Ruby Oak Blanket

HOW TO CROCHET THE MANTEJEDA BLANKET?

Stitches used:
CH
SC
Interwoven Stitch Chart

Row 1:
Chain 64 (the width of the blanket depends on this, and this stitch stretches, so calculate accordingly; it will always be an even number of stitches).

Row 2:
Single crochet in the second chain from the hook, continue with chain 1, skip 1 chain, and single crochet in the next chain; repeat until the end, then chain 1 to turn.

Row 3:
Repeat row 2, working the single crochet in the chain spaces of the previous row (as shown in the chart) from row 3 up to and including row 75. Cut yarn and fasten off. You should have a piece like the one shown in the photo (to the size you crocheted it).

Sample photo.

Step 1/ Now, single crochet around the entire piece. Cut yarn and fasten off.

Step 2/ Cut 10 groups of 6 strands of yarn, each 80 cm long.
Attach them with a larks head knot (each group of 6 approximately every 4 stitches) at the end
of our blanket.

How to make a macrame larks head knot.
Larks Head Knot:
Pass the group of 6 yarn strands through a chain stitch and insert all the yarn strands folded in half as shown in the image.
Continue in this way until all groups are placed and form a fringe.

Now, separate your fringes into two from one tassel and the next, and tie them together, trim the excess, and do the same with all of them.

And now you'll have your #mantejeda ready to enjoy on cold days.

FINAL RESULT