Bright & Beautiful Afghan Pattern
Bright & Beautiful Afghan Pattern is backordered and your entire order will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Mary Maxim Starlette Yarn (180 Yds) MC - WhiteSelect Your Color
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Description
Description
Crochet this afghan with our pattern. Originally created using Bernat Kashmere a worsted weight yarn that offered 142 yds per skein at the time. With a wide variety of worsted-weight yarns and top-quality brands like Mary Maxim Starlette (180 yds per skein) to choose from, you can easily personalize it to match your home decor. Keep in mind yardages vary. Materials List: White (9 skeins), Magenta (3), Aqua (3), Purple (3), and crochet hook size U.S. I/9 (5.50 mm). Finished size 48 x 67.5 " (122 x 173 cm). Intermediate crochet
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