The Waterlily Throw Tutorial will walk you through this beautiful multi-colored blanket – all the special stitches you need to know are covered in right and left-handed video tutorials on Moogly!
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Waterlily Throw Tutorial:
How to the Waterlily Throw – Right Handed
How to the Waterlily Throw – Left Handed
As Seen in This Video (click each for more info!):
Waterlily Throw – FREE Pattern!
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And that’s how to make the Waterlily Throw! If this video hasn’t answered all your questions about this pattern, please ask in the comments below – I’m always happy to help! And if you make this free crochet blanket (or any Moogly pattern), be sure to tag me in your photos so I can see them too, @mooglyblog or #mooglyblog – I can’t wait to see what color combos you come up with! Thanks so much for reading and watching!
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Kassandra monsivais
I have questions about following the written instructions. I can’t seem to follow them correctly I was wonder what I maybe doing wrong. Also why my I projects don’t always come out like yours or any other person who’s demonstrated their work.
Tamara Kelly
Hi Kassandra! If you’d prefer to chat privately, you can email me at [email protected] 🙂
Gigi
This is simply beautiful! You make it look so easy, but I always manage to screw up somewhere. I plan to try to make this blanket once I finish my other wips. Hopefully, with taking my time and following your videos I can do it!
Tamara Kelly
Thank you Gigi – good luck!
mona
after the vidio there is no need for the pattern you made it so easy in alovely way thankyou tamra⏫
Tamara Kelly
I’m so glad you like it! Thank you Mona!
Tina warner
I would like to enlarge this pattern.is there a way to do this?
Tina
Tamara Kelly
Hi Tina! The first Color C Rnd of each repeat creates the increases (starting halfway through the pattern), so that’s where you’d want to increase and then likely work even in pattern to continue. 🙂