Wishghan C2C Blanket Pattern - 14 "Tales of Whimsy" Digital Patterns Included
$8.00
This is a PDF downloadable pattern bundle features more than 14 unique crochet designs to make this crochet corner-to-corner (C2C) graphgan blanket originally designed for my Ink & Stitches blog and YouTube channel, now on frizzybee.com.
This blanket is based on my children's heavily-illustrated chapter book series, "Tales of Whimsy", and even more specifically, the first book in the series, "Wishweaver". Every square/rectangle is a character/location/important object from the book.
...A unique take on the "genie in a bottle" story... — School Library Journal
Book Blurb:
In the forests of Weyburn, there had always been a Wishweaver—a spider with the magic to grant wishes. However, for many years now, wishes have gone unanswered. But why? That is the question an orb spider named Whimsy is determined to answer. With the help of her milkweed wisp friend, Flit, Whimsy will go on a journey to the old Wishweaver Oak in search of clues to solve the mystery, but the answers she seeks are buried deep in Weyburn's past.
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The finished size is roughly that of a full/queen bed depending on tension.
I created this pattern in an attempt to use up my stash yarn, so the exact amounts of yarn needed aren’t known, but I encourage you to substitute colors or shades of colors should you find you don’t have the exact one. It makes for some wonderfully colorful blankets when we all get creative with our yarn choices and colors!
Should you like the free amigurumi patterns for Whimsy, Flit, and Rolland (seen in the lower corner of the main image), head over to my blog, Frizzy Bee! Don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter so you won't miss any of the free patterns that come through! http://frizzybee.com
(C) Ink & Stitches by Frizzy Bee.
This blanket is based on my children's heavily-illustrated chapter book series, "Tales of Whimsy", and even more specifically, the first book in the series, "Wishweaver". Every square/rectangle is a character/location/important object from the book.
...A unique take on the "genie in a bottle" story... — School Library Journal
Book Blurb:
In the forests of Weyburn, there had always been a Wishweaver—a spider with the magic to grant wishes. However, for many years now, wishes have gone unanswered. But why? That is the question an orb spider named Whimsy is determined to answer. With the help of her milkweed wisp friend, Flit, Whimsy will go on a journey to the old Wishweaver Oak in search of clues to solve the mystery, but the answers she seeks are buried deep in Weyburn's past.
...
The finished size is roughly that of a full/queen bed depending on tension.
I created this pattern in an attempt to use up my stash yarn, so the exact amounts of yarn needed aren’t known, but I encourage you to substitute colors or shades of colors should you find you don’t have the exact one. It makes for some wonderfully colorful blankets when we all get creative with our yarn choices and colors!
Should you like the free amigurumi patterns for Whimsy, Flit, and Rolland (seen in the lower corner of the main image), head over to my blog, Frizzy Bee! Don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter so you won't miss any of the free patterns that come through! http://frizzybee.com
(C) Ink & Stitches by Frizzy Bee.
This is a PDF downloadable pattern bundle features more than 14 unique crochet designs to make this crochet corner-to-corner (C2C) graphgan blanket originally designed for my Ink & Stitches blog and YouTube channel, now on frizzybee.com.
This blanket is based on my children's heavily-illustrated chapter book series, "Tales of Whimsy", and even more specifically, the first book in the series, "Wishweaver". Every square/rectangle is a character/location/important object from the book.
...A unique take on the "genie in a bottle" story... — School Library Journal
Book Blurb:
In the forests of Weyburn, there had always been a Wishweaver—a spider with the magic to grant wishes. However, for many years now, wishes have gone unanswered. But why? That is the question an orb spider named Whimsy is determined to answer. With the help of her milkweed wisp friend, Flit, Whimsy will go on a journey to the old Wishweaver Oak in search of clues to solve the mystery, but the answers she seeks are buried deep in Weyburn's past.
...
The finished size is roughly that of a full/queen bed depending on tension.
I created this pattern in an attempt to use up my stash yarn, so the exact amounts of yarn needed aren’t known, but I encourage you to substitute colors or shades of colors should you find you don’t have the exact one. It makes for some wonderfully colorful blankets when we all get creative with our yarn choices and colors!
