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The PDF file consists of a total of 10 pages, including cover, images, copyright and information about the designer. There is step by step detailed instructions with pictures to make the crochet lap blanket Pattern pictured in this listing.

This is a PDF file for a C2C crochet blanket pattern. It was written using standard US terminology.

APPROXIMATE SIZE OF THE FINISHED C2C BLANKET PICTURED IN THIS LISTING:
39” (99 cm) x 51” (130 cm), including the edge, if you use the recommended yarn and hook size.

YARN USED:
Worsted weight (#4), I used Re-Up by Lion Brand, which is 70% Recycled cotton / 30% Polyester yarn.

Approximate amount of yarn needed:
Ghost: White, 1.57 oz (45 g) or 76 yds (69 m).
You will need about 37.4 oz (1060 g), 1740 yds (1592 m). Which is approximately one 14 oz (397 g) cone of each of these colors: Surf Spray, Full Moon and Sea Grass.

MATERIALS AND TOOLS:
Worsted weight (#4) / Aran or any other yarn you like. See below for details.
Crochet hook – I used a 4.5 mm (US 7) Clover Amour hook.
Scissors
Tapestry needle

Gauge:
Gauge is not important for this blanket, but for reference: 12 dc stitches x 6 rows = 4” (10 cm).

LANGUAGE:
English (US)

LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: Easy (but not for absolute beginners).
You will need these skills without the need of a tutorial: chain, double crochet, yarn color change, fasten off, weave-in ends. I DO NOT OFFER VIDEO TUTORIALS FOR MY PATTERNS.

TERMS OF USE | COPYRIGHT:
All pictures and the pattern contained in this document are the property of Zamiguz Handmade Creations, by Magna Haskell (aka Maggie). This pattern is for personal use only. It is prohibited to copy, share, resell, translate, publish, alter, distribute or reproduce the pattern (or parts of it) in any form, online or offline. You may sell your handmade items made from my patterns and I would appreciate if you gave credits to Zamiguz Handmade Creations @zamiguz when asked and when sharing your finished items. No mass production allowed.