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Pony Blocks Baby Blanket

19 years ago

Has anyone successfully knitted the Coats & Clark baby blanket (Book 0116) pattern #3 called Pony Blocks? My trial looks similar to the photo but the tail and hooves do not look exactly correct. If so, has anyone written corrected error notations in your pattern? I phoned Coats & Clark mid-March for corrections, but no response email wise of telephone-wise.

I'd like to make this for my grandson

Thank you for your help

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sheilajoyce_gw
19 years ago
Try their website. Often they have a button for pattern corrections at such sites.
marvel
Original Author
19 years ago
Thank you. I did try their website and they only give a phone number. Not set up for emails, either. I even tried stitchworx who designed the pattern. I was hoping to find someone who had worked the blanket and had noted corrections. Thanks for your help.
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