Chunky Tweed Striped Throw Blanket
This chunky throw crochet pattern is made using Premier Yarn Mega Tweed, which is a super bulky yarn that works up quickly.
This textured modern stripe blanket uses easy basic stitches to make a raised texture.
There is a free printable PDF available for the pattern.
This crochet pattern and image are property of A More Crafty Life.
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