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Marjorie Blanket (Crochet)

SKU: MARJBL

Elevate your home decor with this stunning Stitch Sampler Crochet Blanket, made with a variety of textured crochet stitches that add depth and visual interest. Featuring bold striping in three colors, this blanket brings a cozy yet lively feel to any space. The intricate stitch patterns are accented with playful textured bobbles and a diamond stitch pattern, while the fringed edges add a stylish finishing touch. Perfect for draping over a sofa or using as a throw, this beautiful blanket combines craftsmanship and color for a warm, inviting accent.

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Questions?
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Pattern Designer
Nana's Crafty Home
Skill Level
Level 3 - Intermediate
Project Type
Afghan/Blanket
Pattern Gauge
9 dc rows x 15 dc st = 4” x 4”
Dimensions Detail
35” wide x 47” height
Pattern Sizing Info
Afghan
Pattern Yarn Weight
4 Medium / Worsted
Fiber
Acrylic
Pattern Craft
Crochet
Made For
Home

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Rosemarie Stofko
Beautiful blanket but not very cozy

When I first saw this kit I loved the mix of colors and stitches. Having worked on it for the past week progress is slow. Six hours of work generates 7 inches of blanket. Several of the stitches overlap previous rows so the blanket works up rather stiff. It doesn’t have nice drape. I’m nearing the end of the last set of repetitions and the blanket is not that big. Need to determine if I will have enough yarn to add another repeat of rows but also need enough to complete the fringe. I should have paid more attention to the stitches on the picture before purchasing.

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Rosemarie Stofko
Beautiful blanket but not very cozy

When I first saw this kit I loved the mix of colors and stitches. Having worked on it for the past week progress is slow. Six hours of work generates 7 inches of blanket. Several of the stitches overlap previous rows so the blanket works up rather stiff. It doesn’t have nice drape. I’m nearing the end of the last set of repetitions and the blanket is not that big. Need to determine if I will have enough yarn to add another repeat of rows but also need enough to complete the fringe. I should have paid more attention to the stitches on the picture before purchasing.