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Get ready for the holiday season with this stunning Mosaic Crochet Christmas Blanket Pattern featuring a festive Christmas tree! Perfect for snuggling up with a warm drink or adding a decorative touch to any holiday setting.
In this post you’ll find everything you need to know how to make this overlay mosaic blanket shown below with the plain tree, including materials, stitches, a detailed video tutorial and free written pattern for blog subscribers. There is also the option to upgrade to have both patterns in a PDF with charts to print and keep.
Crochet Christmas Blanket Pattern Overview
I love Christmas time and there is nothing more special than creating handmade decorations and gifts at this time of year! This festive Christmas tree blanket is sure to become a cherished piece whether you are making it for yourself or gifting it.
⭐⭐⭐ Difficulty level: Intermediate, but it’s really a lot easier than it looks
💬 Hook Size: 5mm
📏 Sizes: 40” x 47.5”
✨ Crochet Technique: single and double crochet in the overlay mosaic crochet technique
⚖️ Yarn Weight: DK Weight (category 3)
🧶 Yarn Used: Premier Anti-Pilling Everyday and Colorfusion DK
🕐 Approx Crochet Time: 10-25 hours depending on your pace
👍 Perfect For: Christmas home décor, Cosying up over the festive season, Handmade heirloom gifts, Learning overlay mosaic crochet, Christmas movie nights.
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Things you’ll love about this crochet Christmas blanket pattern
Video Tutorial for the Crochet Christmas Blanket Pattern
Come along as I crochet a sample of the blanket and see just how easy it is in our step-by-step video tutorial.
There are two versions of this beautiful blanket, one with a plain tree and one with a patterned tree. The plain tree is the pattern you will find here in the blogpost. The patterned tree is included in the premium pattern available for purchase on Ravelry and Etsy.
Crochet Christmas Blanket Pattern Materials
- A 5mm(H) crochet hook or hook needed to meet gauge
- Scissors
- Tapestry needle
- Stitch markers
Along with the above you will need the following yarn for your blanket:
Premier Anti-Pilling Everyday DK from Mary Maxim, which is 100% Acrylic, 250m/273yds/100g for the solid colour, and Premier Colorfusion DK from Mary Maxim, 100% Acrylic, 298m/325yds/100g for the multi-colour yarn.
You will require approximately 1375 metres, 1500 yards of yarn A. 6 balls of the recommended solid colour yarn.
You will require approximately 1375 metres, 1500 yards of yarn B. 5 balls of the recommended multi-colour yarn.
Premier Anti-Pilling Everyday DK is a 100% acrylic fiber that is specially formulated to reduce the formation of pills over time. As it is made with fibers that resist pilling, it will last longer, look newer, and feel softer. This yarn is ideal for apparel and home décor projects like afghans, baby clothing, sweaters, and baby blankets.
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Colorfusion DK is perfect for soft, easy care knit and crochet projects. Featuring the same gorgeous range of self-striping hues from Colorfusion Chunky, it is perfect for creating colorful pieces with ease.
They are both category 3, light weight yarns which gives a soft and delicate drape to the blanket. Check our handy yarn weight chart and guide to find out more about yarn weights and categories.
For my blanket I used the colors Linen and Vintage. For the patterned tree version available only in the premium pdf, I used the colors Garnet and Woodland.
Buy the pattern and yarn kit from Mary Maxim!
See my other DK weight crochet patterns – you might find your next project there too!
Yarn Substitutes
You can use any yarn that you like bearing in mind that you need to make sure you meet the gauge. Some other great options are:
- Solid Colour Yarn A: Paintbox Simply DK, 100% acrylic, 302yds/100g or Premier Basix DK, 100% acrylic, 306yds/100g
- Multi Colour Yarn B: Lion Brand Mandala Ombre, 100% acrylic, 344yds/150g or King Cole Riot DK, 70% acrylic, 30% wool, 322yds/100g
Designer’s Tip: Don’t be afraid to experiment with colour combinations. The same mosaic pattern can look completely different depending on the contrast between your yarns. If you’re unsure, lay the balls next to each other and step back a few feet—you’ll quickly see whether the pattern will have enough contrast to shine.
