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Free Crochet Pattern: Verona Blanket

I love this blanket so much!  I love it in the Christmasy colors above.  But this blanket would look awesome in any color combination- for boys or girls.  It would also look perfect in one solid color.

 It is really fun to make.  Even though I love making blankets more than anything, I sometimes get bored when the pattern repeats too much.  But for this blanket, I really didn't lose interest at all.

 Here are some close ups of the stitches-


It is good as a baby blanket but also as a toddler blanket or a lapghan for anyone.

 I hope you enjoy making it as much as I did!

This pattern is for sale on Etsy and Ravelry.



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  1. UnknownSeptember 25, 2015 at 6:17 AM

    I think I'm missing something here. At the end of the row I have a stitch left over so when I ch 1 and turn it looks like I've dropped a stitch. I'm confused....

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    1. Jessica DayonSeptember 25, 2015 at 11:27 AM

      Hi, What row are you having problems on, row 1? I have made this a few times and had testers who have made the pattern as well and the numbers worked out well. However, maybe there is a typo when I transferred the pattern to my blog. Can you please tell me exactly where you are having the issue? I will help as best as I can once I hear back from you. Thanks!

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