Blanket Free Crochet Blanket Pattern – Linked Hearts Updated February 13, 2026 This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through links on our site, I may earn a small commission. Click to see full details of my Privacy Policy. Pin it now, make later!1.7KShares Have you tried filet crochet? This beautiful linked hearts blanket has been designed by guest designer Emma Moss from @stitchedupbyemma, you can find the free pattern and more in this post including how to filet crochet. It’s super easy and I have a step-by-step tutorial to help you.TABLE OF CONTENTS1. Materials & Tools2. Convert Pattern Terms3. pattern Notes4. Gauge & Size 5. Terms & Abbreviations6. Learn how to Filet crochet 7. Right-handed tutorial 8. Left-Handed Tutorial 9. A message from the Designer10. Pin For Later11. Pattern Support12. Free Pattern: Linked hearts blanket13. Main Section14. Row 6-915. 10-1316. 14-1717. 18-6018. Border19. Sizing Alterations20. Blanket Patterns VIEW MORE▼ Linked Hearts Blanket Pattern by Emma Moss As this is a guest post, Bella Coco Crochet is unable to answer any queries. If you have a question, please contact the designer directly and they will be happy to help you. Materials & Tools Yarn: 1 x 50g Stylecraft Special DK in Pale Rose (Colour A), 1 x 50g Stylecraft Special DK in White (Colour B), 1 x 50g Stylecraft Special DK in Silver (Colour C), 1 x 50g Stylecraft Special DK in Duck Egg (Colour D) Hook: 4.5mm Scissors Darning Needle Stitch Markers (optional) Convert Pattern Terms Here you can quickly switch between UK and US crochet terms. This will make following the pattern easier as all terms will be converted to your preferred version. view in UK terms view in US terms pattern Notes Written in UK terms but switchable to US terms above. Assiting tutorials for filet crochet available in right and left-handed versions Gauge & Size Finished Blanket is approximately 24 inches x 28 inches Gauge – 15 double crochet. Stitches x 9 rows = 4 inches x 4 inches. Terms & Abbreviations Chain Space(ch-sp) Skip Stitch (sk): Skip stitch Slip Stitch (ss): Insert hook into space, yarn over and then pull through stitch and loop on hook Chain (ch): Yarn over, then pull through one loop on hook. Treble crochet (tr): Yarn over, insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull up a loop, you will have three loops on the hook. Yarn over, pull through two loops, yarn over and finally pull through remaining two loops. Double Crochet(s): dc(s): Insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull up a loop, you will have two loops on the hook. Yarn over and then pull through remaining two loops. How to Crochet – A Handy Reference Guide eBook Unsure of the differences between UK and US terms? Need a refresher on how to do your stitches? In my ‘How to crochet: A handy reference guide’ EBook I help you with all of these terms and you can always have them to hand! You will also get exclusive access to free video instructions. You can find my EBook HERE. Learn how to Filet crochet If you’ve never tried filet crochet before I would recommend practicing the technique before starting the pattern, alternatively you might need a refresher. Right-handed tutorial Left-Handed Tutorial A message from the Designer “I have always loved filet crochet. I like how simple it is. You can come up with the simplest or very intricate of designs depending on where you place your stitches. The filet technique is just Double crochet (US terms) and chain stitches placed in specific places to create open blocks that create a picture or pattern. If you can make a chain stitch and a double crochet stitch then you can crochet a filet blanket. The Linked Hearts Blanket is a beginner friendly pattern and has written row by row instructions as well as a chart to work from.” To see more of Emmas work visit her Instagram page @stitchedupbyemma Pin For Later Pattern Support The fastest way to get pattern support is to ask in our dedicated facebook group for Bella Coco Crochet patterns. This is the best place for you to connect with other crocheters. Please note, if you wish to change and adapt this pattern in any way, this must be done at your own exploration and we cannot offer assistance with this. Free Pattern: Linked hearts blanket Main Section You are