Part 2 First Sunrise

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First Sunrise Blanket Pattern by BebaBlanket
Part 1:
• Part 1 First Sunrise
Part 3
• Part 3 First Sunrise
GENERAL INFO: Do you remember the first sunrise you ever saw? Whether by yourself or with somebody special, I believe it was spectacular, something special and memorable! The pattern First Sunrise reminds me of that moment! Let your creation remind you of that special moment as well!
The pattern will look gorgeous if you use one solid color, ombre or long gradient yarn, but you can use any colorway you like.
This pattern can create any size square blanket, but you could also join squares together, creating a stunning king size bed cover.
Now this pattern is available as free Ravelry download! Enjoy the retriremet!
THE PATTERN INCLUDES:
o detailed descriptions,
o video tutorials for each round,
o detailed pictures of more complicated parts,
o pictures after each round (posted on Crochet patterns by BebaBlanket group only) and final result.
Skill level: Intermediate
Terminology: US
YARN USED FOR designer SAMPLE:
Ice Yarns Cakes Baby Fine / Blue shades
Yarn weight #2 (fine/sport)
Fiber content 100 % premium acrylic
Hook size 4 mm (G)
Sample size 50 rounds = 30”7 (78 cm) square
Amount of yarn used for sample 3.33 skeins = 1311 yds (1199 m), 333 g/11.75 oz
Video Sample Bernat Baby stripes (discontinued) DK weight, 4.00 mm hook

[@ninajawnyj6091]

But I love the stitching...I may make it!!

[@josefinagomezcobo]

Mil gracias muy linda manta ❤

[@theheartofthestone]

This is a fantastic pattern! Row 18 made me question my ability to follow directions though lolol ❤

[@josefinagomezcobo]

Me encanta, mil gracias ❤

[@hookedbytj]

Previously released as paid pattern. Pattern is now free. Grab your copy while you can is it is being retired
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/first-sunrise

[@heatherd9523]

Thank you!

[@hookedbytj]

Playlist of all 3 parts
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[@ninajawnyj6091]

I would not mix different yarns together