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    This document provides instructions for making a zig-zag blanket using crochet stitches. The pattern uses different colors of yarn held together to create a striped effect. It includes directions for making three sizes of blankets - a newborn size, crib size, and adult throw. The pattern is written for beginner level crocheters and uses basic stitches like chains, double crochets, and puff stitches. Color is changed by cutting one yarn and holding the new color together with the remaining yarn to continue crocheting.

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    This document provides instructions for making a zig-zag blanket using crochet stitches. The pattern uses different colors of yarn held together to create a striped effect. It includes directions for making three sizes of blankets - a newborn size, crib size, and adult throw. The pattern is written for beginner level crocheters and uses basic stitches like chains, double crochets, and puff stitches. Color is changed by cutting one yarn and holding the new color together with the remaining yarn to continue crocheting.

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    This document provides instructions for making a zig-zag blanket using crochet stitches. The pattern uses different colors of yarn held together to create a striped effect. It includes directions for making three sizes of blankets - a newborn size, crib size, and adult throw. The pattern is written for beginner level crocheters and uses basic stitches like chains, double crochets, and puff stitches. Color is changed by cutting one yarn and holding the new color together with the remaining yarn to continue crocheting.

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    This document provides instructions for making a zig-zag blanket using crochet stitches. The pattern uses different colors of yarn held together to create a striped effect. It includes directions for making three sizes of blankets - a newborn size, crib size, and adult throw. The pattern is written for beginner level crocheters and uses basic stitches like chains, double crochets, and puff stitches. Color is changed by cutting one yarn and holding the new color together with the remaining yarn to continue crocheting.

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    Crochet Pattern
    ZIG-ZAG BLANKET PATTERN

    Designed by Tanya Shliazhko


    www.yarntwist.com

    Skill level: Beginner.


    Abbreviations and stitches used:
    Supplies needed: • Ch—chain
    • Dc—double crochet
    Sport weight yarn
    • Puff st
    Crochet Hook 5.5 mm
    • Sk—skip
    Yarn needle for weaving in ends
    • St (sts) - stitch (stitches)
    • Yo—yarn over

    Please note: This pattern is written in standard


    American terms. All rights reserved. This fin-
    ished project may be reproduced and sold, how-
    ever you may not sell or give away this pattern.
    2

    Sport weight yarn: Knit Picks Brava Sport in 4 colors:


    -Blush
    -Cream You can use any
    -Freesia other yarn weight
    -Lady Slipper and color, and
    Gauge in pattern: 5 puff stitches and 7 rows in 4x4 inches follow the same
    principles of color
    To make a newborn size baby blanket:
    • Size 22x22 inches (56x56 centimetres)
    changing described
    • You will need: 1140 yards (1040 meters) of yarn in total in pattern for your
    • Starting chain 83, make 38 rows own unique blanket.

    To make a crib size baby blanket: Yes, this is a “yarn


    • Size 35x35 inches (90x90 centimetres) eater” blanket.. But
    • You will need: 2890 yards (2420 meters) of yarn in total
    on a bright side, you
    • Starting chain 128, make 60 rows
    can use up leftover
    To make an adult size throw blanket: yarn you’ve got in
    • Size 70x40 inches (173x107 centimetres) your stash!
    • You will need: 6600 yards (6020 meters) of yarn in total
    • Starting chain 146, make 120 rows

    Color placement chart, if you are using 4 colors (you are crocheting holding yarn double, some
    rows will have 2 colors held together):

    Row 1-2: Cream color held double

    Row 3-4: 1 strand Cream color, 1 strand Blush

    Row 5-6: Blush color held double

    Row 7-8: 1 strand Blush, 1 strand Freesia

    Row 9-10: Freesia color held double

    Row 11-12: 1 strand Freesia, 1 strand Lady Slipper

    Row 13-14: Lady Slipper color held double.


    3

    1. Hold yarn 2. Row 1: Dc into 7th 3. Make a puff st in


    double. ch from hook ch before dc (as
    Ch 83 (128 for crib pointed with arrow.
    blanket, 146 for
    throw blanket).

    4. To make a puff st: 5. (Yo, insert hook 6. Yo, pull loop


    Yo, insert hook into into the loop. Pull through all loops on
    the loop. Pull loop loop through) 2 the hook.
    through. more times. Puff st complete.

    7. Make ch 1 to 8. Sk 2 ch, dc into 9. Make a puff st into


    tighten the top of the 3rd ch. ch before dc.
    puff st.
    4

    10. Repeat steps 8 11. Dc into last ch. 12. Row 2: Ch 4, turn
    and 9 until you
    reach the end of the
    row.

    13. Dc into next 14. Make a puff st 15. (Puff st complete)


    space between dc into the space under
    and puff st of the ch st of the previous
    previous row. row, as pointed with
    an arrow.

    16. Ch 1. 17. Repeat steps 13- 18. Dc into ch


    16 until you reach
    the end of the row.
    5

    21. Repeat row 2


    (steps 12-20) until
    you reach 38 (60,
    120) rows for baby
    blanket (crib blanket,
    throw blanket).
    19. puff st into ch 20. Dc into ch.
    before dc of the pre-
    vious row.

    22. To change yarn 23. Hold new color 24. Continue with
    color, you will together with the usual pattern. At the
    replace one yarn one yarn thread left beginning of the row
    thread at a time. uncut, and start you will have 2 yarn
    Before you start a crocheting new row. ends that will need
    new row, cut one to be weaved in.
    thread leaving long
    yarn end.

    25. To weave in
    ends, find 2 yarn
    ends side by side.
    Make a few tight
    knots close to the
    fabric of the blanket,
    to secure.
    Use yarn needle to
    weave in both ends
    at a time.
    6

    Crochet Pattern
    ZIG-ZAG BLANKET PATTERN

    Designed by Tanya Shliazhko


    www.yarntwist.com

    PAGE FOR EASY PRINT

    Hold yarn double.


    Ch 83 (128 for crib blanket, 146 for throw blanket).
    Row 1: Dc into 7th ch from hook, make a puff st in ch before dc, make ch 1 to
    tighten the top of the puff st.
    *Sk 2 ch, dc into 3rd ch. Make a puff st into ch before dc.
    Repeat from * until you reach the end of the row. Dc into last ch.

    Row 2: Ch 4, turn.
    *Dc into next space between dc and puff st of the previous row. Make a puff st
    into the space under ch st of the previous row. Ch 1.
    Repeat from * until you reach the end of the row.
    Dc into ch. Puff st into ch before dc of the previous row. Dc into ch.

    Repeat Row 2, until you reach 38 (60, 120) rows for baby blanket (crib blanket,
    throw blanket).

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