Announcement: Swedish Translation now available! Brought to you by the amazing Aza Karlsson & Ulrika Larsson.

Arabella was presented as a Crochet Along event beginning July 26, 2019. The pattern was originally released in 9 parts, but is now available as a single PDF file.

The CAL may be over, but we’re still excited to see your work. Share with us by becomi a member of either Polly’s Place here on Ravelry or the Polly Plum Pattern Posse Facebook group.

The pictured sample is a large baby blanket size, but you can make any size or layout you like from a small cot blanket to a king-sized bed spread. Visit either group to find out more.

Videos are available exclusively through the pattern PDF and will be in US crochet terminology.

Details
Crochet terminology: both US and UK
Skill level: Intermediate to Advanced
Stitches used: So many!
Sizes: Baby, 43” x 43” (pictured) or any size you can dream up
Hook size: 4mm & 4.5mm or size needed to obtain gauge and one hook size up from that
Additional materials: Stitch markers (optional); yarn needle for weaving ends; blocking pins, boards or other blocking surface, fabric steamer (optional)

Yarn
For the pictured sample in Yellow/Teal I used Stylecraft Batik in the following: (A) Graphite, 1 ball; (B) Coral, 1 ball; (C) Gold, 3 balls; (D) Rose, 1 ball; (E) Sage, 1 ball; (F) Teal, 3 balls; (G) Silver, 8 balls.
For the second sample, see my blog post for yarn details and color placement.
Yardage: about 2300 yards/ 2100 meters. Amount of yarn needed will vary based on your chosen size. That will be discussed in the groups and detailed in the first installation of the pattern document coming out by July 5.

Visit me, Polly Plum, get help or support, and stay up to date on new patterns by: checking out my website, everytrickonthehook, for things like tutorials and free patterns; liking Every Trick on the Hook on Facebook; following polly_plum_crochet on instagram; visiting Polly’s Place on Ravelry; or get lots of help and support from the Facebook group, Polly Plum Pattern Posse.

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