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Happy Throw Part Fifteen

By Mistie Bush · Updated August 1, 2026

Accessories· Blankets and Squares· Crochet Patterns· Crochet-Alongs (CALs)

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Hi Everyone! Welcome to Happy Throw Crochet Along Part Fifteen! I am so excited to be crocheting this Year Long Crochet Along with you. If this is your first time stitching one of my awesome and fun filled crochet a longs, WELCOME TO THE FAMILY! Grab your supplies (if you haven’t already), your favorite snack and beverage, get comfy and start stitching up your blanket with me. Be sure to yell if you need help. I am right here to help you out. This is going to be lots of fun!! You can find more of my crochet a longs >>HERE<<

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By Mistie Bush May 6, 2021 – Part Fifteen

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Queue & Favorite on Ravelry! #ACHAPPYTHROW2021 THESE PATTERNS WILL ONLY BE AVAILABLE FOR FREE FOR THE DURATION OF THE CROCHET ALONG Once completed, patterns will be removed and only be available in my shops! I love getting to see how your blankets are coming along. Thank you so much for sharing them with me. My goal for this Happy Throw crochet along is for us to have a lot of fun, stay in our happy place, create a beautiful blanket, and share our work with one another. Enjoy!

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For full details on this crochet along – >>>CLICK HERE!<<<

I would love to see your projects in my Facebook Group or on Instagram!

Happy Throw ~ Crochet Along

REQUIREMENTS

Level of Difficulty Advanced Beginner Yarn What colors? Whatever your heart desires. You can use multiple colors, a solid color or a gradient of sorts. The only requirement is your colors make you happy. ? You can work with my suggested yarn and color or select your own yarn and colors! However, depending on the weight of the yarn will depend on how defined your stitches are. Hooks and Notions Hooks: I (5.5mm), scissors, tape measure and blunt yarn needle Measurement 40 inches – using dreamy yarn. Gauge Mine is 12 hdc + 2 rows = 4-inches (beginning of blanket) using the Red Heart dreamy yarn Abbreviations – US Terminology Ch/chs = chain/chains Sc = single crochet Hdc = half double crochet St(s) = stitch(s) Dc = double crochet Tr = treble crochet sc3tog = single crochet 3 together BPdc = back post double crochet FPdc = front post double crochet Herr-dc = herringbone double crochet

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Pattern Notes Queue & Favorite on Ravelry! Chain 1 at beginning of row does NOT count as a stitch I used 3 colors of Red Heart Dreamy #4 yarn. You do not have to use 4 colors. You can use as little or as many colors as your heart desires. The only requirement is your colors make you happy. ? You may use any size yarn and the recommended hook size. However, depending on the weight of the yarn will depend on how defined your stitches are. If your yarn suggests using a I hook, then that’s what you will use. UNLESS you crochet to tight or to loose. Then you may want to adjust your hook size accordingly. Chain 3 at beginning of row does counts as a stitch. *Happy Throw Two starts May 10, 2021*

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Because I am a tight crocheter I used the J crochet hook to chain with, so the chain isn’t to tight. This will also keep it from buckling. If you crochet loosely then you really shouldn’t have to go up a hook size when chaining. Rule of thumb always check your gauge. **If you choose to use Red Heart dreamy try not to make an oopsy as this yarn is not as forgiving when ripping out. My suggestion to you is be really careful when ripping out otherwise you will have a bigger mess than you’d like.** Special Stitches Not for this part of the Happy Throw Video Tutorials if available will be on my You Tube Channel – Subscribe to my You Tube Channel!

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I would love to see your projects in my Facebook Group or on Instagram!

Crochet With Mistie! ~ Part FIFTEEN

Instructions

COLORS: A – Dark Taupe; B – Ivory; C – Rose Working with Color C Row 98: Chain 1, dc in same stitch, *FPdc around the next stitch, dc in the next two stitches,* repeat from *to* across until the last two stitches, FPdc around the second to last stitch, dc in the last stitch. Turn (120 sts) Row 99: Chain 1, dc in same stitch, dc in the next stitch, *FPdc around the next two stitches, dc in the next stitch,* repeat from *to* across, dc in the last stitch. Turn (120 sts) Fasten off Color C and attach Color A Rows 100-108: Repeat Rows 98 and 99 Row 109-110: Chain 1, hdc in the same stitch, hdc in each stitch across. Turn (120) At this point I decided to finish my Happy Throw. If you are happy with the length of yours then go ahead and work the edging. Edging Using Color A This is what I did… At end of Row 110 Work (2 hdc, ch 1, 2 hdc) in the last stitch, hdc evenly down the side, work (2 hdc, ch 1, 2 hdc), hdc evenly across the bottom. Repeat this for the other side and across the top, Slip Stitch in the first hdc. Fasten Off and weave in all loose ends. Share your progress on Instagram using #ACHAPPYTHROW2021

For full details on this crochet along – >>>CLICK HERE!<<<

Don’t forget Happy Throw Two starts May 10, 2021 !!

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I'm on a mission to share my love of crochet, knitting, and spinning with others, teaching and inspiring makers of all skill levels. Fueled by faith and an undeniable coffee addiction, I’m here to guide you through every stitch—whether you're picking up a hook, needle, or spindle for the first time or looking to expand your skills. This journey is about more than creating beautiful pieces—it’s about building a community, supporting my family, and sharing the joy and purpose I find in every thread.

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