Sizing
Size: 40” x 47.5” approximately.
Fancy another mosaic crochet pattern? This crochet stocking pattern uses worsted weight yarn to work up in no time making it perfect for all the family.
Glossary and Abbreviations
- beg – beginning
- blo – back loop only
- ch(s) – chain(s) (chain stitch tutorial)
- ch-sp(s) – chain space(s)
- flo – front loop only
- rep – repeat
- RS – right side
- sp – space
- ss/sl st – slip stitch (how to crochet a slip stitch)
- st(s) – stitch(es)
- tog – together
- WS – wrong side
- Yoh – yarn over hook
Stitches
The pattern is written in standard US terms and uses the following crochet stitches:
sc – single crochet (how to single crochet stitch)
Mdc – Mosaic double crochet (Mosaic double crochet stitch tutorial)
Special Stitches
This pattern uses the overlay mosaic crochet technique. Whilst it might look complicated, the only stitches you need to know are the single crochet and the Mosaic double crochet.
In overlay mosaic crochet we are always working our single crochet stitches into the back loop, leaving the front loops free to work a Mosaic double crochet in where necessary.
I now have quite a selection of mosaic crochet patterns in you would like more inspiration!
Are you new to overlay mosaic crochet?
Learn all about the overlay mosaic crochet technique and find out that it’s really not as tricky as it looks in the mosaic crochet tutorial.
Oftentimes mosaic crochet is read from a chart rather than written instructions and this can be super intimidating at first! If it’s the mosaic crochet charts that have you running for the hills, then check out this blogpost all about how to read a mosaic crochet chart.
Once you’ve got the technique mastered, head on over to this collection of overlay mosaic crochet patterns and choose your next project!
SINGLE CROCHET (sc) always worked in back loop only (blo).
Insert hook from front to back through back loop of stitch to be worked. Yarn over and pull through stitch. Yarn over and pull through both loops on the hook.
MOSAIC DOUBLE CROCHET (Mdc)
A Mosaic double crochet stitch is worked in exactly the same way as a regular US double crochet (UK treble crochet) is. The only difference is where it is worked.
When you need to work a Mosaic double crochet you’ll need to find the front loop of the corresponding stitch 2 rows below. This is where you will work your stitch.
Top tip – it will be in the same colour of yarn as the one you are currently working in!
Yarn over and insert hook into front loop of stitch two rows below. Yarn over and pull through the stitch. Yarn over and pull through two loops on the hook. Yarn over and pull through remaining two loops on the hook.
The stitch behind the Mdc on the current row is left unworked.
FOUNDATION SINGLE CROCHET (Fsc)
Step 1: Ch 2, insert hook into second ch from hook, yarn over and pull up a loop. [2 loops on hook]
Step 2: Yarn over and pull up another loop i.e. ch1. This creates the first “chain” in your foundation row. [still 2 loops on hook]
Step 3: Yarn over and pull through both loops to complete the first Fsc.
Step 4: Next stitch and subsequent stitches: Insert hook into “chain” created in Step 2, yarn over and pull up a loop. [2 loops on hook]
Step 5: Yarn over and pull up another loop i.e. ch1. This creates the next “chain” in your foundation row. [still 2 loops on hook]
Step 6: Yarn over and pull through both loops to complete the next Fsc. Repeat Steps 4, 5 and 6 as required.
Constructing your Crochet Tree Blanket
- The Blanket is made from the bottom up in rows.
- The yarn is broken at the end of each row.
- The next row always begins with the right side facing, starting in the first stitch.
- The Blanket is made using the overlay mosaic crochet technique.
- Once the Blanket panel is complete, you can either create tassels from your ends or add an envelope border to finish.
