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How to get the biggest possible blanket with the smallest amount of yarn-crochet

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AntoinetteCosway · 05/06/2013 16:04

Any ideas? I have 17 50g balls of a chunky yarn and I want the finished blanket to be as large as possible for the amount of yarn I've got. Just stick with single crochet?

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Hawkmoth · 05/06/2013 16:05

Single crochet would make it more dense and smaller, use some sort of lacy net pattern.

DameFanny · 05/06/2013 16:06

Double crochet gives you most acreage in my experience - that's us double, English treble

AntoinetteCosway · 05/06/2013 16:13

See that's what I was thinking, trebles would make bigger holes and so make it bigger - but a treble uses so much more wool than a single!

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fanjodisfunction · 05/06/2013 18:30

I would make squares of trebles and singles etc and then sew them together at the end.

AntoinetteCosway · 05/06/2013 18:43

Does that use less yarn overall? I was initially doing to do granny squares but I think they'll be v yarn intensive.

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DameFanny · 05/06/2013 19:06

Swatch it and see :-)

katcatkat · 05/06/2013 19:07

how about a granny stripe I did the one from attic24 and its not very yarn taking up. another option is start as a granny square and keep going until you make the blanket.

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