Flowerpress Blanket - Attic24
This is my Flowerpress blanket, a design i nspired by the sun-faded colours of pressed and dried flowers with a delightfully soft, nostalgic, vintage vibe. The Flowerpress blanket is a design …
Crochet - Attic24
Round 7 (Tomato) is a light edging round, and you will need approx. 16g of yarn for this round. NOTE : As I used the same colour for rounds 5 and 6 (the Gold rounds) I needed 38g in total …
Springfrost Blanket :: Introduction - Attic24
Nov 15, 2022 · Week 7 will be a catch-up week (darn in those ends!), and the final week 8 will be all about the border. ♥ The SPRINGFROST YARN PACK contains 15 x 100g balls of …
Neat Ripple Pattern - Attic24
Insert your hook through the first stitch, yarn over the new colour and pull it through to the front ready to begin. All rows from now on will be the same. So here we go, ROW 3 :: Chain 3, then …
Harbour Blanket :: Introduction - Attic24
Nov 16, 2021 · There is no printed pattern included in this pack, all pattern info will be here on my blog, with updates every Friday throughout January and February 2022. ♥ The Harbour …
Cosy Stripe Blanket - Attic24
To make a blanket with a width of 120cm (single bed size) chain 198 to begin. :: ROW 1 :: 1 treble into 4 th chain from hook (shown by my needle in the picture above). Work 1 treble into each …
Zippy Bag - Attic24
Cut another length of yarn approx. 5 times the width of your bag, thread up the needle, and bring the needle up through the zipper to the outside, making sure you emerge just inside the last …
Attic24: Woodland Blanket CAL
There is no printed pattern included in this pack, all pattern info is here on my blog - links can be found towards the end of this page. ♥ The Woodland blanket measures approx. 120cm x …
Coast Ripple blanket :: ta-dah! - Attic24
Aug 20, 2014 · So this is the story of my latest ripple creation which I have named the Coast blanket. I selected the colours and purchased the yarn well over a year ago, and those fifteen …
Crochet Bag Pattern - Attic24
Rou nd 3:: join a new colour by knotting it tightly and leaving tails to darn in, then pull a loop through to the front (as shown above). Chain 3 (counts as 1 tr), then tr into same stitch. *tr …