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  • [NO LONGER AVAILABLE] Gorgeous Traditional Baby Blanket Featuring Dragonflies

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    This pattern is a wonderful variation on a lovely afghan featured on the popular TV show‘Call the Midwife’. If you were a fan of the show, you probably remember those gorgeous blankets too.

    This blanket is elegant, superb and delicate.

    Call the Dragonfly pattern by Asta Neely designed as a receiving size blanket, comes with all the details you need on how to make it bigger if desired.

    UPDATE- The pattern has been removed from Ravelry. NO LONGER AVAILABLE

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    Traditional Baby Blanket Featuring Dragonflies

    Materials
    Colour A
    400g 4ply Acrylic Yarn
    Colour B
    50g 4ply Acrylic Yarn
    The yarn used in the image shown is Bebe 100 baby yarn in
    mint and Hayfield Baby Bonus 4ply in white
    4mm Crochet Hook
    Scissors
    Yarn Needle

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    [Free Pattern] Gorgeous Traditional Baby Blanket Featuring Dragonflies

    Check out the original source for this Gorgeous Traditional Baby Blanket Featuring Dragonflies free crochet pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Asta Neely

    Thanks to Asta Neely for the article inspiration and featured image.

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    18 Comments to [NO LONGER AVAILABLE] Gorgeous Traditional Baby Blanket Featuring Dragonflies

    1. Ann Williams

      I so want to make this blanket and would love the instructions. I am very sorry about what happened, people can be so difficult. Would you please send me the dragon fly pattern. I have a baby due at the end of the year that I am wanting to make this for.
      Thanks,
      Ann