Boxy Blanket Stripe / Stitch

By: Hortense Maskens from Knitting with Chopsticks

Boxy Blanket Stripe Stitch

By: Hortense Maskens from Knitting with Chopsticks

"The Boxy Blanket Stripe uses front post double crochet and back post double crochet to make a fun textured square pattern repeat. Designed as a sampler blanket stripe, the Boxy stitch repeat can easily be adapted to be used for a variety of other projects! Materials - 5 mm / US H – 8 hook. - Worsted weight yarn: Royal Zeeman yarn (100% acrylic, 100g/3.5oz, - 241m/264yd): You will need about 80g/193m/211yd * - Tapestry needle Size The crochet blanket section is designed for the Serenity Throw Blanket CAL. The section is 127 cm / 50” wide and 12.5 cm / 5” high. If you want to use this design for another blanket and change the size, you can add / remove a multiple of 16 stitches."

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