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Every spring, people from all over flock to the Valley to look at the tulip fields. Tulips are everywhere, and I knew that I just had to make a blanket with tulips in it. Skagit Valley is known for its tulips, so it’s only right that I published my first pattern to reflect the Valley and Skagit Valley Crochet. I’m so excited to share my pattern with you so you can enjoy the tulips like I can!

Difficulty level: Intermediate
Written in US Standard Terms
Construction: In turned rows and finished with a border in the round.

Following stitches: chain, single crochet, double crochet, bobble stitch. It would also be helpful to be familiar with color changes

Yarn: Worsted (4) weight yarn. Yardage varies from 425 yds to 1740 yds or more depending on the size of the blanket
Hook: 5.5 mm or to meet gauge
Other materials: tape measure, scissors, yarn needle

Shown in:
I Love This Yarn - Light sage, fuzzy slippers, dusty cheeks, antique white
Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek - purple haze

Gauge: 4 sc & 4 ch by 8 rows to make a 2 in / 5 cm square

Directions are included for the following sizes (dimensions are approximate):
-Adult throw 39 in x 49 in
-Baby blanket 32 in x 29 in
-Newborn blanket 25 in x 21 in
-Directions are included to customize your own size

The pattern includes:

• Step by step instructions
• Photo tutorials
• Special stitch tutorials
• Printer friendly instructions
• Templates

This pattern does not come with any video resources.

I hope you enjoy this pattern as much as I do! Please reach out if you have any questions to skagitvalleycrochet@gmail.com

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This pattern is owned by Skagit Valley Crochet. Reproduction or alteration of this pattern is strictly prohibited. You may sell the item made from the pattern in small quantities but credit Skagit Valley Crochet as the designer.