This beautiful blanket is a celebration of winter, snuggling up with a hot drink, keeping warm, and spending time with loved ones.

The colourwork pattern is reminiscent of fair isle jumpers whilst the hearts, snowy bobbles, and winter trees, evoke the magic of winter. This is the perfect project to work on during chilly evenings.

This is a pdf download for a crochet pattern for a blanket or throw made using tapestry crochet.

The pattern includes photos, full written instructions and tips for making the blanket. It also includes links to some handy video tutorials, including:

• Magic ring/loop - https://youtu.be/NU6iQKa7YHc?si=h0CaclCau9GoDmhl
• General tapestry crochet – https://youtu.be/sqQxQQ-Szig
• Making sure the yarns don’t get tangled – https://youtu.be/i79K04YMj6U
• Ending a round and carrying the yarns up to the next round – https://youtu.be/9sBBQ1Qroas?si=p9_O9tW26is8SxPM
• Reverse single crochet (crab stitch) - https://youtu.be/Iy6Z7O00BRw?si=3XRtcshN613jyaXE

This project would be suitable for a beginner with some experience or an intermediate crocheter looking to try tapestry crochet for the first time.

The finished blanket, made with aran yarn, measures 130 x 130 cm.

Yarn requirements for the above blanket as shown in pictures
Drops Nepal - 65% wool, 35% alpaca; aran; 75 m (82 yds) / 50 g (1.8 oz) ball:
MC: Denim Blue (6314) – 16 balls
A: Blush (8912) – 5 balls
B: Off White (0100) – 3 balls
C: Light Grey Blue (7120) – 3 balls

You could substitute for other similar weight wool or acrylic yarns.

The pattern is provided in both UK and US crochet terms. It is written in English.

Crochet level: competent beginner to intermediate.

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