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Hippie Hope Cancer Crochet Pattern | SC Blanket & Pillow PDF
Hippie Hope Cancer Crochet Pattern | SC Blanket & Pillow PDF
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Hippie Hope is a bold and encouraging cancer awareness crochet pattern featuring the words Fight, Believe, Hope, Survive in shades of pink. This single crochet graphghan design can be used for either a pillow or a blanket, depending on your yarn weight and gauge.
This listing is for the SC / single crochet version. A C2C version is also available separately.
Pattern Details
- Technique: Single Crochet / SC graphghan
- Chart size: 150 stitches Γ 150 rows
- Skill level: Intermediate
- Colors: 5
- Includes: Graph + written row-by-row instructions
- US crochet terminology
Approximate Finished Size
With #3 yarn and a 3 mm hook: approximately 24" Γ 32" (61 Γ 80 cm). This size works well for a large rectangular pillow or smaller lap-style project.
With #4 yarn and a 4 mm hook: approximately 50" Γ 40" (127 Γ 102 cm), making it suitable as a blanket.
Finished measurements are approximate and can vary depending on your personal tension, yarn, hook size, and crochet style.
Standard Gauge Used for Size Estimates
- #3 yarn: 25 stitches Γ 19 rows = 4" Γ 4" with a 3 mm hook
- #4 yarn: 12 stitches Γ 15 rows = 4" Γ 4" with a 4 mm hook
Approximate Yardage Needed
You will need extra yarn because the yarn is carried/pulled through the project.
- Blue: ~534 m = 584 yd (4 Γ 50 g skeins)
- Fuchsia: ~226 m = 247 yd (2 Γ 50 g skeins)
- Pink: ~228 m = 249 yd (2 Γ 50 g skeins)
- Dark Pink: ~18 m = 20 yd (1 Γ 50 g skein)
- Black: ~86 m = 94 yd (1 Γ 50 g skein)
Find other Awareness Patterns here.
And a C2C version of this pattern here.
*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 Pattern Only
This is a digital PDF crochet pattern. No finished blanket, pillow, yarn, or physical product will be shipped. The lifestyle images are symbolic mockups used to show how the finished design may look.
A meaningful project for cancer awareness, chemo support gifts, survivor gifts, encouragement blankets, and handmade comfort projects.
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