Crochet blankets, with the numbers worked out
Free patterns with real yardage, finished sizes and hook guidance, checked before you buy a single skein.
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Every guide opens with the arithmetic
A worked example for a standard throw. Every pattern here carries the same five figures, so two blankets can be compared before either is started.
50 × 60
inches, standard throw
4
worsted weight yarn
5.5
mm hook, US I-9
1,600
yards, about 8 skeins
Both
stitch naming conventions given
Yardage assumes a solid double crochet fabric at standard worsted gauge. Your tension will move it. Buy the extra skein.
Start where your project is
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Complete patterns with yardage, hook size and finished measurements before you start.
Stitches & Squares
Stitch multiples, granny squares, texture, and the edgings that finish a blanket properly.
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We will not publish a stitch count we have not checked, and we will not claim to have made a blanket we have not made.