Pattern Gauge
15sts and 17 rows of overlay mosaic = 4″ by 4″
Making a crochet gauge swatch is particularly important when crocheting projects (and even more so for garments) to ensure that it ends up the desired size.
Before you jump into crocheting your Christmas tree blanket, take a moment to read through the pattern notes—it’s a game-changer!
These handy insights will not only simplify your pattern-reading journey but also ensure a smoother crochet experience. You’ll find helpful tips on deciphering the sizing, customisation and more.
Trust me, a quick peek at these notes will set you up for crochet success!
- The pattern is worked in rows using the overlay mosaic crochet technique for the Main Blanket Panel.
- The Main Blanket Panel requires you to break your yarn at the end of each row, then with the RS facing rejoin your next colour of yarn in the first stitch of the row just worked.
- All stitches in the Mosaic Sections are worked as sc in blo or Mdc, except for the first and last st of each row.
- The first and last stitch of each row are worked as a single crochet through the full part of the stitch.
- Each Row uses just one colour.
- A ch1 at the beginning or end of a row does not count as a stitch.
- Throughout the pattern the amount of stitches to work an instruction for are written before the stitch e.g. 4Mdc means Mdc in the next 4 sts, 24sc means sc in the next 24 sts.
- Read through the entire pattern before beginning.
- Make sure that you are familiar with all of the stitches in the abbreviations list before you begin.
- Stitch counts are given in [ ] at the end of each row. If no stitch count is given, then the count is the same as the previous row.
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FIRST SECTION: DIAMONDS: ROWS 1-23
Throughout the Main Blanket Panel break the yarn at the end of each row. With the RS facing join the next colour of yarn to the first st of the previous row.
The first and last stitches of every row are worked into the full part of the stitch.
All other stitches with a sc are worked into the blo in the mosaic sections.
Any mosaic stitches are referred to as Mdc in the written pattern.
Row 1: B: Using Yarn B, Fsc 149. [149sc]
Row 2: B – (note the same as last row): ch1, 149sc, ch1.
Row 3: A: ch1, 149sc, ch1.
Row 4: B: ch1, 149sc, ch1.
Row 5: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, *(1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc; rep from * to last 18 sts, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 6: B: ch1, 5sc, *(1Mdc, 5sc) twice, 1Mdc, 8sc; rep from * to last 18 sts, (1Mdc, 5sc) three times, ch1.
Row 7: A: ch1, 2sc, 2Mdc, *(3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc; rep from * to last 19 sts, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 2Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 8: B: ch1, 4sc, 1Mdc, *(1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, 1Mdc; rep from * to last 18 sts, 1Mdc, *(1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 1Mdc, 4sc, ch1.
Row 9: A: ch1, 2sc, 1Mdc, 2sc, *1Mdc, 2sc; rep from * across.
Row 10: B: ch1, 3sc, 1Mdc, *(3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc) three times, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc; rep from * to last 19 sts, (3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc) twice, 3sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, ch1.
Row 11: A: Rep Row 9.
Row 12: B: Rep Row 8.
Row 13: A: Rep Row 7.
Row 14: B: Rep Row 6.
Row 15: A: Rep Row 5.
Row 16: B: ch1, 149sc.
Row 17: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, *(1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc; rep from * to last 18 sts, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 18: B: ch1, 149sc, ch1.
Row 19: A: Rep Row 17.
Row 20: B: ch1, 149sc, ch1.
Row 21: A: Rep Row 17.
Row 22: B: ch1, 149sc, ch1.
Row 23: A: Rep Row 17.
Second Section: Snowflake and Tree Base: Rows 24-42
Row 24: B: ch1, 149sc, ch1.
Row 25: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc) three times, 13sc (tree base), 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc) twice, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 26: B: ch1, 68sc, 13Mdc (tree base), 68sc, ch1.
Row 27: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc) twice, 13sc (tree base), 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 28: B: ch1, 11sc, 1Mdc, 56sc, 13Mdc (tree base), 56sc, 1Mdc, 11sc, ch1.
