Free Red Heart Crochet Comforting One-Color Throw Pattern
Item# RHC0502-016101V
Crochet a splendid throw in Red Heart Super Saver.
Pattern Revised & Updated on 04-13-24
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Free Red Heart Crochet Comforting One-Color Throw Pattern
Item# RHC0502-016101V
Crochet a splendid throw in Red Heart Super Saver.
Pattern Revised & Updated on 04-13-24
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Description
Free Intermediate Crochet Afghan/Blanket Home Décor Pattern
Inspire beautiful spaces with this classically styled throw you crochet. Begin with the designed version shown using Red Heart Super Saver Peridot, or imagine a more dramatic effect for this timeless design. Cuddle it with a good book, or lay it over your favorite sofa. It's a delightful blanket in any room.
Material Notes
Everything you need to make your new project is included in this kit! Time to get stitching, and don’t forget to share your progress!
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Sizing Notes
Sizing Notes
Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about crocheting a gauge swatch!
Finished Measurements
You can view the finished size for this pattern by downloading the pdf.
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Care
Pattern Care
Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.
- Do Not Bleach
- Do Not Iron
- Machine Wash in Warm Water
- Tumble Dry
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2 years agothe pattern works up easy. repeat 4 rows 50 times.Helpful?Clarity of Pattern, 5.0 out of 5Ambler pa2 out of 5 stars.Errors in pattern directions
a year agoI have struggled with this pattern and finally after 12 attempts have what I hope is helpful information. Row 2 should be dc, making Row 4 much easier for fpdc 2 rows below. In the Nov 2023 there seems to be a mistake in Row 7: you only do one popcorn between the 3 fpdc. This is a wedding gift for my son and fiancée and they chose the pattern. Good luck to others trying to follow this pattern.Helpful?Response from Yarnspirations:a year agoConsumer CareThis pattern has been updated and is available for download.Response from Yarnspirations:a year agoConsumer CareThank you for sharing your experience with the Comforting One Color Throw. Stitch choice (sc vs dc), especially when working post stitches can definitely make it easier or more difficult to work but will also change the look of the final fabric. And, you have indeed identified an error in the row 7 written instructions. Row 7 can be worked the same as row 3, or by using the schematic. We will forward this information to the design team for further review. -
Questions & Answers
Questions
Start typing your question and we'll check if it was already asked and answered.1 - 2 of 2 QuestionsQ: Can't seem to see the number of chain stitches needed to start this blanket. Please advise. Thank you.
a year ago1 AnswerA: Top of Page 2. Ch 122
a year agoHelpful?Q: How to do row 5 of this pattern
a year ago1 AnswerA: Row 5: Ch 1. 1 sc in each of first 5 sc. *Skip next dcfp 2 rows below. 1 dcfp around next dcfp 2 rows below. 1 sc in next sc. 1 dcfp around skipped dcfp 2 rows below. (this section you are working crossed stitch worked in the stitches in row 3) (1 sc in next sc. 1 dcfp around each of next 3 dcfp 2 rows below) twice. [here the front post stitches are worked in row 3 but there are no crosses.] 1 sc in next sc. Skip next dcfp 2 rows below. 1 dcfp around next dcfp 2 rows below. 1 sc in next sc. 1 dcfp around skipped dcfp 2 rows below. (Again crossed stitches worked in row 3). 1 sc in each of next 9 sc. Rep from * 3 times. 1 skip next dcfp 2 rows below. 1 dcfp around next dcfp 2 rows below. 1 sc in next sc. 1 dcfp around skipped dcfp 2 rows below. ( another crossed stitch section.) (1 sc in next sc. 1 dcfp around each of next 3 dcfp 2 rows below) twice. 1 sc in next sc. Skip next dcfp 2 rows below. 1 dcfp around next dcfp 2 rows below. 1 sc in next sc. 1 dcfp around skipped dcfp 2 rows below. (last crossed stitch section. 1 sc in each of last 5 sc. Turn. 50 dcfp and 71 sc. A double crochet front post stitch is just a double crochet stitch, but it is worked around the post, not into the loops at the top of the stitch.
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