viewing this pattern in UK terms. Start with a Ch90, tr in 3rd st from the hook. Row 1: tr along the rest of the Ch and turn. (89) Row 2: Ch 2, tr 27, ch 1, sk 1, tr 31, ch 1, sk 1, tr 28 and turn. Row 3: Ch 2, tr 25, ch 1, sk 1, tr 3, ch 1, sk 1, tr 27, ch 1, sk 1, tr 3, ch 1, sk 1, tr 26 and turn. Row 4: Ch 2, tr 23, ch 1, sk 1, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, tr 23, ch 1, sk 1, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, tr 24 and turn. Row 5: Ch 2, tr 21, ch 1, sk 1, tr 11, ch 1, sk 1, tr 19, ch 1, sk 1, tr 11, ch 1, sk 1, tr 22 and turn. Row 6-9 You are viewing this pattern in UK terms. Row 6: Ch 2, tr 11, ch 1, sk 1, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, tr 15, ch 1, sk 1, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, tr 15, ch 1, sk 1, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, tr 12 and turn. Row 7: Ch 2, tr 9, ch 1, sk 1, tr 3, ch 1, sk 1, tr 4, ch 1, sk 1, tr 17, ch 1, sk 1, tr 4, ch 1, sk 1, tr 3, ch 1, sk 1, tr 4, ch 1, sk 1, tr 17, ch 1, sk 1, tr 4, ch 1, sk 1, tr 3, ch 1, sk 1, tr 10 and turn. Row 8: Ch 2, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, [tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, tr, ch 1, sk 1, tr 19, ch 1, sk 1, tr, ch 1, sk1] twice, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, tr 8 and turn. Row 9: Ch 2, tr 5, ch 1, sk 1, [tr 11, ch 1, sk 1, tr 19, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 11, ch 1, sk 1, tr 6 and turn. The Crochet Community Keychain 10-13 You are viewing this pattern in UK terms. Row 10: Ch 2, tr 3, ch1, sk1, tr 13, ch 1, sk 1, tr, ch 1, sk 1, tr 15, ch 1, sk 1, tr, ch 1, sk 1, tr 11, ch 1, sk 1, tr, ch 1, sk 1, tr 15, ch 1, sk 1, tr, ch 1, sk 1, tr 13, ch 1, sk 1, tr 4 and turn. Row 11: Ch 2, tr 2, ch 1, sk 1, tr 14, ch 1, sk 1, tr 2, ch 1, sk 1, [tr 6, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 2, ch 1, sk 1, tr 11, ch 1, sk 1, tr 2, ch 1, sk 1, [tr 6, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 2, ch 1, sk 1, tr 14, ch 1, sk 1, tr 3 and turn. Row 12: Ch 2, tr, ch 1, sk 1, tr 16, ch 1, sk 1, tr 2, [ch 1, sk 1, tr 3] three times, ch 1, sk 1, tr 2, ch 1, sk 1, tr 13, ch 1, sk 1, tr 2, [ch 1, sk 1, tr 3] three times, ch 1, sk 1, tr 2, ch 1, sk 1, tr 16, ch 1, sk 1, tr 2 and turn. Row 13: Ch 2, tr, ch 1, sk 1, tr 17, ch 1, sk 1 [tr, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, [tr, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 15, ch 1, sk 1, [tr, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, [tr, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 17, ch 1, sk 1, tr 2 and turn. 14-17 You are viewing this pattern in UK terms. Row 14: Ch 2, tr, ch 1, sk 1, [tr 19, ch 1, sk 1, tr 11, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 19, ch 1, sk 1, tr 2 and turn Row 15: Ch 2, tr, ch 1, sk 1, [tr 9, ch 1, sk 1, tr 9, ch 1, sk 1, tr 11, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 9, ch 1, sk 1, tr 9, ch 1, sk 1, tr 2 and turn. Row 16: Ch 2, tr 2, ch 1, sk 1, [tr 6, ch 1, sk 1, tr 3, ch 1, sk 1, tr 6, ch 1, sk 1, tr 13, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 6, ch 1, sk 1, tr 3, ch 1, ck 1, tr 6, ch 1, sk 1, tr 3 and turn. Row 17: Ch 2, tr 3, ch 1, sk 1, *[tr, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, [tr, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 15, ch 1, sk 1* repeat * to * once more, [tr, ch1, sk 1] twice, tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, [tr, ch 1, sk 1] twice, tr 4 and turn. Linked Hearts Blanket Pattern by Emma Moss 18-60 You are viewing this pattern in UK terms. Row 18: Ch 2 and tr in every st and turn. Change to Colour B. Row 19: Ch 2 and tr in every st and turn. Row 20: Ch 3, sk 1, tr, [Ch 1, sk 1, tr] Rep to the end. Row 21: Ch 2 and tr in every st and turn. Change to Colour C. Row 22: Ch 2 and tr in every st and turn. Row 23 – 39: Rep rows 2 – 18. Change to colour B. Row 40 – 42: Rep rows 19 – 21. Change to colour D. Rows 43: Ch 2 and tr in every st and turn. Row 44 – 60: Rep rows 2 – 18. Fasten off and sew in ends. Linked Hearts Blanket Pattern by Emma Moss Border With the right side of the blanket facing attach Colour B into the top right hand corner. When working the 3 stitches for the corner you may want to mark the middle st with a stitch marker. You