Row 29: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) six times, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc) twice, 13sc (tree base), 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc) twice, (1sc, 1Mdc) six times, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 30: B: ch1, 7sc, 1Mdc, (3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 52sc, 13Mdc (tree base), 52sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 7sc, ch1.
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Row 31: A: ch1, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) three times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc) twice, 13sc (tree base), 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc) twice, 1Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) three times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 32: B: ch1, 9sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 54sc, 13Mdc (tree base), 54sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 9sc, ch1.
Row 33: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc) twice, 13sc (tree base), 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc) twice, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 34: B: Rep Row 28.
Row 35: A: ch1, 2sc, 1Mdc, 17sc, 1Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc) twice, 13sc (tree base), 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 1Mdc, 17sc, 1Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 36: B: Rep Row 28.
Row 37: A: Rep Row 33.
Row 38: B: Rep Row 32.
Row 39: A: Rep Row 31.
Row 40: B: Rep Row 30.
Row 41: A: Rep Row 29.
Row 42: B: Rep Row 28.
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Section 3: Diamonds and Tree: Rows 43-66
Row 43: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 10Mdc, 105sc, 10Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 44: B: ch1, 22sc, 105Mdc, 22sc, ch1.
Row 45: A: Rep Row 43.
Row 46: B: ch1, 24sc, 101Mdc, 24sc, ch1.
Row 47: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 12Mdc, 101sc, 12Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 48: B: Rep Row 46.
Row 49: A: Rep Row 47.
Row 50: B: ch1, 26sc, 97Mdc, 26sc, ch1.
Row 51: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, 97sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 52: B: ch1, (5sc, 1Mdc) 3 times, 8sc, 97Mdc, 8sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) three times, ch1.
Row 53: A: ch1, 2sc, 2Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 7Mdc, 97sc, 7Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 2Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 54: B: ch1, 4sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 8sc, 95Mdc, 8sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) three times, 1sc, ch1.
Row 55: A: ch1, 2sc, (1Mdc, 2sc) 6 times, 7Mdc, 95sc, 7Mdc, (2sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 2sc, ch1.
Row 56: B: ch1, 3sc, (1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 7sc, 95Mdc, 7sc, (1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc) three times, 2sc, ch1.
Row 57: A: ch1, (2sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 2sc, 7Mdc, 95sc, 7Mdc, (2sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 2sc, ch1.
Row 58: B: ch1, 4sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 10sc, 91Mdc, 10sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 4sc, ch1.
Row 59: A: ch1, 2sc, 2Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 10Mdc, 91sc, 10Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 2Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 60: B: ch1, (5sc, 1Mdc) 3 times, 11sc, 91Mdc, 11sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) 3 times, ch1.
Row 61: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 11Mdc, 91sc, 11Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 62: B: ch1, 30sc, 89Mdc, 30sc, ch1.
Row 63: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 18Mdc, 89sc, 18Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 64: B: Rep Row 62.
Row 65: A: Rep Row 63.
Row 66: B: ch1, 32sc, 85Mdc, 32sc, ch1.
Section 4: Snowflake and Tree: Rows 67-90
Row 67: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 85sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 68: B: Rep Row 66.
Row 69: A: Rep Row 67.
Row 70: B: ch1, 33sc, 83Mdc, 33sc, ch1.
Row 71: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 21Mdc, 83sc, 21Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 72: B: Rep Row 70.
Row 73: A: Rep Row 71.
Row 74: B: ch1, 11sc, 1Mdc, 22sc, 81Mdc, 22sc, 1Mdc, 11sc, ch1.
Row 75: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 16Mdc, 81sc, 16Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 76: B: ch1, 7sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 18sc, 81Mdc, 18sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 7sc, ch1.
Row 77: A: ch1, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 17Mdc, 81sc, 17Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 78: B: ch1, 9sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 22sc, 77Mdc, 22sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 9sc, ch1.
Row 79: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 18Mdc, 77sc, 18Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 80: B: ch1, 11sc, 1Mdc, 24sc, 77Mdc, 24sc, 1Mdc, 11sc, ch1.
