WISHGHAN CAL – Week #14 Ivy Covered Cottage Vertical Border (Make 2)

This week, we’re continuing on with the ivy border, making the two vertical rectangles. These are extremely long as they run the length of the blanket, so take it at your own pace. Make sure to take breaks and grab a coffee or cuppa tea. These rectangles are the longest ones we’ve ever made in any of the graphghans!

Be patient, and know that you are making a beautiful border that will truly make this blanket feel like it came from the pages of a storybook, which is of course, exactly what it did!

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While this Wishghan CAL posts will always be here for free on my blog, for convenience, I’ve also created one giant 70-page PDF file for those who would like to purchase a copy of all the files together in one place along with a photo tutorial of connecting the squares and doing the final border. No searching through posts necessary! Plus, it’s over there now, should you want to work ahead of the group rather than wait for each week’s new square. You can purchase this pattern for a small fee here in the store.

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Make sure to post your finished squares/rectangles on social media:

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Chart:

Color Key:

Pattern:

***This rectangle will be worked the same as the other TALL RECTANGLES. It’s just even taller! ***

Increasing:

↓ Row 1: T
↑ Row 2: T2
↓ Row 3: T3
↑ Row 4: T4
↓ Row 5: T5
↑ Row 6: T6
↓ Row 7: T7
↑ Row 8: T8
↓ Row 9: T9
↑ Row 10: T10

Corner (***To start the TALL RECTANGLE, begin with an increase to start Row 11, then Decrease at the END of the ↓ Rows and Increase at the END of the ↑ Rows.***): 

