This Crocheted Monopoly Throw Transcends All Blankets Before, After, and Forevermore – Yes, There’s a Pattern!

Posted by Danielle | Dec 30, 2018 | Crochet Patterns |

UPDATE: As of December 2023, @pilotviruet is no longer on Twitter and it appears that this pattern is now available via a different site here. There is also an option on Ravelry, designed by Emma Cameron.

Twitter user @pilotviruet wins Christmas, there’s no debate! This lucky ducky received the best gift from mom, a handmade blanket … and what’s even cooler, it’s a replica of a Monopoly board! So so so good!

Read all about it via Elite Daily.

Get the pattern, here you go, via teachmegraphghan.com.

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