I love designing simple projects and this crochet blanket fits perfectly into that category. If you are new to the world of crochet then then this pattern would be a great way to kick start your journey. You will not be disappointed! (I hope)
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Pattern:
Row 1: chain 68 (in 4th chain from hook double crochet) double crochet in every chain across, turn. (64)
Row 2: chain 1, *single crochet in space between double crochets (from previous row), repeat from * across, turn. (64)
Row 3: ch 3, (in 4th chain from hook double crochet) double crochet across row, turn. (64)
Row 4-72: Repeat rows 2-3 until you reach your desired length.
Finishing: weave in loose ends with yarn needle.
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. If you have any questions feel free to ask!
Happy Crocheting!!
Krista
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I needed a quick baby boy gift and this blanket pattern popped into my mind so RPD’s newest crochet pattern the Simple Striped Blanket was born! I guess I am loving this navy, turquoise and linen color combo lately since I made my last project “The Blooming Flower Square” with these yarn colors too!
The blooming flower square pattern can be found “HERE” for those of you that are interested.
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gauge = 12 dc for every 4″ , finished size depends on starting ch.
Tutorial on how to change colors in crochet is “HERE”.
I did 8 rows of turquoise, 2 rows of linen, 2 rows of navy, 2 rows of linen, 2 rows of turquoise, 2 rows of linen, 2 rows of navy, 2 rows of linen, 4 rows of turquoise, 4 rows of linen, 2 rows of navy, 2 rows of linen, 2 rows of turquoise.
Border is optional: join in linen after last color, dc evenly around outside of blanket, doing 4 dc in every corner, when you reach your beginning dc of border sl st and ch 1, sc in every ch across outside of blanket, doing 4 sc in every corner. when you reach your beginning sc, sl st and fasten off.
Pattern
Row 1: ch an even number with first color of choice (I did 64) , starting in 4th chain from hook dc, dc in every ch across. turn.
Row 2: ch 3, dc in 4th ch from hook and in every ch across, turn.
Row 3-?: keep repeating row 2 changing colors whenever you choose to desired length.
Finishing: Fasten off and weave in loose ends.
This blanket is easy to customize. Just chain your desired width, repeat pattern and change colors throughout until you get to the length that is perfect for your own unique project.
I hope you enjoyed this pattern. If you have any questions please feel free to ask! I am more than happy to assist in any way possible.
Happy Crocheting!!
Krista
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This bold & bright pattern named after my daughter Elise would be perfect for an intermediate crocheter or a pro who is looking for a fun project. This pattern works up quickly and would be a great gift for a sweet baby girl.
I used a size H crochet hook, approximately 5 balls 268 yards each in Loops & Threads® Impeccable™ yarn.
Skill Level:
Intermediate
Materials Required:
Size H Crochet Hook
5 Different Color Balls of Worsted Weight Yarn, 270 yards approximately each (Medium 4) I Used Loops & Threads® Impeccable™ Yarn in ( A ) Cherry (two balls), ( B ) Soft Rose, ( C ) Black, ( D ) True Grey.
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I will refer to the different color skeins of yarn as Color A, Color B, etc.
If you need help with the Dc stitch –> Here is a tutorial.
If you need help with the FpDc or the BpDc –> Here is a tutorial.
Gauge:
2 Shells = 4 inches
Finished Size:
Approximately 41 X 36
Crochet Blanket Pattern : The Elise
Ch 121 Using Color A
Row 1: Starting in 5th Ch from hook * work [2 Dc, Ch 2, 2 Dc] in same St. (shell), Sk 2 Ch, 1 Dc in next Ch, Sk 2 Ch, rep from * across, end with Sk 2 Ch, 1 Dc in last Chain (20 Shells) Turn.
Row 2: Ch 3, *work [2 Dc, Ch 2, 2 Dc] (shell) in next Ch 2 space from previous row, 1FpDc around next Dc (from previous row), (you now should have one Dc left untouched from previous row , leave it be) rep from * across, end with 1 Dc in top of the Ch 3 of previous row.
Row 3: Ch 3, * work [2 Dc, Ch 2, 2 Dc] in next Ch 2 space, 1 BpDc around next Dc (from previous row), (you now should have one Dc left untouched from previous row) rep from * across, end with 1 Dc in top of the Ch 3 of previous row.