Row 81: A: ch1, 2sc, 1Mdc, 17sc, 16Mdc, 77sc, 16Mdc, 17sc, 1Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 82: B: ch1, 11sc, 1Mdc, 26sc, 73Mdc, 26sc, 1Mdc, 11sc, ch1.
Row 83: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 20Mdc, 73sc, 20Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 84: B: ch1, 9sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 24sc, 73Mdc, 24sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 9sc, ch1.
Row 85: A: ch1, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 21Mdc, 73sc, 21Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 86: B: ch1, 7sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 23sc, 71Mdc, 23sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 7sc, ch1.
Row 87: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 21Mdc, 71sc, 21Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 88: B: ch1, 11sc, 1Mdc, 27sc, 71Mdc, 27sc, 1Mdc, 11sc, ch1.
Row 89: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 27Mdc, 71sc, 27Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 90: B: ch1, 40sc, 69Mdc, 40sc, ch1.
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Section 5: Diamonds and Tree: Rows 91-114
Row 91: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 7Mdc, 69sc, 7Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 92: B: ch1, 41sc, 67Mdc, 41sc, ch1.
Row 93: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 8Mdc, 67sc, 8Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 94: B: Rep Row 92.
Row 95: A: Rep Row 93.
Row 96: B: ch1, 42sc, 65Mdc, 42sc, ch1.
Row 97: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 65sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 98: B: ch1, (5sc, 1Mdc) 3 times, 8sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) twice, 1Mdc, 3sc, 65Mdc, 3sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) twice, 1Mdc, 8sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) 3 times, ch1.
Row 99: A: ch1, 2sc, 2Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 2Mdc, 65sc, 2Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 2Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 100: B: ch1, 4sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 2sc, 65Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 4sc, ch1.
Row 101: A: ch1, 2sc, (1Mdc, 2sc) 13 times, 1Mdc, 65sc, (1Mdc, 2sc) 14 times, ch1.
Row 102: B: ch1, 3sc, (1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 2Mdc, 1sc, (1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc) twice, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 61Mdc, (3sc, 1Mdc) twice, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 2Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) 3 times, 3sc, ch1.
Row 103: A: ch1, (2sc, 1Mdc) 13 times, 2sc, 3Mdc, 61sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 2sc) 13 times, ch1.
Row 104: B: ch1, 4sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 4sc, 61Mdc, 4sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 4sc, ch1.
Row 105: A: ch1, 2sc, 2Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 4Mdc, 61sc, 4Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 2Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 106: B: ch1, (5sc, 1Mdc) 3 times, 8sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) twice, 1Mdc, 7sc, 57Mdc, 7sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) twice, 1Mdc, 8sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) 3 times, ch1.
Row 107: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 7Mdc, 57sc, 7Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 108: B: ch1, 46sc, 57Mdc, 46sc, ch1.
Row 109: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 13Mdc, 57sc, 13Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 110: B: ch1, 47sc, 55Mdc, 47sc, ch1.
Row 111: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 14Mdc, 55sc, 14Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 112: B: Rep Row 110.
Row 113: A: Rep Row 111.
Row 114: B: ch1, 49sc, 51Mdc, 49sc, ch1.
Section 6: Snowflakes and Tree: Rows 115-138
Row 115: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 16Mdc, 51sc, 16Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 116: B: ch1, 49sc, 51Mdc, 49sc, ch1.
Row 117: A: Rep Row 115.
Row 118: B: ch1, 50sc, 49Mdc, 50sc, ch1.
Row 119: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 17Mdc, 49sc, 17Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 120: B: ch1, 11sc, 1Mdc, 20sc, 1Mdc, 17sc, 49Mdc, 17sc, 1Mdc, 20sc, 1Mdc, 11sc, ch1.
Row 121: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 11Mdc, 49sc, 11Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 122: B: ch1, 7sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 15sc, 45Mdc, 15sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 7sc, ch1.
