Check out the Prairie Star Throw Crochet Pattern, a striking handmade throw project with a spectacular design! The diamond and triangle pieces are arranged here to create a bold star motif right in the center. The blocks feature six vivid colors, giving off a mesmerizing stained glass effect once you combine them. So, would you dare to give it a try?
Is The Desert Star Throw Difficult To Crochet?
This crochet afghan blanket pattern by Marilyn Coleman and Mary Jane Protus is a big-scale project suitable for experienced crafters. It requires you to know different crochet techniques, including working stitches in rounds and rows.
The diamond and triangle motifs are joined as you go, so there is no sewing needed at the end. To recreate the star-shaped design visible in the photos, be sure to follow the assembly diagram provided with the written instructions.
Which Yarn Is Recommended For The Throw?
For best results and a soft, cozy finish, use 100% acrylic yarn such as Red Heart Super Saver. This medium-weight yarn offers high quality and beautiful deep colors. You can either stick to the original colorway or have some fun coming up with your own interpretation.
The photographed sample includes 1 skein of Burgundy, Rouge, and Coral, 2 skeins of Dark Orchid, and 3 skeins of Chili and Grey Heather.
How Many Pieces Do I Need to Make?
To make this oversized geometric crochet throw, you need to work 226 motifs. Its design consists of 208 diamonds and 18 triangles, creating a blanket that measures about 54″ x 77″. The diamond pieces work up in joined rounds, while triangles are crocheted back and forth in rows. It’s a fun long-term project that’s sure to earn you many compliments!
