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Crow on a Skull C2C Crochet Pattern – Halloween Blanket Graphgan
Crow on a Skull C2C Crochet Pattern – Halloween Blanket Graphgan
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Create a bold gothic Halloween blanket with this Crow on a Skull C2C Crochet Pattern, featuring a black crow perched on a skull beside a glowing candle and a dramatic full moon.
This spooky graphgan is perfect for Halloween décor, gothic homes, horror lovers, raven and crow fans, or anyone who enjoys dark and atmospheric crochet projects.
Pattern Details
- Technique: Corner-to-Corner Crochet / C2C graphgan
- Design size: 150 × 150 C2C blocks
- Skill level: Intermediate
- Colors: 12
- US crochet terminology
Color Palette
- Black
- Anthracite
- Dark Grey
- Blue
- Dark Brown
- Brown
- Red
- Orange
- Dark Yellow
- Yellow
- Light Grey
- White
You may substitute similar shades to match your preferred yarn brand or color palette.
Finished Size
The finished blanket size will depend on your individual C2C block gauge, yarn weight, hook size, and tension. Crochet one small C2C gauge swatch first if you would like to estimate your exact finished measurements before beginning the full project.
Your PDF Pattern Includes
- Full-color C2C crochet graph
- Written row-by-row instructions
- 150 × 150 C2C block design
- Color information
- Instructions written using US crochet terminology
- Printable digital PDF file
Also Available
A Single Crochet / SC version of the Crow on a Skull design is also available separately. This listing includes the C2C version only.
Check out other Halloween Patterns and other Skull Patterns in my Shop too.
*Unfortunately, due to the nature of this product, there are no refunds for PDF files.
You may sell your finished items.
If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
Digital Product
This listing is for a DIGITAL CROCHET PATTERN in PDF format only. No finished blanket, yarn, or physical product will be shipped.
Mockup images are used to demonstrate how the finished design may look. Actual results will vary depending on yarn, hook, gauge, tension, and finishing technique.
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