Row 123: A: ch1, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 10Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 14Mdc, 45sc, 14Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 10Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 124: B: ch1, 9sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 16sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 17sc, 45Mdc, 17sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 16sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 9sc, ch1.
Row 125: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 13Mdc, 45sc, 13Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 126: B: ch1, 11sc, (1Mdc, 20sc) twice, 43Mdc, (20sc, 1Mdc) twice, 11sc, ch1.
Row 127: A: ch1, 2sc, 1Mdc, 17sc, 4Mdc, 17sc, 12Mdc, 43sc, 12Mdc, 17sc, 4Mdc, 17sc, 1Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 128: B: Rep Row 126.
Row 129: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 14Mdc, 43sc, 14Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 130: B: ch1, 9sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 16sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 20sc, 39Mdc, 20sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 16sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 9sc, ch1.
Row 131: A: ch1, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 10Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 17Mdc, 39sc, 17Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 10Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 132: B: ch1, 7sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 18sc, 39Mdc, 18sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 7sc, ch1.
Row 133: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 16Mdc, 39sc, 16Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 134: B: ch1, 11sc, 1Mdc, 20sc, 1Mdc, 24sc, 35Mdc, 24sc, 1Mdc, 20sc, 1Mdc, 11sc, ch1.
Row 135: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 24Mdc, 35sc, 24Mdc, 1sc, 20Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 136: B: ch1, 57sc, 35Mdc, 57sc, ch1.
Row 137: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, (1sc, 20Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 35sc, 3Mdc, 1sc, (20Mdc, 1sc) twice, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 138: B: ch1, 59sc, 31Mdc, 59sc, ch1.
Section 7: Diamonds and Tree: Rows 139-162:
Row 139: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, (1sc, 20Mdc) twice, 1sc, 5Mdc, 31sc, 5Mdc, 1sc, (20Mdc, 1sc) twice, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 140: B: Rep Row 138.
Row 141: A: Rep Row 139.
Row 142: B: ch1, 60sc, 29Mdc, 60sc, ch1.
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Row 143: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, 1sc, 5Mdc, 1sc, 6Mdc, 29sc, 6Mdc, 1sc, 5Mdc, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 144: B: ch1, (5sc, 1Mdc) 3 times, 8sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) twice, 1Mdc, 8sc, 1Mdc, 5sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, 29Mdc, 6sc, 1Mdc, 5sc, 1Mdc, 8sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) twice, 1Mdc, 8sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) 3 times, ch1.
Row 145: A: ch1, 2sc, 2Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc, 3sc, 3Mdc, 3sc, 5Mdc, 29sc, 5Mdc, 3sc, 3Mdc, 3sc, 6Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 2Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 146: B: ch1, 4sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 7sc, 25Mdc, 7sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, (1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 4sc, ch1.
Row 147: A: ch1, (2sc, 1Mdc) 18 times, 2sc, 6Mdc, 25sc, 6Mdc, (2sc, 1Mdc) 18 times, 2sc, ch1.
Row 148: B: ch1, 3sc, (1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 2Mdc, 1sc, (1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 2Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, 25sc, 6sc, (1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 2Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) 3 times, 1sc, 2Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) 3 times, 3sc, ch1.
Row 149: A: Rep Row 147.
Row 150: B: Rep Row 146.
Row 151: A: ch1, 2sc, 2Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc, 3sc, 3Mdc, 3sc, 7Mdc, 25sc, 7Mdc, 3sc, 3Mdc, 3sc, 6Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 2Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 152: B: ch1, (5sc, 1Mdc) 3 times, 8sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) twice, 1Mdc, 8sc, 1Mdc, 5sc, 1Mdc, 9sc, 23Mdc, 9sc, 1Mdc, 5sc, 1Mdc, 8sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) twice, 1Mdc, 8sc, (1Mdc, 5sc) 3 times, ch1.
Row 153: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc, 1sc, 5Mdc, 1sc, 9Mdc, 23sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, 5Mdc, 1sc, 8Mdc, 1sc, (5Mdc, 1sc) twice, 8Mdc, 1sc, (5Mdc, 1sc) twice, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 154: B: ch1, 65sc, 19Mdc, 65sc, ch1.
