Amazing! Crochet Chevron Arrows Blanket

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Stunning Chevron Arrows Crochet Blanket Tutorial

The best way to get the look of the arrows was to make a chevron blanket and add a different color to the sides of the peaks and valleys.

To do this, the maker had to use tapestry crochet, which means she didn't cut the white or gray yarn on the arrow lines, but instead brought the yarn she wasn't using behind my work as she crocheted.

Luckily, she had a Canadian Paton yarn from Yarnspirations that she wanted to try and the gray was a light enough color that she didn't show too much when she wore it behind the white.

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This blanket was her first time using Paton Canadiana and she loved how soft it was!

The creator left us a written pattern for this blanket, but if she has never crocheted or made a chevron blanket before, check out this video to help you get started with this blanket!

Whether you're an experienced crocheter or just starting out, the Chevron Arrows Blanket is a must-try project that will challenge and inspire you to create beautiful and unique pieces.

Get your hooks ready and let's get crocheting!

Images and pattern courtesy of Daisy Farm Crafts

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Source: Daisy Farm Crafts

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