are viewing this pattern in UK terms. Rnd 1: Ch 1 (not counted as a stitch), 3 dc in corner st. dc in every st along the top, 3 dc in last st to make the corner, working along the side of the blanket place 2 dc in each row end around the last st. Continue this around the blanket, making sure to place 3 dc in the corner. Join with a slst to the first st. Rnd 2: Ch 1 (does not count as a st) tr in the same st as the ch 1, 3 tr in the middle of the 3 dcs making the corner. tr in every st around the blanket, making sure to place 3 tr in the middle of the 3 dc. Join with a slst to the top of the first st. Rnd 3: Rep Rnd 2 but join to the first tr with the invisible join. Weave in your ends. Your blanket may need lightly blocking. Chart: With your main colour Ch 90, tr into the 3rd ch from the hook and continue working from the chart below. Linked Hearts Blanket Pattern Chart Patchwork Blanket Sizing Alterations You may wish to alter the size of your blanket to make it bigger or smaller. On the chart you will notice colour lines running through the chart. These are pattern repeats. If you wish to make it longer work the chart through once, then add as many pattern repeats between the blue lines as you wish (Rows 2 – 22) but on the final repeat stop at the red line (Row 18). In order to make your blanket wider add the pattern repeat between the green lines (32 extra ch sts). Working the repeat between the first green line (st 14) to the second green line (st 46) until you have reached your desired width ensuring after your last repeat that you work to the end of the chart. Blanket Patterns Do you love crocheting blankets? Check out these FREE patterns available on the blog: Filet Heart Blanket Jewels Blanket 12 Point Star Blanket Bobble C2C Blanket Oh Shanti Yoga Blanket Filet Hearts Blanket Jewels Blanket 12 Point Star Blanket C2C Bobble Blanket Oh Shanti Yoga Blanket I always love to see your makes so if you try any of my patterns or follow my stitch tutorials please tag me @bellacococrochet or use the #bellacococrochet sarah-jayne KEEP ON making Don’t miss a thing! Sign up to our newsletter, grab a cuppa and find out about the latest posts and projects. First name Email address Thanks! Please check your inbox (and junk) to confirm your subscription! Pin it now, make later!1.7KShares Further Reading... Learn How to Crochet a Baby Blanket in 3 Hours! November 21, 2024 How to Crochet a Beautiful Heart Blanket January 20, 2022 How to Crochet Hexagon Bee Blanket: FREE Pattern May 13, 2025 43 Comments Mary Reavis February 19, 2020 at 7:13 pm The counts in this pattern are not adding up. Am I doing something wrong? It says 89 tr for row 1 then row 2 only has 88 stitches.. Row 7 has over 100 stitches. I love this blanket but the pattern is confusing. Is the ch 2 counted as a stitch or not as a stitch, it seems like it is on some rows while it’s not other rows. Reply Julie June 4, 2020 at 4:29 pm Hi Mary I have had the same issue as you. If you read the pattern at face value, then the sums do not add up. Did you manage to work it out? This is a beautiful blanket, but I’m not experienced enough to work this out. I’m thinking if you haven’t been able to work it out, then in view of the other post as well, I might find a different pattern Reply Lin June 11, 2020 at 5:25 pm I’VE just finished this blanket last night and it worked out fine. Need to pay attention as its easy to confuse 1 row for another when coicheting along. Came out GREAT!! Reply Jeannette February 20, 2021 at 4:03 am I’ve having the same problem. It adds up to 88 stitches not 89 which throws off the pattern by the time you get to row 9 Reply Carole sorenson October 21, 2024 at 9:10 am I absolutely love the heart pattern. Made 2 so far. I did change it a bit. For the border or edging. I used the pattern you had that separated the panels. I love it. I used all pink with the white. Beautiful I tried sending a picture. But it won’t let me. Reply Mary February 21, 2020 at 3:34 am I have been busy busy the last few days and thought crocheting would help me relax. LOL Do not try patterns when you are exhausted I guess. I looked at it again a few minutes ago and I can’t figure out what I was counting either. Sorry about the confusion. Is there a way to print this pattern? Would