Intermediate
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38 min 49 sec
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Learn how to crochet this vibrant, textural throw with acclaimed designer and teacher Marly Bird. This blanket takes its inspiration from the Southwest, combining bold colors to create a design with major graphic punch. The throw is made with a mix of simple stitches and textural stitches, like Post Stitch Vine Pattern, the Puff Pattern, the Ripple Pattern, and the Post Stitch Boxes Pattern. Throughout the class, Marly provides lots of tips, showing you how to hide your yarn ends as you work, add a border, plus great ideas for making this blanket in other colorways.
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Here’s what you’ll need:
- 2 skeins RED HEART® With Love® in 1502 Iced Aqua E; and 1 skein each of 1401 Pewter A; 1814 True Blue B; 1701 Hot Pink C; 1623 Mallard D; 1202 Daffodil F; 1505 Peacock G; 1562 Jadeite H; 1001 White I; 1803 Blue Hawaii J; and 1801 Navy K
- Crochet Hook 5.5mm [US I-9]
- Stitch marker
- yarn needle
Downloads:
- Work with multiple colors
- Work a Post Stitch Vine pattern
- Work the Ripple pattern
- Work the Post Stitch Boxes pattern
- Add a crocheted border
- Learn how to crochet this vibrant, textural throw with knitwear designer and teacher Marly Bird
- 6 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list
- Step-by-step expert instruction from designer Marly Bird
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
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Crochet a Southwestern Throw Reviews
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Debra Brinkman
This class is not for an absolute beginner, as Marly is not showing things like how to chain, how to single crochet, etc. She assumes the basic knowledge, then shows how to do the more complicated stitches. I made this throw when I was pretty new to crochet, and I was easily able to follow along. Mine was using leftovers from a temperature blanket, so the pattern really does lend itself to stash busting!
Marly is just so calm and positive. Tips given (like the border part!) are fantastic for other projects as well.
2 days ago
Lilliam Luna Groden
I would have never attempted to this blanket without the wonderful instruction of Ms. Bird. She is very specific and makes it easy for person to follow the instructions. thank you!!
More than 3 months ago
