Aqua Shells Blanket Pattern

Aqua Shells Blanket Pattern

PDL97105N

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Important Information
Brand: Mary Maxim
Fashion: Baby
Hook Size: I-9 (5.5 mm)
Size: hook-I-9 (5.5 mm)
Number Required Balls: 6
Pattern Cost: Paid Download
Pattern Type: Afghan
Project Type: Crochet
Published Circa: 2010's
Yarn Range Number: 161
Yarn Weight: 3 Light

Description

 Designed by Fern Spackman, this warm and cozy blanket is sure to be a favorite for baby. Shown in Prism Seascape and Ultra Mellowspun Robin's Egg yarn.

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