"I would love to make this blanket for my brand new great grandson, but I cannot save the pattern, because I can not find the button anywhere!! Could someone please tell me how to save the pattern?"

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"The join is tricky until you get it down and then it's a "I coulda had a V-8" moment. One advantageous thing about this project is that it's done in panels so you can have one at home, one in a take along bag, and one at work for your break time. I had 3 panels going at any given time, which was handy because I was going through physical therapy at the time, which meant a great deal of waiting. I used DROPs Safran and a 3.5 mm hook for my project and I gifted the afghan to my brother and sister-in-law for their 1-yr anniversary. They were astonished at the intricacy of it. That was funny to me because after looking at it for so long it didn't look fancy to me any more since I knew how it was assembled. Sis-in-law was determined that it was a "look with your eyes, not with your hands" item, but I told her it was meant to be used and if it got worn out I could always hook another one! I did Not divulge that it took me a year to make it, haha. I mostly worked on it in our conference room, when it wasn't being used, during my lunch hour. I did find a place to upload the .pdf of my write-up to and if AFC allows links, here it is on Pinterest https//www.pinterest.com/pin/240661173824580846/"

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"I have made a few of these using all kinds of yarn. they make up really quick and are really easy. Once you get the hang of it thy it in chunky yarn. Just make sure you have an even number. for the ones I made I bought 16 to 20 for a big blanket"

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"Got row 9 done (I think) but row 10 instructions have to be wrong. Not enough ch-1 spaces in row 9 to work row 10"

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"There are no visible "shells", an no "seashore". I'm questioning the name choice of this pattern. Especially since I already have one with the same name. https//www.missedstitches.com/2015/02/new-cr == ochet-pattern-seashells-by.html"

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