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Part 7
NEW - Download the all-in-one PDF!
The pattern for this CAL is now available as an all-in-one PDF! Visit the Ravelry page for more information!
Part 7
When this CAL was announced, this part of the blanket was an instant favourite. Little did you know that it would require you to crochet 54 separate motifs! We're lucky the images show the stunning end result, which makes all the effort worth while!
To make the motifs, three different colours are used and the stitches are easy to follow. Basically, we will enjoy a two week long crochet-meditation. No need to think about attaching the motifs together, we'll tackle that in the next part.
Read all about this pattern in Rachele's own words on her blog!