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Superhero Crochet Blankets Pattern

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Do you remember the Princess blankets we featured last year? Well SarahBethsBoutique created another amazing design. This Crochet pattern is for Superhero blankets. This crochet pattern is not free but it is certainly going viral right now. We want to make sure you get the pattern from its ORIGINAL source.  You can buy the Superhero pattern individually or as a bundle.

Superhero Crochet Blanket PATTERNS Bundle: Batman, Wonder Woman, Spiderman, Superman, Supergirl, The Hulk, Ironman, and Captain America

Looking for more Batman themed crochet patterns? Check these out on Etsy  or these articles on our own blog.

 

Comments

  2. Hi, I’m trying to find out how I can get the superhero bundle patterns. It seems they have been removed from Etsy.

  4. Nope. Etsy made her remove Wonder Woman from the bundle, and it looks like others are gone, too. Bummer.

  6. I’m looking for the Super girl blanket pattern and no luck, I have Captain America pattern and it was fun to make.

  7. I can onlyfind bundle pack #1 and it does not include the Batman blanket. I would love the batman as n and princess patterns.
    Thank you Patty

  10. if you’ve made these what yarn did you use and does anyone have any idea as to why she doubled the strands? I have emailed her but have not heard back. really makes a heavy blanket. I used Caron in the one pound skeins and it just seems cumbertson..

  11. there should be enough Batman patterns out there that you could just use any of the ther super hero blankets and just do black and yellow. i know you can find a batman emblem somewhere on pinterest.

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