Pattern Texture is Everything

The story behind the name:

As all you know, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE texture and try to use different stitches in my patterns all the time.

That’s how I came up with the name: Texture is Everything for me, that’s my way to express myself and share the joy of creating with you all!

Special thanks for my testers for their help:
Cheryl Freeman
Éva Nagyné Lakhézi
Karen Burke
Louise Baker
Rebecca Urrutia

With Love,

Krisztina

Difficulty:

Advanced Beginner. Although, this is an advanced beginner pattern, beginners can join in too as the pattern has CLEAR and EASY TO UNDERSTAND instructions with a clear photo tutorial.

Stitches Used and Abbreviations:
You can find a detailed description of all of the special stitches, materials needed and abbreviations used, in a separate PDF file!

This is a written pattern only with no charts. However, it will have a step-by-step photo tutorial with clear, close-up pictures.

Size:

The finished size is 157.5cm x 157.5 cm / 62″ x 62″ AFTER BLOCKING.

However, if you use different yarn weight (fingering weight or aran), the finished size will be smaller or bigger.

Gauge: 4 double crochet stitches = 1″ / 2.5cm

The finished size will also differ if you have a loose or tight tension.

Materials needed:

4 mm (G) size hook (I used Pink Odyssey by Furls)
NOTE: If you crochet loosely I advise you to use a 3.5 mm (F) size hook
Stylecraft Special DK in the following shades and quantities:

Wisteria (C1): 100 g (295 m/322 yards)
Cream (C2): 400 g (1180 m/1288 yards)
Clematis (C3): 110 g (324,5 m/354 yards)
Blush (C4): 100 g (295 m/322 yards)
Candyfloss (C5): 165 g (487 m/531 yards)
Apricot (C6): 200 g (590 m/644 yards)
Lemon (C7): 200 g (590 m/644 yards)

Total: 1275 g
Total yardage: approx. 3761,5 meters/4105 yards

Yarn needle for weaving in ends
Scissors
Stitch markers (optional)
NOTE: Blocking is essential to enhance the textured patternwork of your blanket