Stash Buster Blanket
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Tunisian Crochet Pattern - Not a Finished Blanket
Bust through your stash in record time - creating a beautiful, EASY blanket of interwoven color and texture to show for it!
If you have beginning crochet skills, this pattern will teach you the basics of Tunisian Crochet and the 3 Color Tunisian technique.
- We will show you how to “paint” with your stash, weaving color and texture in ways that standard crochet or knitting just don’t easily allow.
- Use up those novelty yarns and odd skeins or go ahead and purchase a selected palette of yarns for a special heirloom project that is easy, fast and really, really fun.
- Get the hook! Our Tunisian Crochet 'S' Hook by Jenkins Woodworking is the key to working the project.
This pattern is more than a typical pattern which calls out yarn specifics and rowcounts. Instead, we feature a comprehensive recipe that will teach you to combine yarns of any gauge into a blanket using any hook size. Our fully illustrated instructions take you step-by-step through the required techniques, so that you can easily combine YOUR personal yarns into a beautiful family keepsake in no time flat.
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| Skill Level Description | Repetitive stitch pattern, simple shaping and finishing. |
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| Featured Yarn Gauge | Any Bulky Weight, or 2 or more strands of lighter weight yarns stranded together |
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| Pattern Corrections | No Corrections Issued |
| Usage Limitation | Our patterns are for your personal use only and not to be used to create items for commercial gain. If you are interested in earning income by making items created with our patterns, please click here. |
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