↓ Row 11: T10
↑ Row 12: T10
↓ Row 13: T10
↑ Row 14: T10
↓ Row 15: T10
↑ Row 16: T10
↓ Row 17: T10
↑ Row 18: T10
↓ Row 19: T10
↑ Row 20: T3, D, T5, D
↓ Row 21: G, D, T3, D3, T2
↑ Row 22: D2, G2, D, T3, D, G
↓ Row 23: G, D2, T3, G2, D2
↑ Row 24: T, D3, F, T, D, G, D, T
↓ Row 25: T, L, D, G, D, F, T, L2, T
↑ Row 26: T, L2, T, F, D, G, D, L, T
↓ Row 27: T2, L, D2, T, F, T3
↑ Row 28: T3, F, D, L, T4
↓ Row 29: D, T3, L, D, T, F, T2
↑ Row 30: T2, F, T, D, T4, D
↓ Row 31: G, D, T4, F2, T2
↑ Row 32: T2, F2, T3, D, G, T
↓ Row 33: T, L, D, T2, F2, T3
↑ Row 34: T4, F2, D, L, T2
↓ Row 35: T3, D, F2, T4
↑ Row 36: T5, F2, T2, D
↓ Row 37: D, T2, F, T6
↑ Row 38: T6, F, T, D, G
↓ Row 39: G, D, T, F, T6
↑ Row 40: T6, F, T, D, G
↓ Row 41: L, G, D, F, T, D2, T3
↑ Row 42: T, D4, F, T, D, L, T
↓ Row 43: D, T2, D, F, T, G2, D2
↑ Row 44: T, L, T3, F2, T, D, G
↓ Row 45: G, D, T3, F, T2, L, T
↑ Row 46: T4, F, T2, D, G, D
↓ Row 47: L, D, G, D, T2, F, T3
↑ Row 48: T3, F, T2, D, G, D, L
↓ Row 49: T, L, D, G, D, T, D2, T2
↑ Row 50: D3, F, T, D2, T3
↓ Row 51: T4, D, T, F, D, G2
↑ Row 52: D2, T, F3, T4
↓ Row 53: T, F6, T, L2
↑ Row 54: L, T4, F4, T
↓ Row 55: T, F, T8
↑ Row 56: T8, F, T
↓ Row 57: T, F, T8
↑ Row 58: T8, F, T
↓ Row 59: T, F, T, D5, T2
↑ Row 60: T2, D5, F, T2
↓ Row 61: T2, F, T, G3, D, G, T
↑ Row 62: T, G, D, G2, F3, T2
↓ Row 63: T2, F, T2, F, D2, G2
↑ Row 64: L, G2, T3, F, T3
↓ Row 65: T3, F, T3, L3
↑ Row 66: L2, T4, F, T2, D
↓ Row 67: D, T3, F, T5
↑ Row 68: T, D3, T, F, T2, D2
↓ Row 69: L, D2, T2, D4, T
↑ Row 70: T, G3, F, T, D, G, D, L
↓ Row 71: T, L, D, G, D, F, G, D2, T
↑ Row 72: L2, T2, F, D, G, D, L, T
↓ Row 73: T2, L, T, D, F, T2, L2
↑ Row 74: T4, D, T5
↓ Row 75: T5, F, T4
↑ Row 76: T4, F, T, F, T3
↓ Row 77: T3, F3, T4
↑ Row 78: D3, T, F, T, F, T3
↓ Row 79: D, T2, F, T, F, T, D, G2
↑ Row 80: G2, D, F, T2, F, T, D, T
↓ Row 81: T, D, T2, F, T, F, T, D2
↑ Row 82: L, F2, T2, F, T, D, G, T
↓ Row 83: T, G, D, T, D, T5
↑ Row 84: T2, D4, T, D, G, T
↓ Row 85: T, L, G, D, F, D5
↑ Row 86: D, G2, L, F, T, D, G, L, T
↓ Row 87: T3, G, D, F, L, D2, T
↑ Row 88: T, L, T2, F, L2, T3
↓ Row 89: T2, D, T, L, T, F, T, L2
↑ Row 90: L, T2, F, T, F, T, D, G, L
↓ Row 91: L, G, D, T2, F2, T3
↑ Row 92: T2, G2, F, T, D2, G, L
↓ Row 93: T, L, D, G, T, F, D, G2, T
↑ Row 94: D3, T, F, D, G, T3
↓ Row 95: T3, G, D, F, T4
↑ Row 96: T4, F, D, T4
↓ Row 97: T4, F2, T4
↑ Row 98: T4, D, F, T4
↓ Row 99: T4, F, D3, T2
↑ Row 100: D3, L, D, F, T, D, G, L
↓ Row 101: L, G, D, T, F, T, L, G2, D
↑ Row 102: D3, T2, F, D2, G, L
↓ Row 103: T, L, D2, T, F, T, L3
↑ Row 104: T, L2, T, F, T, L, T3
↓ Row 105: T3, L, D, F, T2, L, T
↑ Row 106: T3, D, F, D, F2, T2
↓ Row 107: D, T, F4, D2, T2
↑ Row 108: T, D, G, T, F, T2, F, T, D
↓ Row 109: G, D, T, F, T3, L, G, D
↑ Row 110: L2, T3, F, T2, G, D
↓ Row 111: L, D2, T, F, T5
↑ Row 112: T4, F, T, D, G, D, L
↓ Row 113: L, D, G, D, T, F, T4
↑ Row 114: T4, F, T, D2, L, T
↓ Row 115: T3, D, T, F, G2, D, T
↑ Row 116: T, D, G, D, F2, T4
↓ Row 117: T5, F, T, D2, L
↑ Row 118: L, T2, F, T6
↓ Row 119: T3, F4, T2, L
↑ Row 120: T3, F5, T2
↓ Row 121: D, T, F2, T6
↑ Row 122: T2, D5, F, D, G
↓ Row 123: G, D, F, T, G, D3, T2
↑ Row 124: T, D, G4, T, D, G, D
↓ Row 125: L, D2, T2, G3, D, T
↑ Row 126: G, D3, T2, D3, L
↓ Row 127: T3, D, T3, G3
↑ Row 128: L2, T4, D, T3
↓ Row 129: T4, F, D, T4
↑ Row 130: T3, D2, F, T4

Corner (Decrease at the end of each Row to finish the RECTANGLE):

↓ Row 131: T3, F, G2, D, T2
↑ Row 132: T, D, G2, T, F, T2
↓ Row 133: T, F, T, D4
↑ Row 134: G3, L, F2
↓ Row 135: T, L4
↑ Row 136: L3, T
↓ Row 137: T, F, T
↑ Row 138: F, T
↓ Row 139: T

***NOTE: The second vertical ivy border is worked the same as the first, however, when you get to the single crochet border around the outside, you will want to flip it so that if there was a RS and WS, that the single crochet would be on the WS of the work (Mirror imaged if you will). In other words, the vine at the top of the vertical border should align with the top of the horizontal border’s vine.***