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Tartan Plaid Sherpa Blanket (Crochet)

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$3.2 $5 In stock

Category: Lionbrand

The Tartan Plaid Sherpa Blanket is a wonderfully easy blanket made with simple single crochet, slip stitch and chains. It works up very quickly using a P/Q (15.00mm) hook and Go for Fleece Sherpa yarn. This pattern is written in 9 sizes from stroller to king and includes a full video tutorial!
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella ★★★★★

Slipped right off the hook in one evening—that 15mm hook really makes the stitches fly. The sherpa yarn is plush without feeling heavy, and the plaid pattern looks crisp even with the chunky crochet. Perfect lap blanket for cold movie nights.

Ella ★★★★★

The chunky P/Q hook and single crochet stitches mean this blanket flies off the needles—finished mine in a lazy weekend. The sherpa yarn is plush on the back while the plaid front has that crisp, woven look. Cozy enough that my cat claimed it before I even got to use it.

Jason ★★★★★

The crochet pattern is so simple it almost feels like cheating—just single crochet and slip stitches with that huge hook, and the sherpa yarn makes it impossibly soft on the flip side. I wrapped up in it after a chilly evening walk and the plaid side has that cozy, cabin feel I was hoping for.