*Please note** - for the duration of the CAL, this pattern will be exclusive to the CAL bonus pack (£5).**

Celebrate a touch of Scottish charm with the Bonnie Scottish Thistle motif!

This striking crochet motif was designed as a bonus panel for the British Country Garden Blanket CAL, inspired by the bold beauty and resilience of the Scottish thistle. Whether you choose to add it to your CAL blanket or enjoy it as a standalone project, this motif makes a beautiful statement.

The pattern uses overlay mosaic crochet and includes clear written instructions and an easy-to-follow graph to guide you through each step. Suitable for advanced beginners and above, it’s a satisfying project that works up into a strong, graphic design.

Pattern Features:

• Written and graphical instructions
• UK and US crochet terms included
• Large print option

Yarn Requirements - DK weight yarn:

• Cream apx. 65m/72 yds
• Green apx. 32m/35 yds
• Purple apx. 9m/10 yds

Add a bold botanical touch to your crochet and enjoy creating this classic, characterful design — one stitch at a time.

You may sell the items that you crochet by following this pattern on a small scale provided that you credit Elimee Designs as the pattern designer. Mass production is not permitted. This pattern or any of its parts may not be altered, reproduced, distributed, sold, made into a video tutorial, or translated without written permission from Elimee Designs. Copies can be made for personal use only.

Please note that all PDF crochet patterns by Elimee Designs are non-refundable. This pattern is only available in English.

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