Attic24 Storyteller Blanket Yarn Pack

Description

Attic24 Storyteller Blanket Yarn Pack — 15 x 100g Balls

Some blankets are just blankets. The Storyteller is something more. Designed by the much-loved Lucy of Attic24, this beautiful crochet blanket was inspired by the enchanting seasonal illustrations of Jill Barklem’s Brambly Hedge  a world of woodland mice, hedgerow kitchens, and the quiet magic of living by the seasons. The result is a colour palette that feels warm, nostalgic, and deeply cosy  like a childhood memory made tangible in yarn.

The pack contains all the wool you need to make Lucy’s Storyteller Blanket: 15 x 100g balls of Stylecraft Special DK in the full curated colour sequence, the pattern is available on Lucys blog. The free step-by-step photo tutorial is also available on the Attic24 blog, making this an ideal project for beginners and experienced crocheters alike.

What’s in the pack

• 15 x 100g balls of Stylecraft Special DK (100% premium acrylic)
• Colours personally chosen by Lucy to reflect the Brambly Hedge palette including Gingerbread, Milky Tea, Cinder Rose, Pistachio, Blue Sky, Copper, Claret, Mistletoe, North Sea, and more

Project details

• Finished size: approximately 120cm x 120cm
• Hook size: 4mm (or 3.5mm for looser tension)
• You will also need a hook 1mm larger than your main hook for the final decorative border round
• Yarn weight: DK
• Care: Machine washable — soft, durable, and family friendly

Why crocheters love it

• A genuinely beautiful, heirloom-quality blanket with a story behind every colour
• Simple four-round repeat pattern — easy to learn, easy to memorise
• Plenty of yarn left over after the blanket — enough for a baby blanket, a cushion, or a second smaller project
• Stylecraft Special DK is one of the most trusted and widely used DK yarns in the UK — consistent, soft, and excellent value
• Huge community of makers online — thousands of Storyteller blankets have been shared on social media

Please note: pack quantities are calculated for the tension stated in the pattern. If your tension differs or you use a different hook size, you may need additional yarn. The free pattern and photo tutorial are available on the Attic24 blog.

You can get the pattern for this blanket on the attic24s blog. Click the link here to go to the pattern