This Destination Unknown Afghan is like having two afghans in one using my double overlay mosaic crochet technique! The front of the afghan has a mesmerizing illusion of a hidden door, while the back has a repeating Hitomezashi stitch pattern! If weaving in the ends, or hiding them in an envelope border, is your least favorite part of a mosaic project, you’ll love making this afghan. It starts two rows at a time with a two-color chain for the fringe, the rows are worked separately, then joined together again to complete the two-color chain fringe at the end of the two rows. This “two-colour chain DS” is created by, and used with permission of, Assia Brill, creator of the Distitch technique. You can learn this two-colour chain DS on Assia Brill’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1IJzsKKCXY. To learn about Hitomezashi stitch patterns, visit Numberphile on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbfhzlMk2eY. Can you guess what words were used to generate the stitch pattern for this afghan? The answer is on the back (check out the last photo)! If you'd like to learn my double mosaic technique, download my Double Hearts Coaster Set pattern (https://kathrynclarkcrochet.com/doubled-hearts-coasters/) and follow along on my YouTube Channel (https://youtu.be/THF6wA2uMP0) ! BONUS: If you prefer an overlay mosaic version to the double mosaic technique, a pre-ticked overlay mosaic chart for the afghan front is also included with this pattern! Materials: The afghan was created with 4000 yds. of acrylic DK weight yarn and a size 6/0 (3.50 mm) crochet hook. A size 7/0 (4.00 mm) crochet hook is optional, for the beginning border only. Stitch markers are highly recommended. Finished Sizes: 43″ wide x 51-1/2″ long (not including fringe) This pattern is written in standard U.S. terms with additional terms created to define the double stitches. ------------------------------------------------------------------ **ACCESSING PATTERN PURCHASES ON ETSY** At the time of purchase, Etsy will email you a link to the pattern file(s); however, you can access your downloads at any time as follows: 1. You must have been logged into your Etsy account before completing the purchase. 2. Choose “Purchases” under your account profile picture. 3. Scroll to the order, or use the search bar to locate the order. 4. Click the “Download files” button next to the order to download the file(s). 5. Happy Crocheting!