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Yarn Advent-ure Blanket (right handed)
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How do I print the crochet pattern?
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How do I make the squares bigger (or smaller)?
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Do I need to leave the yarns ends 4 times the length of the side of the square?
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How do I count the stitches? How do I know the difference between double crochet stitches and chain spaces?
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What do I do if I have too many (or not enough) stitches in a row?
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How do I know which row I'm up to? How do I count the rows?
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Does it matter if my squares are an odd shape (I've got uneven tension)?
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How do I to start a new ball of yarn (Homelea Happy 10ply or a non-chunky size)?
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How do I start a new ball of yarn (Homelea Bliss or super chunky)?
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How do I print the crochet pattern?
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yarn, hook and tools
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yarn, hook and tools - 25 colour, Homelea Happy 10ply (merino wool) version
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yarn, hook and tools - 5 colour, organic cotton version
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print the progress worksheet
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bonus: how to make your own yarn advent / countdown calendar
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right handed online course & tutorialshow to use this pattern and online course
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crochet the squares28 Steps
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how each square is made
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different sized squares
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foundation chain
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row 1 (border)
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rows 2 to 4 (border)
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rows 5 and 6
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rows 7 and 8
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rows 9 and 10
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rows 35 and 36
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rows 37 and 38
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rows 39 and 40
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rows 41 and 42
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rows 43 and 44
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row 45 (border)
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rows 46 to 48 (border)
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finishing
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how each square is made
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bonus: 2 & 3 colour squares2 Steps
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blocking the squares
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join the squares5 Steps
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congratulations
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bonus: how to wash wool scarfs and blankets2 Steps
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ideas & colour inspiration
inspirational ideas
- use the yarns in your stash / collection
- try different Australian made yarns
- make squares using different fibres
- use shades of the same colour
- order a skein/ball or two when they’re on sale
- use different sized yarns
- set a monthly yarn budget
- make it in one colour
- scour op shops or online marketplaces
- my favourite: choose yarns and colours that you love and trust that they’ll look amazing together (they will!)
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