sarah Alderson
Tech editor: Elly Doyle
A pretty striped blanket with a simple but interesting ripple pattern that crochets up quickly.
Designed to be a warm and cozy throw or a thoughtful gift for a new baby, make this bonny blanket for someone you love.
Available in three sizes: Small, Medium and Large.
Size:
Small (Medium, Large)
Width: 69 (86, 122) cm / 27 (34, 48) in
Length: 85 (114, 132) cm / 33.5 (45, 52) in
Yarn:
DK weight yarn
Shown in: Woolyknit Blue Faced Leicester DK: 100% wool, 103m (113 yds) in 50g.
Colourways: Iron, Gold, Mist, Silver, Peridot, Cream, Mint and Mauve
2 (2, 3) balls of each colour
Needles & Notions:
4mm (US G) crochet hook
Tapestry needle for sewing in ends
Gauge:
20 stitches and 20 rows per 10cm x 10cm measured in double crochet
Skills required:
Crochet stitches: chain, double crochet, half-treble, treble
Decreases
Crochet into the back loop
Pattern information:
Originally published September 2017
Current version: Elysium_v1.0.pdf
PDF file size: 2MB
Blog post with more information can be found here
Photography: Sarah Alderson
Tech editor: Elly Doyle