probably help me out to have it off the screen. lol Reply Jaymi Taylor March 15, 2020 at 4:02 pm For row 12, if the ch2 counts as the first TR then shouldn’t it be a ch3 since it’s creating a space? Reply Jessie June 8, 2020 at 7:35 pm The yarn you for the heart blanket is it baby yarn.. If not then could you tell me how you do your count for the blanket. Thank you, Jessie Reply Chelsea Reynolds June 17, 2020 at 7:55 pm Started this yesterday and have just completed row 9 and loving how this is coming out. I added an extra 2 repeats so it is a bigger blanket. Very easy to follow… thanks for the great pattern Emma and thanks for sharing Bella Coco Reply Lin MacQueen July 9, 2020 at 2:27 am Hi I would like to contact Emma to buy a copy of this pattern (without the noise of the ads etc). Is there an email address for her as we cannot go to instrgram at work. Thanks Reply Julia Cobb July 9, 2020 at 6:13 pm I am seriously frazzled with not being able to get this count to come out correctly. Can’t get past row 2,,, has anyone been able to figure this out? I do see others have posted as to this same problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated Reply Gemma July 19, 2020 at 8:14 am Hi. Row 8 of this pattern has a typo. It says “[tr 7, ch 1, sk 1, tr, ch 1, sk 1, tr 19, ch 1, sk 1, tr, ch 1, sk1]”. The 3rd and 5th tr have no number. The amount of stitches listed in this row is short by 4, as this is a repeat twice section I am assuming it should say tr1 in both missing places. Well I hope so because that’s what I’m doing! Reply Diane Harrison September 25, 2020 at 6:18 pm I am confused on the repeats. It looks like it starts with an upper heart, half way through. Does that work out? Did you just do it on the end? In my mind, starting the heart on the right half at the end of the pattern row doesn’t add up? Reply Navy choudhury October 4, 2020 at 1:53 pm Hi Bella Will there be a YouTube tutorial for this lovely pattern please? Many thanks Navy Reply Niko November 7, 2020 at 2:47 pm Hello there, after making a lot of this I realized something…. Your definition of treble/triple crochet is wrong. For a treble/triple crochet you yarn over twice before you insert the hook in the stitch to start it. You have that you yarn over once and then insert into stitch… Which would make it a double crochet. Then the double crochet is actually a single crochet. I’m pretty new to the crochet world but I’m fairly certain that these terms are described incorrectly. In the project though, from your pictures it does look like they are double crochet all the way through so at least I don’t have to go back on the pattern (if I even would have because I got through the colors one time each so far, haha). It was confusing to notice anyways. Love the pattern though 🙂 Reply Sandra Haden August 9, 2021 at 5:14 pm This pattern is written in UK terms. A Tr in UK is a double in US terms. A double in UK is a single in US terms. Hope this helps Reply Amanda December 29, 2020 at 2:53 am I’m not exactly understanding how to make it bigger. For some reason my brain is just not figuring out the instructions ♀️♀️ Reply Mani December 29, 2020 at 2:55 am I’m not exactly understanding how to make it bigger. For some reason my brain is just not figuring out the instructions ♀️♀️ Reply Erin January 15, 2021 at 11:36 pm All of the counts on this pattern are off, not by much, but if it’s off at all, it throws the whole thing off. I have been using the pic at the top to figure out the counts, so I’ll post them when I’m done and have the finished product to make certain my counts are correct. First off, if you chain 90 and then start back on the row in the third chain from the hook, that can’t leave you with 89 stitches. 