Fluffy Plush Baby Blanket - Crochet Pattern

I kept the border rather simple to not detract from the main show, but I carried the woven look theme throughout. I designed this throw in stripes of varying widths using three colors, but it is meant to be customized to your taste so use as many or as few as you like hint: Once you master the feel of the bean stitch, you will be surprised at how quickly this throw works up. The stitch multiple is 2, which means all you need to do is add or reduce the beginning chain in increments of 2. The border is really a very simple repeat of single crochet and chain stitches, however, I did do something a little interesting for the final edge.

Insert hook in next stitch, yarn over YO and pull loop through 2 loops on hook , YO insert hook in same stitch and pull loop through 4 loops on hook , YO insert hook in same stitch and pull loop through 6 loops on hook , YO pull through all 6 loops, chain 1 to close stitch. Twisted Single Crochet or Crab Stitch: To complete a Crab Stitch, simply work single crochet in each stitch in the opposite of your regular crochet direction.

That means if you are a righty and normally crochet right to left, work crab stitch from left to right. I have a video tutorial for Twisted Single Crochet at: You may alternate colors in any way you wish to form a striped pattern, however, if you would like to duplicate my stripes , the colors break down as follows: Ch1, turn, skip the ch that closes the BSt , BSt in next st this is the one that was formed when you pulled through all the loops on the hook in the BSt ; continue to work a BSt in each BSt to end.

Join with sl st to first st of round. Twisted Sc or Crab Stitch Border: To complete two color border you will work this in two steps. The first step is a round of the stitch crab or twisted sc in every other stitch with the first color; the second step is to fill in the skipped sts with a round in the second color.

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I love this blanket and I am now about to start the boarder, But I am very confused.

Lion Brand Baby Soft Boucle and Mandala Baby both come in so many amazing colors, you can really make any version of a girl, boy or gender-neutral baby blanket your heart can dream up. Save this to your Ravelry queue or favorites here. Pin for later here. This pattern is quite easy and works up very quickly, making it great for last-minute baby shower gift or charity donation.

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Lion Brand Mandala Baby Weight: While gauge is not critical to the execution of this pattern, getting it correct is what will ensure that 2 skeins of Mandala Baby create a square blanket. Abbreviations and Glossary US Terms: Only one strand of Baby Soft Boucle is used at a time.

Instead carry it loosely up the side of the blanket.

The final border will cover any carried yarn. Similarly, crochet over yarn tails whenever possible to avoid weaving them in. Pattern is written with the assumption that the last dc before a color change will be worked this way. Row 2 Color A: Row 3 Color B: Ch 3, 2 dc in first sp, 3 dc in each sp between clusters to end of row, dc in top of tch; turn. Work in pattern of 2 rows of Color A alternating with 2 rows of Color B to rep Row 3 54 times until there are a total of 57 rows including Row 1 of single crochet.

Row 57 should be worked in Color A.

Ch 1, sc in each sc st along top and bottom of blanket and sc evenly along sides, sl st to first sc of round to join. If sides ripple, decrease total number of sc along each side. Fasten off and weave in ends. I love to see your finished projects! Good Morning Sunshine — free crochet granny stripe blanket with tassels.

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The pattern says to hold two strands of the Mandala Baby together, but when I do this the two strands are different colors. What am I doing wrong? You may have to cut your skein in one place to do this so that they line up evenly.

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When using the two strands, should they rub with same color? My rooms start and end with different colors.

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Yes, if you want to mimic the look of the sample, start each skein with the same color. You may have to cut your skein in one place to do this. In which case, do I need to match up the varigatied colours at the start so the two balls of yarn match up? Does my question make sense? You are indeed holding two strands of Mandala together and it is a good idea to have the colors start at a similar place if you want to replicate the look of the sample.

I absolutely love this pattern! I am not on my third one!!! The two yarns make lovely blanket. That is so nice to hear that you make blankets for Project Linus.