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Iced Pie Square
Although these Iced Pie Squares are very basic, you can use them in a whole host of configurations to create so many different blankets/pillows/bags.
The PDF Pattern includes a photo tutorial, a written-only pattern and a chart, as well as a picture of some layout ideas.
You can find links to joining the squares on my website (particularly a link for the completely flat “zipper” method of slip stitching the squares together). Also available on my website are some blank templates that you can use to help you plan your Iced Pie Blanket.
Using double knit yarn (light worsted weight) and a 4 mm crochet hook, each square will be approximately 10 cm (4”) big.
If you have any questions, or spot any errors, please let me know.
Other than that, have fun!
xxx Dedri
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