Crochet Blanket, Alphabet Filet Blanket
This delightful alphabet blanket is a wonderful heirloom blanket for a newborn or young baby. It is a blanket that can easily be undertaken by beginners as there are no unusual or difficult stitches to master. The pattern contains written instructions with full stitch counts for every row.
The blanket is made using dk-weight yarn (US:light-worsted/AUS:8-ply) yarn. It uses chains, double crochet (US-single crochet) and treble crochet (US-double crochet) stitches. I used 100% acrylic yarn (approx 260g/9.2oz) but it would also be lovely in a soft cotton yarn too. You will also need a size 4.00mm (G/6) hook and a yarn needle. The finished blanket measures approx 31.5in x 28.5in / 80cm x 73cm.
Contains:
- US crochet terms
- Suitable for beginners
- Full written stitch count, row by row
Materials you need at home:
- DK acrylic yarn
- 4mm (G/6) crochet hook
- Yarn needle
Avondale Patterns by Ruth Teskey
I ♥ Crochet!!!
I love all things crafty - knitting, sewing, lacemaking, embroidery, but my true passion is crochet. I was taught to crochet by a wonderful lady and I feel so lucky to be able to pass that knowledge on to others, in my classes and through my written patterns.
I hope you like my little designs. Happy Crocheting! R♥