90 – 3 is 87, which is the correct count. If you do the rest based on having 87 stitches, things will come out correct. On row 2, it has you work 27 stitches in, and then 28 on the other side. Those should always match, otherwise the hearts will be off center and look weird. So you should have 27 stitches on either side of where you started the hearts. I’m up to row 8 so far and all my counts are adding up to 87 across and the pattern is looking like the pictures above. Anyway, I’ll comment again when I’m done if anyone else needs this corrected. This is a beautiful pattern, but if the math and counts are all wonky, it’s not going to turn out right and just frustrate most of the people trying to make this. Reply Erin January 19, 2021 at 3:45 am I was able to figure it out! If everyone will just know that the original row count is 87, not 89, they should be ok. I found an online graph paper, made it 90 rows by 18 rows and then took the up close picture of just the pink section and counted stitches and laid it out on the graph paper. It came out perfectly. Reply Erin January 19, 2021 at 3:46 am I’m sorry, I made the graph paper 87 rows by 18 rows. Reply Fiona Huckvale February 1, 2021 at 7:19 pm Hi Erin, so pleased to see your comments on this pattern. I started it yesterday and keep undoing my work, thought i was loosing my mind. I shall start again now, changing that last treble number. Thanks x Reply Emma February 11, 2021 at 10:15 pm Hi, The pattern has been fully tested and I can assure you that the stitch counts are correct. When you chain 90 and work into the 3rd chain it will give you a count of 89 as the 2 skipped chains at the beginning are counted as a stitch too and need working into at the end of row 2. The reason why you start row 2 with 27 and finish with 28 is the CH2 at the beginning of the row counts as the 1st stitch which will give you 28 in total. You then need to make sure you are working into the top of the chain for your last stitch of the row. Reply Samantha j Kirk January 16, 2021 at 9:52 pm Is there a video tutorial for this blanket? I learnt to crochet through Bella Coco youtube Reply Clare Barber February 21, 2021 at 5:33 pm I made this blanket for a friends sisters baby and it was very well received. The pattern was easy (ish) to follow. I found that at some points in the middle of the pattern I had to really concentrate and tick off the stitches as I went so I didn’t get lost, but it all worked out great and it looks amazing. I am going to make a second one soon for a family baby. Reply Marion C Colburn February 25, 2021 at 10:53 am Thanks for sharing this pattern, the blanket is too sweet! I did two back to back in coordinating colors for twin girls and they turned out great. The first one went perfectly, the second one I tried to rush through and did a fair share of frogging.My best advice for those having problems is PAY ATTENTION! Pay attention to stitch placement, be sure you are doing the repeats correctly, STAY AWARE that in UK terms ‘tr’ is the same as ‘dc’ in US terms. When it says ‘tr’ without a number, that means do only one! And yes, the chain 2 at the beginning of each row counts as the first stitch (I did ch 3 for my projects). I hope this helps, it really is a precious blanket Reply Bonnie_in_MI. January 26, 2022 at 6:50 pm Hi Marion, If I understand your post correctly, where I see just ‘tr’ and no number, this is not a mistake in the written pattern? I’ve had to refer to the chart, (unfortunately for me, I have difficulty reading these charts when trying to teach myself how to work with them) In Row 8, then again in Row’s 12, 13, 14, and 15 so far, I see this happening, a tr and no number following it. If not going by the chart and using the wording for rows, there is no indication of just how many stitches are to be done. These are all just ONE stitch then? I’ve also already goofed and did the US stitches of a treble where it listed tr and not a double. I’ve trying to just follow through since I really do not want to rip out all of these rows and begin again, as I’ve done this multiple times already trying to fix the counts. Thanks, Bonnie Reply Victoria March 26, 2021 at 9:21 am Thank you. Was working amazingly out then the 2 year old decided to dance with it ♀️ This will teach me to put it up. Ha thank you i shall restart. Fingers cross i put it up Reply Donna April 1, 2021 at 11:03 pm I was just wondering how to crochet this for placemats. How can I do that and what size hook is best? I’m gonna use 100% cotton yarn. Thank you Reply Antonia Nicoletti-Eaton May 2, 2021 at 6:23 pm I want to make this basically double the size but I can’t figure out how to set the repeat at stitch 14-46 when several of the rows have more than that-if I just double it the hook of the heart doesn’t cross. Is there a way to get this pattern