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    Contrasting colors for the inner circles are striped randomly. Each square measures approx 12.5" x 12.5" after blocking. If your gauge is way off your squares won't lay flat.

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    Bullseye Afghan

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    Contrasting colors for the inner circles are striped randomly. Each square measures approx 12.5" x 12.5" after blocking. If your gauge is way off your squares won't lay flat.

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    Contrasting colors for the inner circles are striped randomly. Each square measures approx 12.5" x 12.5" after blocking. If your gauge is way off your squares won't lay flat.

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    Bullseye Afghan

    Uploaded by

    Jill Krahling
    Contrasting colors for the inner circles are striped randomly. Each square measures approx 12.5" x 12.5" after blocking. If your gauge is way off your squares won't lay flat.

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    BULLSEYE

    BY BRITTANY TYLER

    Craft: Crochet Difficulty: Beginner Materials: Yarn CC 1: various worsted weight yarn remnants (suggestions: Malabrigo Worsted, Ella Rea Classic, Jill Eaton Minnow Merino, and Lambs Pride Worsted). You will need approx 75 yds for each square. CC 2: Ella Rae Classic [100% Wool; 219 yards (200 meters);100 grams (3.53 ounces); CYCA 4/medium] 1 ball. MC: Ella Rae Classic [100% Wool; 219 yards (200 meters);100 grams (3.53 ounces); CYCA 4/medium] approx 150 yds / square. Hook Size H (5 mm). Adjust hook size if necessary to obtain correct gauge Notions A tapestry needle Gauge: Circle should measure 3.73 in diameter after round 2. Gauge is not crucial for this pattern, but if your gauge is way off your squares wont lay flat. Available Sizes: One size Measurements: Each square measures approx 12.5 x 12.5 after blocking

    Instructions: Note: The contrasting colors for the inner circles are striped randomly and each one contains six or seven different colors. Set up: Ch 3, join with sl st in first st to form ring, DC 12 times into center of ring, join with sl st in space between the next two DC sts Round 1: Ch 3 (counts as first DC), DC once in same space, *DC twice in next space between DC sts of previous round, repeat from * to end of round, join with a sl st in space between next two DC sts 24 sts Continuing to work in the space between the DC sts of the previous round: Round 2: Ch 3, DC once in same space, DC once in next space, *DC twice in next space, DC once in next space, repeat from * to end of round, join with a sl st in next space 36 sts Round 3: Ch 3, DC once in same space, DC once in next 2 spaces, *DC twice in next space, DC once in next 2 spaces, repeat from * to end of round, join with a sl st in next space 48 sts Round 4: Ch 3, DC once in same space, DC once in next 3 spaces, *DC twice in next space, DC once in next 3 spaces repeat from * to end of round, join with a sl st in next space 60 sts Round 5: Ch 3, DC once in each space between DC sts of previous round. Round 6: Ch 3, DC once in same space, DC once in next 4 spaces, *DC twice in next space, DC once in next 4 spaces, repeat from * to end of round, join with a sl st in next space 72 sts Round 7: Ch 3, DC once in same space, DC once in next 5 spaces, *DC twice in next space, DC once in next 5 spaces, repeat from * to end of round, join with a sl st in next space 84 sts Round 8: Ch 3, DC once in each space between DC sts of previous round. Round 9: Ch 3, DC once in same space, DC once in next 6 spaces, *DC twice in next space, DC once in next 6 spaces, repeat from * to end of round, join with a sl st in next space 96sts Change to MC Round 10: join yarn in first st, working in the back loop of each st only: Ch 3, DC once in same st, Ch 2, DC twice more in same st (this creates the first corner) DC once in next 3 sts, HDC once in next 3 sts, SC once in next 11 sts, HDC once in next 3 sts, DC once in next 3 sts,* DC twice in next st, Ch 2, DC twice more in same st, DC once in next 3 sts, HDC once in next 3 sts, SC once in next 11 sts, HDC once in next 3 sts, DC once in next 3 sts repeat from * to end of round, sl st to join. Note: from now on you will work in both loops of each stitch

    Round 11: sl st to first corner, Ch 3, DC once in same space, Ch 2, DC twice more in same space, DC once in next 4 sts, HDC once in next 3 sts, sc once in each st to 7 sts before next corner, HDC once in next 3 sts, DC once in next 4 sts, *DC twice in next Ch 2 space, Ch 2, DC twice more in same space, DC once in next 4 sts, HDC once in next 3 sts, sc once in each st to 7 sts before next corner, HDC once in next 3 sts, DC once in next 4 sts, repeat from * to end of round, sl st to join. Round 12: sl st to first corner. Ch 3, DC once in same space, Ch 2, DC twice more in same space, DC once in next 5 sts, HDC once in each st to 5 sts before next corner, DC once in next 5 sts, *DC twice in next Ch 2 space, Ch 2, DC twice more in same space, DC once in next 5 sts, HDC once in each st to 5 sts before next corner, DC once in next 5 sts, repeat from * to end of round, sl st to join. Round 13: sl st to first corner. Ch 3, DC once in same space, Ch 2, DC twice more in same space, DC once in each st to next corner, *DC twice in next Ch 2 space, Ch 2, DC twice more in same space, DC once in each st to next corner, repeat from * to end of round, sl st to join. Sl st to next corner. End off leaving a long tail (youll use this later to sew the squares together). Make 8 more squares for a smaller square blanket or 11 more squares for a larger rectangular blanket. Using a tapestry needle sew squares together. Border: With CC2, join yarn in any corner of the blanket. Round 1: Ch 3, DC twice in same space, Ch 2, DC 3 more times in same space, DC once in each st to next corner, *DC 3 times in next Ch 2 space, Ch 2, DC 3 more times in same space, DC once in each st to next corner, repeat from * to end of round, sl st to join. Round 2: sl st to first corner, Ch 3, DC twice in same space, Ch 2, DC 3 more times in same space, DC once in each st to next corner, *DC 3 times in next Ch 2 space, Ch 2, DC 3 more times in same space, DC once in each st to next corner, repeat from * to end of round, sl st to join. Repeat last round once more or until border is desired width. End off. Weave in all ends. Blockify. Original design by Brittany Tyler Brittany Tyler is happily employed at her LYS, Stix, in beautiful Bozeman, MT. You can find more of her original designs at BrittanyTylerDesigns.com

    It is of the utmost importance to Tangled to provide accurate and well-written patterns. All Tangled patterns have been carefully edited for errors. If you think you may have found a mistake or need assistance with this design please contact Team Tangled at [email protected]. This pattern is copyright 2010 by Brittany Tyler and may not be distributed in any way. Photos by Brittany Tyler

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