Tutti Frutti by Ana Morais Soares - Gift Set

Queensland Collection

$109.40

Brand

Queensland Collection - United

Color

Qty

Presenting Tutti Frutti using the overlay mosaic technique for crochet from the Mosaic Crochet Book! Designer Ana Morais Soares has a great passion for color, this blanket is crocheted on Queensland United, a sport weight yarn.

The book includes photo tutorials, written explanations and walk-throughs, charts, and instructions for everything, even how-to read charts! This is the perfect book for the crochet enthusiast looking to learn new techniques and try something that is more advanced.

Book Gift Set includes Mosaic Crochet book (pattern inside) and selected yarn.

Sport Weight

DESIGNER RECOMMENDED YARN: United by Queensland Collection (55% Organic Lambswool / 45% Organic Cotton; 50g/251yds): 5 balls Main Color (MC), and 1 ball of each of colors B, C, D, E, F, & G. Shown in colors Ivory (MC), Amber, Lichen, Passion Flower, Aconite, Rhubarb & Kingfisher . Beautifully heathered, organic yarn milled in Turkey that is made under GOTS certifications with the strictest guidelines. Please know that United and Bio Balance are interchangeable. PRE-ORDER now available in all colors. Please contact us prior to placing your order for color availability, and allow at least 10 business days for shipping to your location.

ALTERNATE YARN: Bio Balance by BC Garn (55% Organic Wool / 45% Organic Cotton; 50g/246yds): 5 balls Main Color (MC), and 1 ball of each of colors B, C, D, E, F, & G. Beautifully heathered, organic yarn from Denmark that is made under GOTS certifications with the strictest guidelines.

SIZES: One size - small throw

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 38" x 38"
YARDAGE: 1,255 yds MC & 251 yds in each Color B, C, D, E, F & G. Please keep in mind that yardage is an estimate
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate - mosaic crochet, joining.

HOOKS: Size E-4 / 3.5mm & G-6 / 4mm crochet hooks, or sizes needed to obtain gauge
OTHER TOOLS: Tapestry needle, Scissors
GAUGE: each motif is about 6" square.

Blanket images courtesy of Tuva Publishing / KFI International. Yarn Photos by Yarn Loop