Light Work Yarn + Printed Pattern Kit

Light Work is about spending your time doing things that you love and allowing creative energy to flow through you. Raise your vibration by creating something to bring peace and joy.

This 29-page pattern includes a photo tutorial for tapestry crochet and intarsia crochet techniques, a chart for each project, and written row-by-row instructions for 5 different projects:

1. dish towel

2. small tapestry crochet blanket

3. large tapestry crochet blanket

4. small intarsia crochet blanket

5. large intarsia crochet blanket

YouTube tutorial video: https://youtu.be/GbMrHcdEXP4

Sizes
This pattern includes instructions for 3 different sizes: dish towel, small blanket, and large blanket

Dish towel: about 18” by 22” (46 by 56 cm) with worsted weight cotton yarn and a 4 mm hook

Dish towel kit includes: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton yarn, worsted weight, 100% cotton, 185 yards (170m) per 100g ball

• 2 balls Denim (Main Color MC)

• 1 ball Sky (Contrast Color CC)

• Printed Light Work crochet pattern

Small blanket: about 36-38” by 48-52” (91-97 by 123-132 cm) with dk or worsted weight yarn and a 4 mm or 5 mm hook

Small Intarsia Blanket Kit includes: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton yarn, worsted weight, 100% mercerized cotton, 186 yards (170m) per 100g ball.

• Yarn A: Denim blue 2 balls

• Yarn B: Jade dark green 1 ball

• Yarn C: Succulent light green 2 balls

• Yarn D: Rose pink 2 balls

• Yarn E: Heatwave orange 2 balls

• Yarn F: Goldenrod gold 1 ball

• Yarn G: Lemon yellow 1 ball

• Printed Light Work crochet pattern

Large blanket: about 45-47” by 71-74” (114-119 by 180-188 cm) with dk or worsted weight yarn a 4 mm or 5 mm hook

Large Intarsia Blanket Kit includes: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton yarn, worsted weight, 100% mercerized cotton, 186 yards (170m) per 100g ball.

• Yarn A: Lilac purple 6 balls

• Yarn B: Ecru off white 4 balls

• Yarn C: Hay Bale gold 2 balls

• Yarn D: Café Au Lait brown 3 balls

• Yarn E: Taupe tan 4 balls

• Printed Light Work crochet pattern

Crochet techniques
Requires chain and double crochet stitches in US terms. It’s an intermediate pattern because it requires frequent color changes. There are two ways to make this blanket: tapestry crochet or intarsia crochet. Choose whichever method you prefer!

See the photo tutorials in the pattern and the Light Work video tutorial on YouTube for more information: https://youtu.be/GbMrHcdEXP4

In tapestry crochet, we use just two yarns, switching back and forth between them as needed, and crocheting over the color we are not using to hide it within the stitches.

In intarsia crochet, we crochet with several colors of yarn, using a separate ball of yarn for each section of color.

Hooks
4 mm for the intarsia blanket kits (not included)