Crochet Pattern - Our Earth Blanket - Temperature Blanket pattern or Normal Blanket pattern

Create a truly astounding blanket with the Our Earth Blanket Crochet Pattern!

A detailed map of Earth has been meticulously graphed into this crochet pattern, allowing you to bring the world to life through your crochet hook. Use this versatile tapestry crochet pattern to make a temperature blanket or a unique piece with as many colors as you desire.

This pattern is suitable for intermediate level crocheters, who have experience with the tapestry crochet technique.

The pattern is written in both US and UK crochet teminology, on purchase you will be able to download pdf files of the written pattern in both terminology versions, as well as the chart for the pattern in 4 and 9 page formats, as well as a one page enlarged chart.

You can use any weight yarn to work the blanket, it has been tested with fingering (super-fine); sport (fine); and DK (light) weight yarns. Measurements and amount of yarn required for those yarn weights are listed below, and although the blanket has not been tested with worsted (medium) weight yarn you can also use that weight yarn if you wish.

Using fingering (super-fine) weight yarn, when finished, the blanket will measure approximately 89cm (36”) wide (North to South) and 125 cm (50”) in length (East to West), without an optional border, and dependent on your own tension gauge. You will need a total of approximately 800 grams (30 ounces) of yarn (2560 metres or 2784 yards).

Using sport (fine) weight yarn, when finished, the blanket will measure approximately 112cm (45”) wide (North to South) and 147 cm (58”) in length (East to West), without an optional border, and dependent on your own tension gauge. You will need a total of approximately 1710 grams (60.31 ounces) of yarn (2541 metres or 2783 yards).

Using DK (light) weight yarn, when finished, the blanket will measure approximately 128cm (51”) wide (North to South) and 166 cm (66”) in length (East to West), without an optional border, and dependent on your own tension gauge, you will need a total of approximately 1443 grams (52 ounces) of yarn (3896.1 metres or 4260.9 yards).