doubled more specifically? The math is just killing me right now. Reply Gwen May 28, 2021 at 11:50 pm Not sure why people are struggling but like any filet crochet you must pay attention. While I have had to pull out some stitches, it was certainly my error not the pattern creators error! Wonderful pattern. Instead of playing around with additions to make it wider I just added 16 stitches or each side. The first color section is beautiful and it works up fast. Looking forward to the end result. Thank you!!! Reply Cara Langley June 2, 2021 at 6:57 pm Made this blanket for my new baby granddaughter and her mother loves it…. I found the pattern easy to follow Loved doing it Reply Cathy September 15, 2021 at 7:53 pm Hi is there a video to this pattern? Reply Lori February 4, 2022 at 3:42 am This patter instructions are way off..not sure what ur writing but it could be beautiful if u don’t mind correcting the pattern for I see alot of us Reply Beth February 6, 2022 at 10:17 am I’m just about to finish this blanket and it’s been quite the adventure. I didn’t realize the chain 2 counts as a stitch and it was throwing me way off. I spent 4 days rereading the pattern, printing out graph paper to make my own chart, reading through everyone’s comments, and a lot of frogging. Eventually everything clicked and it was smooth sailing and all my rows add up to 89. I’m about to start the border and that’s when I noticed a mistake in this pattern. The written pattern and the graph work out the same but they are different than the blanket in the pictures. The picture of the pink section that’s right before the border instructions was not made using this exact pattern. I counted the stitches in the picture and they only add up to 87. In the written pattern and graph there has been an extra stitch added on both sides so it adds up to 89. Maybe this is where people are getting confused. I also think that it would be worth mentioning in the pattern that the chain 2 counts as a stitch and needs working into at the end of the rows. I wasn’t counting it so I would work my first double crochet into that first stitch instead of skipping it and it was throwing my stitch count way off. I didn’t realize about the chain 2 until I read Emma’s response and it would’ve saved me a lot of frustration had it been mentioned. I love the blanket though, very cute! *I posted this comment twice because it somehow was made as a reply instead of its own comment. Reply Beth February 6, 2022 at 6:38 pm There are 89 stitches in each row of your written pattern but only 87 stitches in your pictures of the blanket. It should be noted in the pattern that the chain 2 counts as a stitch and needs working into at the end of each row. Beautiful blanket and the pattern works great but you really have to pay close attention. Reply Effie Baily February 10, 2022 at 2:19 am I purchase #3 yarn to do this blanket. When I work the gauge, it turns out way too small. The pattern doesn’t say what size yarn to use. Could it need to be a #4 yarn instead of #2? Reply Johnna July 19, 2022 at 11:37 pm This is the most confusion pattern I’ve encountered. I’ve tried it 4 times and I’ve finally given up. The pattern is not written correctly and it is too back because the blanket is beautiful. I would be nice if there was a video or just better instructions. It looks like I’m not the only one having the issues. Reply Michelle October 26, 2022 at 2:02 am Hi I have searched for the link for the written pattern but I can’t find it. Please could you send it to me. Reply Ashina October 27, 2023 at 9:53 pm I think that the issue with this pattern is that it doesn’t take into account that when you chain 2 and turn the row changes direction. I’ve tried the pattern multiple times and I’ve found that if you complete the odd rows backwards then everything should work out. Reply Donna Forcht July 15, 2024 at 3:23 pm I was able to print free pattern to include row 17, and couldn’t get rest of pattern. Reply Julie Keller October 2, 2024 at 11:59 pm I’m doing row 10 on the linked baby blanket and I’ve ripped it out 10 times already. I’m getting very upset. With it. Was going very good till now. Reply Sherry January 8, 2025 at 2:38 pm Is there a printed version? 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