Row 155: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, (20Mdc, 1sc) twice, 11Mdc, 19sc, 11Mdc, (1sc, 20Mdc) twice, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 156: B: Rep Row 154.
Row 157: A: Rep Row 155.
Row 158: B: ch1, 66sc, 17Mdc, 66sc, ch1.
Row 159: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, (20Mdc, 1sc) twice, 12Mdc, 17sc, 12Mdc, (1sc, 20Mdc) twice, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 160: B: Rep Row 158.
Row 161: A: Rep Row 159.
Row 162: B: ch1, 68sc, 13Mdc, 68sc, ch1.
Section 8: Snowflakes and Tree: Rows 163-180
Row 163: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, 1sc, (20Mdc, 1sc) twice, 14Mdc, 13sc, 14Mdc, (1sc, 20Mdc) twice, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 164: B: ch1, 68sc, 13Mdc, 68sc, ch1.
Row 165: A: Rep Row 163.
Row 166: B: ch1, 11sc, 1Mdc, (20sc, 1Mdc) twice, 14sc, 13Mdc, 14sc, (1Mdc, 20sc) twice, 1Mdc, 11sc, ch1.
Row 167: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 8Mdc) 3 times, 13sc, (8Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc) 3 times, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 168: B: ch1, 7sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 11sc, 11Mdc, 11sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 7sc, ch1.
Row 169: A: ch1, 2sc, 4Mdc, (2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 10Mdc) 3 times, 11sc, (10Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc) 3 times, 4Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 170: B: ch1, 9sc, ((1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 16sc) twice, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 15sc, 7Mdc, 15sc, ((1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 16sc) twice, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 9sc, ch1.
Row 171: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 8Mdc) twice, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 11Mdc, 7sc, 11Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 8Mdc) twice, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 172: B: ch1, 11sc, 1Mdc, (20sc, 1Mdc) twice, 17sc, 7Mdc, 17sc, (1Mdc, 20sc) twice, 1Mdc, 11sc, ch1.
Row 173: A: ch1, 2sc, 1Mdc, (17sc, 4Mdc) twice, 17sc, 9Mdc, 7sc, 9Mdc, 17sc, (4Mdc, 17sc) twice, 1Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 174: B: ch1, 11sc, 1Mdc, (20sc, 1Mdc) twice, 18sc, 5Mdc, 18sc, (1Mdc, 20sc) twice, 1Mdc, 11sc, ch1.
Row 175: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 8Mdc) twice, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 12Mdc, 5sc, 12Mdc, (1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 8Mdc) twice, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 176: B: ch1, 9sc, ((1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 16sc) 3 times, 5Mdc, 16sc, ((1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 16sc) twice, (1Mdc, 1sc) twice, 1Mdc, 9sc, ch1.
Row 177: A: ch1, 2sc, 4Mdc, 2sc, ((1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 10Mdc, 2sc) twice, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, 13Mdc, 5sc, 13Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc, (10Mdc, 2sc, (1Mdc, 1sc) 3 times, 1Mdc, 2sc) twice, 4Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 178: B: ch1, 7sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 16sc, 1Mdc, 16sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 12sc, (1Mdc, 3sc) twice, 1Mdc, 7sc, ch1.
Row 179: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, ((1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 8Mdc) twice, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 14Mdc, 1sc, 14Mdc, ((1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 8Mdc) twice, (1sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 180: B: ch1, 11sc, 1Mdc, (20sc, 1Mdc) 6 times, 11sc, ch1.
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Section 9: : Diamonds: Rows 181-20
Row 181: A: ch1, 2sc, 9Mdc, (1sc, 20Mdc) 6 times, 1sc, 9Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 182: B: ch1, 149sc, ch1.
Row 183: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, *(1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, 3Mdc; rep from * to last 18 sts, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 184: B: Rep Row 182.
Row 185: A: Rep Row 183.
