I posted a preview of this throw on social media yesterday and mentioned that I wasn’t sure what to name it.  This is a common dilemma for me.  I come up with a pattern and can’t wait to share it – but then I get stuck on what heck I should call it!  I received some great suggestions, and then my Aunt Liza kiddingly said that I should name it after her – and I thought great idea!  And that is my story of how this cozy braided throw was named the Liza Throw.

I have to say, this throw is my favourite blanket creation to date!  I seriously cannot get over how snuggly it turned out!  It makes me want to grab a good book,  wrap myself up, and hide from the rest of the world and the cold winter weather outside.


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Materials

Here is what you will need to make this cozy braided throw:

• A size K (6.5 mm) Crochet Hook.
• Yarn: 10 Skeins of James C. Brett Chunky With Merino – Colour: 04 (Beige/Oatmeal Colour)
• Scissors.
• Tapestry/Yarn needle to weave in ends.

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Measurements:

Throw Measures 36” wide X 48” long.

Abbreviations:

CH: Chain

SC: Single Crochet

DC: Double Crochet

FPTR: Front Post Triple (Treble) Crochet

Special Stitches:

FPTR (Front Post Triple Crochet):

Yarn over 2 times, insert hook from front to back to front around the post of the corresponding stitch below, yarn over and pull up loop [yarn over, draw through two loops on hook] 3 times.

Video Tutorial:

Braided Throw Tutorial (Liza Throw)

Pattern:

Note: This is a complicated stitch, so I recommend working on a small swatch first (15 stitches is a good number) to practice.

Chain 123 (multiple of 6 plus 3).

Row 1: SC in second ch from hook and in each remaining ch; CH3, turn.

Row 2: DC in each sc; CH1, turn.

Row 3: SC in each dc; CH3, turn.

Row 4: DC in first two sc; *skip next stitch;  FPtr around next two dc from the row below;  working in front of last two fptr made, FPtr around skipped dc (braid made). DC in next sc, FPtr around next dc from row below, DC in next sc.  Repeat from * to last 6 stitches; make one more braid and then DC in last 3 sc; CH1, turn.

Row 5: SC in each stitch; CH3, turn.

Row 6: DC in first two sc; *skip next stitch;  FPtr around next two fptr from the row below;  working in front of last two fptr made, FPtr around skipped fptr (braid made). DC in next sc, FPtr around next fptr from row below, DC in next sc.  Repeat from * to last 6 stitches; make one more braid and then DC in last 3 sc; CH1, turn.

Repeat rows 5 and 6 until work measures 47 inches.

Second last row: SC in each stitch; CH3, turn.

Last row: DC in each sc.

Fasten off and weave in ends.


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Should you have any issues with the download, please email: [email protected] for assistance. 

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