Triple Berry Throw Pattern
This chunky throw blanket is an easy repeat of bobbles and herringbone half double crochet.
The blanket is made using Bernat Blanket Yarn O’Go.
There is a free printable PDF available.
This crochet pattern and image are property of A More Crafty Life.
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