Free Crochet Optimistic Striped Throw Pattern
Item# RHC0502-022611V
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Pattern Details
Choose vibrant color stripes to brighten your mood as you relax with this crocheted throw.
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551 Great blanket for college colors!
I made this blanket for a college graduate using their two school colors (purple and gold) with the primary color being a neutral gray. Turned out beautiful! I did modify the pattern to make a larger blanket. I made it 30% longer and wider by adjusting stitch count and doing 6 stripe repeats instead of four.
coffee&crochet551- Quality of Product
- 5
- Value of Product
- 5
- Great blanket for college colors! (Image 43025804)I made this blanket for a college graduate using their two school colors (purple and gold) with the primary color being a neutral gray. Turned out beautiful! I did modify the pattern to make a larger blanket. I made it 30% longer and wider by adjusting stitch count and doing 6 stripe repeats instead of four.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/ec6b9fd5-4460-597f-92a1-909163abd869
- Great blanket for college colors! (Image 43025805)I made this blanket for a college graduate using their two school colors (purple and gold) with the primary color being a neutral gray. Turned out beautiful! I did modify the pattern to make a larger blanket. I made it 30% longer and wider by adjusting stitch count and doing 6 stripe repeats instead of four.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/503c584c-987d-51c4-aecb-8822bc0bf932
- Great blanket for college colors! (Image 43025806)I made this blanket for a college graduate using their two school colors (purple and gold) with the primary color being a neutral gray. Turned out beautiful! I did modify the pattern to make a larger blanket. I made it 30% longer and wider by adjusting stitch count and doing 6 stripe repeats instead of four.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/d9ae63a3-0285-54b8-9278-40a4143ea22d
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