Crochet Gypsy Wagon Blanket is a wonderful blanket made with great care by Drops Design and that brings a wonderful inspiration. This blanket is fantastic octagnos is a geometric shape that has been increasingly used in our crochet, not only as a blanket, but also with treadmill or path of tables, towels and others that we make to decorate our home.
Crochet Gypsy Wagon Blanket Octagon Free Pattern
Crochet Gypsy Wagon Blanket is a chunky with octagon flower motives and tiny squares for joining, the big motif makes it easy to form large blankets, and the openwork designs that add that elegant handmade touch for spring and summer.
The blankets also need to have a shape that we like to use either in our bedroom, our living room, sofa and even the office. One interesting detail is that there are people who like this kind of pattern to put as a chair seat, as a kind of cover for the whole chair.
Now see some details about this wonderful Crochet Gypsy Wagon Blanket below you can download it in the button bellow.
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DROPS Design: Pattern no an-051
Yarn group E or C + C
Measurements: Width: approx. 100 cm / 39½”. Length: approx. 156 cm / 61 1/4”.
Materials:
- DROPS ANDES from Garnstudio (belongs to yarn group E)
- 600 g color 5610, brown
- 200 g in following colors:
- color 5310, light brown
- color 0619, beige
- color 4300, old pink
- color 4276 misty rose
- color 0206, light beige
- color 7120, light gray green
- color 7130, sea green
The piece can also be crocheted with yarn from:
“Alternative yarn (Yarn group E)” – see the link below.
DROPS CROCHET HOOK SIZE 9 MM / M/13 – or the size needed to get 8 double crochets on 10 cm / 4” in width. 1 square measures 12 x 12 cm / 4¾”x4¾”, 1 octagon measures 28 cm / 11” in diameter (measured from side to side).
BLANKET:
The blanket consists of 15 octagons and 20 squares in varying color combinations. These crochet shapes are assembled at the end. Then an edge is worked around the whole blanket.
OCTAGON:
Work in the round according to diagram A.1 with hook size 9 mm / M/13. Read COLORS OCTAGON and COLOR CHANGE above. REMEMBER THE CROCHET GAUGE! One octagon measures 28 cm / 11” in diameter measured from side to side.
SQUARE:
Work in the round according to diagram A.2 with hook size 9 mm / M/13. Read COLORS SQUARE and COLOR CHANGE above. REMEMBER THE CROCHET GAUGE! One square measures 12 x 12 cm / 4¾” x 4¾”.
ASSEMBLY:
Lay the shapes out with the right shape number as shown in diagram A.3.
They are crocheted together with hook size 9 mm / M/13 and brown – see diagram A.4. They are worked together in diagonal stripes – see the thick line.
Work 1 single crochet in the back loop of each single crochet through both layers. Then work the octagons/squares together as shown by the broken line.
Work 1 slip stitch where 2 lots of double layers meet – see circle, 1 single crochet around the corner-space and 1 single crochet in the back loop of each of the 10 single crochets through both layers, 1 single crochet around the corner-space.
EDGE:
Work a finishing edge around the whole blanket with hook size 9 mm / M/13 and brown – see diagram A.4.
Work 1 round with double crochets around the whole blanket by working 1 double crochet in each single crochet and around the chain-spaces, work as follows: Where there is an outward angle (see arrow-1), work 2 double crochets, 2 chain stitches and 2 double crochets around the chain-space.
Where there is an inward angle (see arrow-2), work 1 double crochet around the chain-space of the first square/octagon and work 1 double crochet around the chain-space of the next square/octagon.
The round starts with 3 chain stitches and finishes with 1 slip stitch in the 3rd chain stitch at the beginning of the round, then cut and fasten the strand.
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