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Crocheted Wool-Eater Blanket (Square)
Please click on the link or images below to be taken directly to the free Wool-Eater PDF Patterns.
Also, don’t forget to upload your photos to our Wool-Eater Flickr group!
Crocheted Wool-Eater Blanket (Square)
evrything you crochet is so beautiful,you inspire me with all those bright colors!!! thanks
Beautiful pattern and so versatile in color and use!! thanks!!
The colors and design are beautiful.
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I love this but am new to crochet in the PDF you say ‘continue in pattern formation’…do you mean the next round will be the same as round 3?..as in the picture here there seem to be 5 rounds.. Lovely colours and pattern..thank you :~)
Love this pattern
Beatiful pattern and AWESOME step-by-step tutorial! I will be trying these for Christmas. Thanks for sharing! http://dontbuyathing.wordpress.com
Very beautiful will be working on a blanket this winter for my queen size bed to bring color to my bedroom marie farnsworth
FANTASTIC!!!!
I love these, the design is special … going to have to use this pattern thank you ! xxx I will show pics when item finished.
I absolutely love this new 3D kind of look, reminiscent of a traditional granny square — beautiful use of left-over project fiber. Thank you for sharing this.
xo Beverly
Thank You! I made a blanket of 81 blocks of this pattern. It is beautiful. I am just learning about so many things on the computer and have not figured out how to put the picture on Wool Eater Flicker Group, but I will figure it out soon. Thank you again for sharing..God Bless You and Your Family..
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Hey Sarah, Thank you for the free pattern. Very generous of you. This is definately one I will be using soon. All the best
Beautiful pattern. Your instructions say to use a 4 mm hook, but your photos in the tutorial show that you are using a 3.5 mm hook. Can you please clarify. Thanks
Thanks so much for the pattern. This has been on my project list for a long time. With this CAL, now’s the perfect time to get started. Very exciting! I need to hop on Ravelry and join the group. See you there -
This blanket is definitely one of the most beautiful I have ever seen! Can’t wait to stitch along! Thank you, Sarah!
I knew I shouldn’t have looked! I’m hooked
beautiful……………..
Will sort out some colours before 11th.
So excited to do this cal.
Great idea! I am in!
Thanks so much for the pattern, They look fabulous, I can’t wait to give it a try
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Very pretty!! I posted a link to this on my blog thru my pinterest board.
Thank you!
Jennifer @ The Craft Barn
I’ll have a go at the oblong verson too if you please…. I’m already in the middle of a square one at the moment
( errrrmmmm no idea why my other email to you from september is still “awaiting moderation” !!!! Very odd.
Wishng you well on this CAL and indeed all the others taking part… its a great pattern, you’ll have so much fun making it.
H x
I am ready to do this pattern! I am in.
Looking forward to joining in, could I ask is the above pattern written in US terms?
thankyou
So glad to see that you included an oblong pattern as well! I plan to make some up for lapghans for charity.
I can’t wait to get started!
I’m ready to go! Thanks for the inspiration
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Getting started!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for doing this for us!!!
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One of your girls was a bit sceptical as to how this would look done in a cheaper yarn as she was n a budget… mine was made in DK 4ply cheap, cheap cheap yarn that I found for 75p per ball.. in the UK.
I think it looks fab.. check it out on flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/61350162@N05/6708220277/in/photostream/
C’est absolument magnifique. Merci beaucoup pour le tuto.
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Lovely! Please, can you tell me wich yarn do you use? Maybe I can buy it online. I love the colors!
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Wow, this look wonderful. I’ve might have read over it, but with this amount of stitches how wide will the blanket be? Do you think this is a reasonable project for a beginner? I just did recently wrist warmers and a baggy beanie. Your feedback is much appreciated.
can it be extended to make the full blanket by just working on and on on the first square? Or is this supposed to be the sum of many little squares?
Thanks for sharing such a stunning project. I just started volunteering at a local food/clothing shelter. I think I’ll whip up one of these blankets for the homeless!
Hi, Just found your CAL! I can hardly wait to get started? Sorry to ask such a silly question, but when you say “wool” do you mean actual wool, or are you referring to yarn in general? This is so lovely, and I’m not a very confident crocheter, so I don’t want to mess it up from the get go. Although I was once in a class where our instructor said not to worry about being a perfectionist… anything that turned out a little differently then expected we should view as “whimsical”. I love that thought!!! Thanks so much for sharing this pattern!!
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Wow awsome can’t wait to see the end product Wooleater blanket here we go.Will keep you posted.
Is the pattern using English crochet abbreviations or American ’cause I”m a bit confused tbh. >.<
Sarah, THANK YOU for the beautiful free pattern! I’ve gotten to Round 2 on the oblong pattern & Round 3 on the Square pattern and then I’ve gotten stuck. I basically have questions about how to incorporate a new color in and how (& where) I work from the back of the piece to make the cool 3D ridge. Is there another set of instructions that you know of? I’ve search youtube, etc. and am pretty stuck. Thanks SO much for any help you can give me! I SO want to make this blanket. It’s gorgeous!
I JUST SIGNED UP FOR THIS SITE AND I SEE YOU ARE ON NUMBER 8 INSTRUCTIONS. WAS WONDERING IF I COULD HAVE THE FIRST 7 TO CATCH UP. THANK YOU. JUDY I THINK THIS IS BEAUTIFUL.
I love it! I’m going to try to see if I can do it. You have a very good taste. Thanks for shering your knowledge.
I want to go to the store right now, buy yarn, and begin to crochet! Many thank you’s for such beauty.
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This is by far my favorite pattern, it comes out beautiful.