Should you like the free amigurumi patterns for Whimsy, Flit, and Rolland (seen in the lower corner of the main image), head over to my blog, Frizzy Bee! Don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter so you won't miss any of the free patterns that come through! http://frizzybee.com
(C) Ink & Stitches by Frizzy Bee.
This blanket is based on my children's heavily-illustrated chapter book series, "Tales of Whimsy", and even more specifically, the first book in the series, "Wishweaver". Every square/rectangle is a character/location/important object from the book.
...A unique take on the "genie in a bottle" story... — School Library Journal
Book Blurb:
In the forests of Weyburn, there had always been a Wishweaver—a spider with the magic to grant wishes. However, for many years now, wishes have gone unanswered. But why? That is the question an orb spider named Whimsy is determined to answer. With the help of her milkweed wisp friend, Flit, Whimsy will go on a journey to the old Wishweaver Oak in search of clues to solve the mystery, but the answers she seeks are buried deep in Weyburn's past.
...
The finished size is roughly that of a full/queen bed depending on tension.
I created this pattern in an attempt to use up my stash yarn, so the exact amounts of yarn needed aren’t known, but I encourage you to substitute colors or shades of colors should you find you don’t have the exact one. It makes for some wonderfully colorful blankets when we all get creative with our yarn choices and colors!
Should you like the free amigurumi patterns for Whimsy, Flit, and Rolland (seen in the lower corner of the main image), head over to my blog, Frizzy Bee! Don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter so you won't miss any of the free patterns that come through! http://frizzybee.com
(C) Ink & Stitches by Frizzy Bee.
This is a PDF downloadable pattern bundle features more than 14 unique crochet designs to make this crochet corner-to-corner (C2C) graphgan blanket originally designed for my Ink & Stitches blog and YouTube channel, now on frizzybee.com.
This blanket is based on my children's heavily-illustrated chapter book series, "Tales of Whimsy", and even more specifically, the first book in the series, "Wishweaver". Every square/rectangle is a character/location/important object from the book.
...A unique take on the "genie in a bottle" story... — School Library Journal
Book Blurb:
In the forests of Weyburn, there had always been a Wishweaver—a spider with the magic to grant wishes. However, for many years now, wishes have gone unanswered. But why? That is the question an orb spider named Whimsy is determined to answer. With the help of her milkweed wisp friend, Flit, Whimsy will go on a journey to the old Wishweaver Oak in search of clues to solve the mystery, but the answers she seeks are buried deep in Weyburn's past.
...
The finished size is roughly that of a full/queen bed depending on tension.
I created this pattern in an attempt to use up my stash yarn, so the exact amounts of yarn needed aren’t known, but I encourage you to substitute colors or shades of colors should you find you don’t have the exact one. It makes for some wonderfully colorful blankets when we all get creative with our yarn choices and colors!
Should you like the free amigurumi patterns for Whimsy, Flit, and Rolland (seen in the lower corner of the main image), head over to my blog, Frizzy Bee! Don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter so you won't miss any of the free patterns that come through! http://frizzybee.com
(C) Ink & Stitches by Frizzy Bee.
This blanket is based on my children's heavily-illustrated chapter book series, "Tales of Whimsy", and even more specifically, the first book in the series, "Wishweaver". Every square/rectangle is a character/location/important object from the book.
...A unique take on the "genie in a bottle" story... — School Library Journal
Book Blurb:
In the forests of Weyburn, there had always been a Wishweaver—a spider with the magic to grant wishes. However, for many years now, wishes have gone unanswered. But why? That is the question an orb spider named Whimsy is determined to answer. With the help of her milkweed wisp friend, Flit, Whimsy will go on a journey to the old Wishweaver Oak in search of clues to solve the mystery, but the answers she seeks are buried deep in Weyburn's past.
...
The finished size is roughly that of a full/queen bed depending on tension.
I created this pattern in an attempt to use up my stash yarn, so the exact amounts of yarn needed aren’t known, but I encourage you to substitute colors or shades of colors should you find you don’t have the exact one. It makes for some wonderfully colorful blankets when we all get creative with our yarn choices and colors!
Should you like the free amigurumi patterns for Whimsy, Flit, and Rolland (seen in the lower corner of the main image), head over to my blog, Frizzy Bee! Don't forget to subscribe to the newsletter so you won't miss any of the free patterns that come through! http://frizzybee.com
(C) Ink & Stitches by Frizzy Bee.
