Product Description
Listing is for the c2c Corner-to-Corner Ocean Animals Blanket PATTERN only. You will receive a Digital Download that you can print. Pattern will be in PDF format.
You will need to know how to crochet corner to corner to make this.
****PATTERN INFORMATION****
PDF Pattern Includes: - full sized pixel graph for 6 animals (turtle, jellyfish, octopus, whale, seahorse & fish) - color coded row by row written instructions (bottom right to top left) for each animal - basic instructions for the c2c graph - assembly & border instructions
GAUGE 4 squares & 4 rows= 2 inches Please check your gauge and adjust your hook size as needed.
MATERIALS √ crochet hook: G 4mm OR hook needed to obtain gauge. √ yarn: worsted weight (#4). I used Red Heart Super Saver. I needed less than one skein of each color for each graph but I do not have the total yardage info. √ tapestry needle √ scissors
YARDAGE I do not have the exact yardage information for this pattern.
Ocean Animals Blanket by Melissa Hassler
Project Overview
The Ocean Animals Blanket is an intermediate-level crochet project designed as a throw blanket featuring multiple ocean-themed motifs. This downloadable PDF pattern from independent designer Melissa Hassler (Lovable Loops) provides instructions for creating a vibrant, colorful blanket showcasing six distinct sea creatures, each worked in complementary color combinations.
What Is Being Made
This crochet blanket features six different ocean animals as the primary design elements: a turtle, jellyfish, octopus, whale, seahorse, and fish. Each animal is rendered using tapestry crochet techniques, allowing for detailed, multi-colored designs that create a cohesive ocean-themed blanket suitable as a throw or decorative piece.
Crochet Techniques Used
The Ocean Animals Blanket employs tapestry crochet as its primary construction technique. This method involves carrying yarn colors inside stitches to create detailed colorwork patterns without frequent color changes or weaving in ends. The technique allows for precise, graph-based designs that bring each ocean animal to life with distinct color blocking and definition.
Stitches and Construction
While specific stitch details are referenced through graph patterns in the PDF, the blanket utilizes fundamental crochet stitches worked in the tapestry crochet method. This intermediate-level project requires familiarity with reading crochet graphs and managing multiple yarn colors simultaneously to achieve the detailed animal designs.
Materials Required
- Crochet Hook: G/4 mm size
- Yarn: Worsted weight (#4) yarn in multiple colors. The pattern was created using Red Heart Super Saver yarn
- Color Requirements:
- Turtle: white, black, honeydew, spring green, and pale yellow
- Jellyfish: white, black, pretty n pink, and baby pink
- Octopus: white, black, and orchid
- Whale: white, black, blue, and minty
- Seahorse: white, black, pumpkin, pale yellow, and pretty n pink
- Fish: white, black, blue, spring green, and pale yellow
- Additional Supplies: Tapestry needle, locking stitch markers, and scissors
- Yardage Note: Less than one skein of each color is needed for each individual graph section, though total yardage information is not provided in the pattern
Skill Level and Pattern Format
This pattern is rated as intermediate difficulty, making it suitable for crocheters with foundational skills who are ready to tackle multi-color tapestry crochet work. The pattern is provided as a downloadable PDF, allowing crafters to access instructions digitally and reference them while working on their blanket.
Designer Support
Melissa Hassler encourages pattern users to reach out with questions or if errors are noticed. The most efficient way to contact the designer is through direct messaging on the platform where the pattern was purchased, whether that is Etsy, Ravelry, or another craft marketplace.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Worsted |
| Pages: | 33 |
| Designer: | Melissa Hassler |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English, Estonian |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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