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The Giraffe baby blanket is a super cut and fun C2C project.

SKILL LEVEL:
o Basic/Beginner
o Easy
o Intermediate – You will need to know how to crochet corner to corner (C2C) using multiple colors at a time, SC, and work in chain spaces.
o Complex/Advanced

MATERIALS NEEDED:
o Any medium worsted (#4) weight yarn. I used WeCrochet’s Brava worsted in:
Black (1 skein, approximately 5 yards or scraps)
Brindle (1 skein, approximately 110 yards)
Canary (1 skein, approximately 165 yards)
Peapod (2 skeins, approximately 350 yards)
Cornflower (5 skeins, approximately 1040 yards)
White (2 skeins, approximately 330 yards)
Dove Heather (1 skein, approximately 55 yards
o US size I/9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook, or size needed to obtain gauge
o Tapestry needle
o Stitch marker (optional)

SIZES:
One size
Width: 39 inches
Length: 48.5 inches

DOWNLOADS:
Includes 2 PDF files –

1. How to Crochet Corner to Corner
2. Giraffe Baby Blanket pattern - includes a graph, row by row color guide, and written instructions for the border.

Both include step-by-step instructions with lots of pictures to help you. Whether you are new to the corner to corner crochet technique or have been using it for years, this is sure to be a fun project!

All patterns are in English, using US standard crochet terms. When applicable, I add working pictures to help clarify how I completed a stitch.

Since these patterns are created by me and tested by humans, there is always chance for error. I am happy to address any questions or concerns.

Terms of Use: The pattern and photographs contained in this document are the property of SmileyGoose by Kara Edwards. You may sell finished products using my patterns. However, if you do, I kindly request that you credit me as above, or provide link back to my shop smileygoose.etsy.com. Please do not share, reproduce, or distribute this pattern, in whole or in part, as your own. Thank you!

Happy crocheting!

Kara