Lullaby Lodge

Cozy up on the couch with my Stormy Horizon throw, made in super chunky yarn.  Works up really fast and is a great project for beginners.  This gorgeous crochet blanket features the herringbone double crochet stitch , giving it an almost woven effect.  This pattern is so easy and fast to make you could whip this up in just a few days... Stormy Horizon Throw An ad free, printable pdf version of this pattern maybe be found in my pattern stores... This post contains both Lovecrafts and Amazon affiliate links.  I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases. Materials Ten 100g balls King Cole Stormy Super Chunky in colour Horizon 10mm hook Darning needle Gauge Not essential for this project   Difficulty Easy Abbreviations US Terms (UK conversion) ch – chain st(s) - stitch(es) yo – yarn over sl st – slip stitch sc – single crochet (double crochet) hbdc – herringbone double crochet (herringbone treble crochet)   Size Finished size approx. 150x125cm Pin

Hello friends.  I recently noticed that the yarn I used for this crochet baby blanket , had been discontinued.  It's a real shame, as the mix of cotton and acrylic made such a beautiful squishy yarn.  So, I thought it was time that this pattern had an update.   I made the blanket again with new yarn and also added more sizes and other helpful information too.  I hope you like the new version... This pattern is crocheted entirely in Wattle Stitch .  I love the texture and it is so quick and easy to make.  A beginner crocheter can easily follow this pattern and if these colours aren't your cup of tea, it would look great in so many other colour combinations.  Just pick 3 colours you love for a colour block effect or you could even use a self striping or cake yarn.   This blanket here is also another quick and easy make. Now this pattern was originally designed as a baby blanket and the previous one was gifted to my brothers son when he was a baby, but what if you don't

Hello everyone, well hasn't this month been a busy one.  We have started not one but two CAL's, and another one is on the way.  I will post more details about the next CAL in a later post.  I have also been trying to finish up last year's temperature blanket and been taking part in other CAL's and KAL's over at Ravelry, and not only that but also working on new pattern designs.  I have something coming up very soon for Valentine's too... Useful links... Hot & Cold Blanket Pattern & CAL 2020 Stashdown, Gorgeous Grannies CAL Dishcloth Weekly Knitalong Ravelry Group Facebook Crochet & Crafts Group Lullaby Lodge Facebook Page Crochet Along With Me... (January edition) So January started off with a bang and with a new temperature blanket pattern. I must say, I am really enjoying crocheting these teeny, tiny, squares each day.  So far I am managing to stay on track, let's hope it stays that way

So you want to make a temperature blanket?  Well you have come to the right place.  We will be starting a new crochet along in 2020, with a brand new blanket design.  If you took part in this years crochet along, then you will be well on your way to completing your blanket.  If you didn't then you can read all about it here.. .  So what's new this year?  New colours, new design and a different approach to choosing temperatures, I give you, The Hot & Cold Blanket. For those of you that have never made a temperature blanket before, the concept is simple.  You allow the daily temperature, to dictate what colour you will add to your blanket on that day.  There are many different styles and patterns to choose from.  Our pattern for 2019 was a stripy blanket, in Linen stitch using 20 different colours.  This year I will be using only 10 colours, with 1 extra colour for joining. Hot And Cold Blanket Abbreviations US Terms (UK conversion) dc - double crochet (tre