This pattern is recommended for intermediate/advanced-intermediate crocheters. If you know how to make a tapestry and color change, then you can probably do this tapestry.

The pattern includes Hex Codes for every color used, as well as three grids for the pattern itself: 1 plain pattern grid, 1 grid with numbers to “crochet by numbers”, and 1 numbered grid with color swatches.

This pattern is NOT a line-by-line tapestry pattern telling you when to switch colors. It is just some basic instructions, disclaimers, and the grids themselves.

NOTES:
• This is an advanced-intermediate pattern that uses approximately 20 different colors, some are spliced so you may have to cut 2 lengths of different yarn, divide into two strands, combine colors, and crochet with this new spliced color to get the exact shade. If you can find a color that is the exact shade without splicing, please do so, but that is how I did this pattern.

• I find it is best to decide which side is your front and throw all the loose ends to the opposite side after cutting them off. I don’t suggest carrying the yarn over because it can make blocking a bit harder and the piece will not stretch as it should.

• Don’t sweat it if you find a color that is almost the color you need. Color theory is both a blessing and a curse, but it will work out well in this pattern. When in doubt, color theory it.

If you have any questions about the pattern, you can always message me here on ravelry or my contact info is in the downloadable PDF and I will assist you as best I can!