Crocheting with Carlton and Starwool Yarn



You’ll Need
125g of light-grey Carlton yarn (75% mohair, 25% silk; 225m/25g);
50g of mint Starwool yarn (100% wool; 125m/50g);
50g of the same yarn, but in green-blue color;
50g of the same yarn, but in pink color;
50g of the same yarn, but in lilac color;
50g of the same yarn, but in mustard color;
50g of the same yarn, but in yellow color;
50g of the same yarn, but in mélange emerald color;
50g of the same yarn, but in mélange light-green color;
Crochet hook 5.
Size
75 x 170 cm.
Used Patterns
Intarsia pattern: the quantity of stitches is a multiple of 13 + 6. Work according to the scheme. Start with stitches before pattern repeat, pattern repeat, finish with stitches after pattern repeat. Join 1 thread of Starwool yarn to working yarn, while making colorful squares (= single crochets on the scheme). Work from different balls and cross threads of yarn on the wrong side when changing colors. Repeat rows 1st-15th.
Stitch Control
11 stitches x 9 rows = 10 x 10 cm.
Instructions
Make 83 chain stitches + 2 chain stitches increase with Carlton yarn and work with the intarsia pattern. In 170 cm from the set-up row, finish your work.
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