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Hearts Throw Pannel 1

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If you are done with your Christmas projects get a JUMP on the LOVE holiday with this quick easy throw! You can use only this chart if you like but I will be adding other squares the same size that can be used with this :) My Blanket will have 4 of these panels. Repeat the chart 4 times to make a panel ( why did I decide on 4? that's how many I can get out of 2 balls if you have the budget to go bigger go for it!)
I used a size N crochet hook and Loops and Thread cozy wool yarn ( size 6, feel free to use any brand)

If you have any questions let me know!


HINT : the oval thing is a chain the T with a line is a Double Crochet

EXAMPLE of how to read this chart I will write out the first two rows
to start I chained 27 ( 23 +3 for first dc + 1 for chain 1)

Row 1 dc,chain 1 repeat until the end. * always start and end the row with a dc*
Row2 chain 4 (dc plus ch1)skip one ( the chain of the last row) *dc, chain 1 skip one *repeat3 times dc in the next  3, * chain 1 skip one dc* repeat 5 times

Comments

  1. UnknownDecember 29, 2013 at 1:33 PM

    I really like this pattern but will not attempt to make it because there is no written pattern. I do not like working from a char because it is to follow, especially this one because there is no description for the symbols. Maybe I can find a pattern some where else. Thanks for the idea anyway.

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  2. Mary DJanuary 22, 2014 at 11:16 AM

    Can you include a written pattern? It's so pretty

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  3. UnknownFebruary 7, 2014 at 5:40 PM

    PLEASE can you write out instructions? Would greatly appreciate them.

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  4. AngelFebruary 9, 2014 at 9:40 AM

    Yes a written pattern would be amazing

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  5. Dave and BonnieAugust 23, 2014 at 9:40 AM

    It looks like she wrote out the pattern for the first 2 rows. After that just follow the chart...I think I will give it it a try

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  6. GigglesDecember 3, 2018 at 7:14 PM

    27 stitches, 23 + 3 for first DC + 1 for chain 1
    Row 1 – DC, space all across
    Row 2 – DC/Space (5x), 3 DC, Space/DC (5x)
    Row 3 – DC/Space (4x), 7 DC, Space/DC (4x)
    Row 4 – DC/Space (3x), 11 DC, Space/DC (3x)
    Row 5 – DC/Space (2x), 15 DC, Space/DC (2x)
    Row 6 – DC/Space, 19 DC, Space/DC
    Row 7 – DC/Space, 19 DC, Space/DC
    Row 8 – DC/Space, 9 DC, Space, 9 DC, Space/DC
    Row 9 – DC/Space (2x), 5 DC, Space/DC (3x), 5 DC, Space/DC (2x)

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