Hello friends! Baby blankets are always fun to work with, for it's a medium size project. It is a blanket, though it is done in a relatively short time, especially when I choose a straight forward pattern, and not granny squares type that needs many phases to finish.
My new post is a baby blanket, which I crocheted using a multicoloured baby yarn that I found in a popular bazaar in Erbil (which is, by the way, a very beautiful city). It's easy to make, as I wrote the chosen pattern and designed a matching simple edging.
Level: Intermediate
Materials
Yarn: Nako Baby Lolipop (%100 premium acrylic) 100 g/ 3.5 oz, 230 m/ 251 yards, color 80432: (3 skeins).
Crochet Hook: US: H-8, 5 mm.
Tapestry needle
Yardage: 680-690 m/ 740-750 yards
Measures:
Edging
Original pattern link here. The edging is my design.
Materials
Yarn: Nako Baby Lolipop (%100 premium acrylic) 100 g/ 3.5 oz, 230 m/ 251 yards, color 80432: (3 skeins).
Crochet Hook: US: H-8, 5 mm.
Tapestry needle
Yardage: 680-690 m/ 740-750 yards
Measures:
31 inch/ 80 cm long, 23 inch/ 60 cm wide, approx.
Crochet Terms (US):
ch: chain.
ss: slip stitch.
sc: single crochet.
tr: treble crochet.
fptr6tog cluster: front post treble crochet in next 6 treble crochet (of previous row) together, note: skip ch 1, sc, ch 1 between each 3 treble crochet.
fptr3tog half cluster: front post treble crochet in next 3 treble crochet (of previous row) together.
Instructions:
Make 162 chain stitches.
Row 1: tr 3 in the fifth ch from hook, skip 5 ch, ch 1,*sc in ch, ch 1, skip 5 ch, (tr 3, ch 3, tr 3) in ch, skip 5 ch, ch 1, repeat from * to last 7 ch, sc in ch, ch 1, skip 5 ch, tr 4 in last ch, turn.
Row 2: ch 1, sc in first tr, ch 5, fptr6tog cluster, ch 5, *sc in ch 3 space, ch 5, fptr6tog cluster, ch 5, repeat from * to end, sc in first ch of previous row, turn.
Row 3: ch 1, sc in sc, *ch 1, skip 5 ch, (tr 3, ch 3, tr 3) in fptr6tog st of previous row, skip 5 ch, ch 1, sc in sc, repeat from * to end, turn.
Row 4: ch 4, skip ch 1, fptr3tog half cluster, ch 5, sc in ch 3 space, ch 5, *fptr6tog cluster, ch 5, sc in ch 3 space, ch 5, repeat from *, fptr3tog half cluster, skip ch 1, tr in sc, turn.
Row 5: ch 4, tr 3 in fptr3tog half cluster st of previous row, skip 5 ch, *ch 1, sc in sc, ch 1, skip 5 ch, *(tr 3, ch 3, tr 3) in fptr6tog st of previous row, skip 5 ch, ch 1, sc in sc, ch 1, skip 5 ch, repeat from * to last st, tr 4 in last fptr3tog half cluster st, turn.
Repeat rows 2-5 twelve times, then repeat rows 2-4 once, cut yarn.
Crochet Terms (US):
ch: chain.
ss: slip stitch.
sc: single crochet.
tr: treble crochet.
fptr6tog cluster: front post treble crochet in next 6 treble crochet (of previous row) together, note: skip ch 1, sc, ch 1 between each 3 treble crochet.
fptr3tog half cluster: front post treble crochet in next 3 treble crochet (of previous row) together.
Instructions:
Make 162 chain stitches.
Row 1: tr 3 in the fifth ch from hook, skip 5 ch, ch 1,*sc in ch, ch 1, skip 5 ch, (tr 3, ch 3, tr 3) in ch, skip 5 ch, ch 1, repeat from * to last 7 ch, sc in ch, ch 1, skip 5 ch, tr 4 in last ch, turn.
Row 2: ch 1, sc in first tr, ch 5, fptr6tog cluster, ch 5, *sc in ch 3 space, ch 5, fptr6tog cluster, ch 5, repeat from * to end, sc in first ch of previous row, turn.
Row 3: ch 1, sc in sc, *ch 1, skip 5 ch, (tr 3, ch 3, tr 3) in fptr6tog st of previous row, skip 5 ch, ch 1, sc in sc, repeat from * to end, turn.
Row 4: ch 4, skip ch 1, fptr3tog half cluster, ch 5, sc in ch 3 space, ch 5, *fptr6tog cluster, ch 5, sc in ch 3 space, ch 5, repeat from *, fptr3tog half cluster, skip ch 1, tr in sc, turn.
Row 5: ch 4, tr 3 in fptr3tog half cluster st of previous row, skip 5 ch, *ch 1, sc in sc, ch 1, skip 5 ch, *(tr 3, ch 3, tr 3) in fptr6tog st of previous row, skip 5 ch, ch 1, sc in sc, ch 1, skip 5 ch, repeat from * to last st, tr 4 in last fptr3tog half cluster st, turn.
Repeat rows 2-5 twelve times, then repeat rows 2-4 once, cut yarn.
Edging
Round 1: in any corner stitch, heading to a long side of blanket, bind yarn and work:
1. {ch 4, (or make a standing tr), tr 1} in the same stitch.
2. *tr 4 in ch 4 space, tr 1 in ch 1 space, tr 4 in tr space, repeat from * to second corner.
3. (tr 2, ch 3, tr 2) in corner st, tr 3 in each ch 5 space to third corner.
4. (tr 2, ch 3, tr 2) in corner st, repeat from * to fourth corner.
5. (tr 2, ch 3, tr 2) in corner st, tr 3 in each ch 5 space to first corner.
6. tr 2, ch 3 in first corner st, ss to fourth ch of first ch 4 or to standing tr.
Round 2: ch 4 in first st, tr in each st to corner ch 3 space, (tr 2, ch 3, tr 2) in ch 3 space, tr in each st to next corner, work the same in next corners and sides, ss to fourth ch of first chain 4.
Round 3: ch 1 work the reverse sc pattern into each stitch and three ones in each corner, ss to first reverse sc, cut yarn, weave in loose ends, block and cover you darling little one.
Lastly, feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions, find something confusing in the pattern, or notice any errors.
Happy crocheting! follow me on Instagram to see my upcoming projects @wiams_crafts.
1. {ch 4, (or make a standing tr), tr 1} in the same stitch.
2. *tr 4 in ch 4 space, tr 1 in ch 1 space, tr 4 in tr space, repeat from * to second corner.
3. (tr 2, ch 3, tr 2) in corner st, tr 3 in each ch 5 space to third corner.
4. (tr 2, ch 3, tr 2) in corner st, repeat from * to fourth corner.
5. (tr 2, ch 3, tr 2) in corner st, tr 3 in each ch 5 space to first corner.
6. tr 2, ch 3 in first corner st, ss to fourth ch of first ch 4 or to standing tr.
Round 2: ch 4 in first st, tr in each st to corner ch 3 space, (tr 2, ch 3, tr 2) in ch 3 space, tr in each st to next corner, work the same in next corners and sides, ss to fourth ch of first chain 4.
Round 3: ch 1 work the reverse sc pattern into each stitch and three ones in each corner, ss to first reverse sc, cut yarn, weave in loose ends, block and cover you darling little one.
Lastly, feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions, find something confusing in the pattern, or notice any errors.
Happy crocheting! follow me on Instagram to see my upcoming projects @wiams_crafts.
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