The Sweater Weather Throw

Sweater Weather Throw Crochet Pattern Designed by, Laura Fisher of Hookandfibermade Difficulty: Easy Introducing the Sweater Weather Throw. This chunky and quick blanket utilizes the speed of the classic granny stitch with a small twist which helps create smaller gaps. This throw is also designed using the no-tails method for color changes. Enjoy the speed and never having to cut and reattach yarn as the colors effortlessly sequence in the correct order. This crochet pattern is the perfect fall project for a relaxing evening! Yarn (for oversized throw) 50"x60" Lionbrand Yarn Woolease Thick & Quick in the colors: Fisherman: 5, (6oz/170g/106yd/97m) skeins Butterscotch: 5, (6oz/170g/106yd/97m) skeins River Run: 6, (5oz/140g/87yd/80m) skeins OR 90oz/2540g/1582yd/1450m of any weight 6 yarn 4 size other size options: Baby, Twin, Queen and King 9mm crochet hook Each and every purchase comes with my support should you need it, I am always here to help! This pattern is written in English and uses US crochet terms In buying this pattern you assume the responsibility of learning how to read crochet patterns and crochet. Hook&fibermade is not responsible for your ability to complete this project. This pattern is written with the assumption the crocheter can crochet at the difficulty level written in the description. Your decision to alter the pattern is not supported by Hook&fibermade, and any outcomes resulting from alterations are your sole responsibility. 1. This pattern uses technical writing and is not designed to teach you how to crochet or how to read crochet patterns. 2. You must know these skills to complete this project: Making a chain single crochet double crochet fastening off sewing in tails 3. The pattern is designed to instruct you how to make this specific item under the assumption the crocheter knows the skills listed above. In the event you need support please reach out to me directly on Etsy and I can assist you. Thank you for your understanding. difficulty: easy Written in English and uses US crochet terms This is a downloadable PDF only.