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The Dallas Blanket crochet pattern is a gorgeous throw style blanket that uses the tulip stitch to give it it’s look.
This blanket makes a wonderful gift and can be made in different sizes to suit your preferences!
Pattern Details
This blanket can be made using any worsted weight (#4) yarn. You’ll need approximately 1700 yards.
A great yarn for this project would be Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran. It is 100% acrylic and very soft and sturdy.
You can make this in as many colors as you like, in either a color block or striping pattern, or you can just make it in one solid color. The possibilities are endless!
The pattern instructions are for a blanket measuring 40″ x 48″ in size. However, the pattern includes the stitch multiples so you can customize it to any size you prefer.
You’ll find that this pattern is rated Easy in pattern difficulty. You just need to know the very basic crochet stitches to complete this project.
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Where to Purchase
You can purchase the Dallas Blanket crochet pattern on Ravelry and Etsy!
Want to try before you buy? Check out my growing list of Free Crochet Patterns!
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Thank you for these beautiful blanket patterns!! I appreciate your note about pattern repeat to make the blanket wider. Looking forward to crocheting them for donations next fall and winter.