Wildlife Afghan Pattern
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Mary Maxim Mellowspun (284 Yds/3.5 Oz)Afghan Hook Size J/10 (6 mm)
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Description
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Create a stunning, personalized afghan for the outdoor enthusiast in your life with our unique Wildlife graph-style pattern! This one-of-a-kind design showcases all of their beloved places and creatures, making it a cherished work of art. Created in 1997 with Mary Maxim Parisienne/Mellowspun DK Sportweight yarn which offered 175 yds per skein at the time. Experience the incredible selection of DK yarns available today including Mary Maxim Mellowspun, and bring this afghan to life! Materials List: Natural (20 balls), Dk Brown, Lt Brown, Dk Green (1 ball each), Grey, Bright Green, Aqua (55 yds each), Dk Tan, Lt Tan, Black, Med Grey, Dk Rust, Lt Rust, Blue (35 yds each), and Natural where stitched. Requires Afghan Hook size J/10 (6 mm) and crochet hook size H/8 (5 mm). Measuring 48 x 67" (122 x 170 cm) when completed. Bring their passion to life!
Stitch Requirements: Chain, single crochet, double crochet, repeat, afghan stitch. Make 12 blocks. Design is cross-stitched onto each block, then the blocks are stitch together.
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I am so happy with my order!The yarn is great and quality and quantity of the skeins were perfect.
Wonderful pattern, easy to follow and such a great size. I made Peter rabbit up in about three days.
I’m still working on this blanket but so far I’m pleased with the progress, the yarn and colors. It will look really pretty for Christmas.
Loved working with this yarn, very soft and sturdy, it held up well when I had to redo sections. Made a gorgeous blanket
This yarn works up beautifully. It is soft and creates a superior feeling product. I highly recommend it!
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Wonderful yarn at a great price
Patter looks easy to follow love the colors
I have almost finished knitting all the parts. VERY easy to follow the pattern. This will be a precious gift for my granddaughter.
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I have made several gifts for Christmas with this book. Easy to complete and easy instructions
This is so nice for working with a ball of yarn and keeping it clean an in one place.
Absolutely great pattern. My friend loves them. Easy and cute
My granddaughter loves this blanket! The directions were clear and easy to understand. The yarn was oh so soft and easy to work with. There was plenty of each color of yarn to complete the project.
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