One of my dad's favorite teams is the Chicago Bears. I made this with him in mind and look forward to actually using the graph to make the afghan! If anyone has made it, please send me a photo and maybe I'll feature it here. To make this graph, use 2 dc per graph square with an H hook to get a twin mattress sized throw. Add a few rows of border to make a bedspread for the twin mattress. If you want a 4 x 5 ft throw, add 2 rows on each side and 15 rows to the top and bottom, keeping to the color pattern. Use 1 sc per graph square and an J hook. I have fixed the email problem so I will get notifications if you leave comments. I would suggest starting at the long side to avoid a lot of color changes happening at the same time. To get started, count the number of stitches along the edge were you'll begin. Double that number and add 1 more. Start your dc in the 3rd ch from the hook. Each row of crochet is 1 row of graph squares.
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Friday, February 9, 2018
Chicago Bears
One of my dad's favorite teams is the Chicago Bears. I made this with him in mind and look forward to actually using the graph to make the afghan! If anyone has made it, please send me a photo and maybe I'll feature it here. To make this graph, use 2 dc per graph square with an H hook to get a twin mattress sized throw. Add a few rows of border to make a bedspread for the twin mattress. If you want a 4 x 5 ft throw, add 2 rows on each side and 15 rows to the top and bottom, keeping to the color pattern. Use 1 sc per graph square and an J hook. I have fixed the email problem so I will get notifications if you leave comments. I would suggest starting at the long side to avoid a lot of color changes happening at the same time. To get started, count the number of stitches along the edge were you'll begin. Double that number and add 1 more. Start your dc in the 3rd ch from the hook. Each row of crochet is 1 row of graph squares.
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Do you have directions to add the C into the pattern?
ReplyDeleteThere are no written instructions. You can download the graph from kendrascrochetedcreations.com
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