Row 186: B: Rep Row 182.
Row 187: A: Rep Row 183.
Row 188: B: Rep Row 182.
Row 189: A: ch1, 2sc, 3Mdc, *(1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 8Mdc; rep from * to last 18 sts, (1sc, 5Mdc) twice, 1sc, 3Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 190: B: ch1, 5sc, *(1Mdc, 5sc) twice, 1Mdc, 8sc; rep from * to last 18 sts, (1Mdc, 5sc) three times, ch1.
Row 191: A: ch1, 2sc, 2Mdc, *(3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 6Mdc; rep from * to last 19 sts, (3sc, 3Mdc) twice, 3sc, 2 Mdc, 2sc, ch1.
Row 192: B: ch1, 4sc, 1Mdc, *(1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 1Mdc, 6sc, 1Mdc; rep from * to last 18 sts, *(1sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, 1Mdc) twice, 1sc, 1Mdc, 4sc, ch1.
Row 193: A: ch1, 2sc, 1Mdc, 2sc, *1Mdc, 2sc; rep from * across, ch1.
Row 194: B: ch1, 3sc, 1Mdc, *(3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc) three times, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc; rep from * to last 19 sts, (3sc, 1Mdc, 1sc, 1Mdc) twice, 3sc, 1Mdc, 3sc, ch1.
Row 195: A: Rep Row 193.
Row 196: B: Rep Row 192.
Row 197: A: Rep Row 191.
Row 198: B: Rep Row 190.
Row 199: A: Rep Row 189.
Row 200: B: Rep Row 182.
Row 201: B: Rep Row 182.
Adding a Tassel Edge
If you would like to add a tassel edge rather than an envelope border then you can do so now.
With the RS facing you, gather approximately 6 tails at a time and secure into a simple knot. Repeat this process along both sides of the blanket. Trim the tassels to the length of your choice.
Adding an Envelope Border
Before beginning the envelope border, tie ends at sides of rows in sets of two to secure and trim short (approx a third of an inch).
With the RS facing, use Yarn B to work a slip stitch border around the edge of the Blanket.
Slip Stitch Border: With RS facing, join B to blo of 2nd st from top right corner, ss in 147 sts (leaving 1 remaining at end of row), ch1, rotate to work along side of blanket now.
Working in between the last and second to last st of the row, ss in each row to bottom left hand corner, ch1.
Ss in blo of 147 stitches of the first row of the blanket, ch1, rotate to work along side of blanket now.
Working in between the first and second st of the row, ss in each row to top right hand hand corner, ch1, ss in 1st to join, change to Yarn A.
FRONT BORDER
Round 1: ch3 (counts as st) dc in blo of each ss to next ch1, 2dc in ch1, *dc in blo of each ss to next ch1, 2dc in ch1; rep from * around, ss in 1st to join, change to Yarn B.
Round 2: ch1, sc in blo of each st up to and including first st in next ch1 of Round 1, ch1, *sc in blo of each st up to and including first st in next ch1 of Round 1, ch1; rep from * around, ss in 1st to join, change to A.
Round 3: Rep Round 1. Break yarn.
BACK BORDER
With WS facing we now need to repeat the instructions for the Front Border with Round 1 working into the back of the Slip Stitch Border instead of the blo.
At the end of Round 3, change to Yarn B. Join the Front Border to the Back Border using a slip stitch seam in the back loops of corresponding stitches. Break yarn and weave in ends to finish.
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FAQs about the Christmas Crochet Blanket
I classified this blanket as intermediate but really it’s suitable for adventurous/confident beginners because the blanket uses overlay mosaic crochet with only one colour per row, and there is a lot of help in the video too.
As with any blanket, the time depends on how quickly you crochet, but this is a larger project that you’ll enjoy dipping in and out of over several weeks. I love starting mine in autumn or even in July so it’s ready to snuggle under at Christmas.
Absolutely! There are so many colour options that would look amazing with this pattern. Be brave and experiment!
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