Row 4: Repeat Row 2
Row 5: Repeat Row 3, now switch yarn to Color B, You can use my tutorial on how to change colors –> Here if needed.
Row 6: Repeat Row 2 using Color B
Row 7: Repeat Row 3 using Color B; now switch yarn to Color C.
Row 8: Repeat Row 2 Using Color C
Row 9: Repeat Row 3 Using Color C
Row 10: Repeat Row 2 Using Color C
Row 11: Repeat Row 3 Using Color C, now switch yarn to color A
Row 12: Repeat Row 2 Using Color A
Row 13: Repeat Row 3 Using Color A
Row 14: Repeat Row 2 Using Color A
Row 15: Repeat Row 3 Using Color A
Row 16: Repeat Row 2 Using Color A
Row 17: Repeat Row 3 Using Color A
Row 18: Repeat Row 2 Using Color A
Row 19: Repeat Row 3 Using Color A; now switch yarn to Color B
Row 20: Repeat Row 2 Using Color B
Row 21: Repeat Row 3 Using Color B
Row 22: Repeat Row 2 Using Color B
Row 23: Repeat Row 3 Using Color B
Row 24: Repeat Row 2 Using Color B
Row 25: Repeat Row 3 Using Color B; now switch yarn to Color A
Row 26: Repeat Row 2 Using Color A
Row 27: Repeat Row 3 Using Color A; now switch yarn to Color B
Row 28: Repeat Row 2 Using Color B
Row 29: Repeat Row 3 Using Color B; now switch yarn to Color A
Row 30: Repeat Row 2 Using Color A
Row 31: Repeat Row 3 Using Color A; now switch yarn to Color D
Row 32: Repeat Row 2 Using Color D
Row 33: Repeat Row 3 Using Color D
Row 34: Repeat Row 2 Using Color D
Row 35: Repeat Row 3 Using Color D
Row 36: Repeat Row 2 Using Color D
Row 37: Repeat Row 3 Using Color D
Row 38: Repeat Row 2 Using Color D
Row 39: Repeat Row 3 Using Color D; now switch yarn to Color A
Row 40: Repeat Row 2 Using Color A
Row 41: Repeat Row 3 Using Color A
Row 42: Repeat Row 2 Using Color A
Row 43: Repeat Row 3 Using Color A; now switch yarn to Color C
Row 44: Repeat Row 2 Using Color C
Row 45: Repeat Row 3 Using Color C; now switch yarn to Color B
Row 46: Repeat Row 2 Using Color B
Row 47: Repeat Row 3 Using Color B
Finishing: Fasten off with a Sl St. weave in loose ends with yarn needle throughout blanket.
I hope you enjoyed this pattern. If you have any questions please feel free to ask! I am more than happy to assist in any way possible.
Happy Crocheting!!
Krista
Please head on over to our shop where a portion of all proceeds are donated to a local animal shelter or rescue that is in need.
I am excited to share with everyone the blanket I have been working on in my spare time (which lately is not much time at all!). I am not quite done yet but I figured some might like to have the pattern to start working on it now. This is an easy repetitive pattern and is perfect for beginners! Have fun!
Materials:
crochet hook size J 6.00MM
worsted weight yarn (4) in four different colors. I used Vanna’s choice by Lion brand and other worsted weight yarn I had in my stash.
Row 1: using color a single crochet in the second chain from the hook, and then in every chain across, turn (96)
Row 2: chain 1, starting in second chain from hook * single crochet once in each of next 3 chains, double crochet once in each of next 3 chains, repeat from * across until the end of the row. turn (96)
Row 3: using color b chain 1,single crochet in the second chain from the hook, and then in every chain across, turn (96)
Row 4: chain 2, starting in 3rd chain from hook *double crochet once in each of next 3 chains, single crochet once in each of next 3 chains, repeat from * across until the end of the row. turn (96)
Row 5: using color c chain 1 and repeat row 1.
Row 6: repeat row 2 with color c
Row 7: using color d chain 1 and repeat row 3
Row 8: repeat row 4 with color d
Row 9: using color b repeat row 1
Row 10: repeat row 2 using color b
Continue with colors as follows, *a, a, b, b, c, c, d, d, b, b, repeat from * throughout blanket while making sure to follow along with repeating row 1-4 as you are going along. So for example Row 11 would be using color a and repeating row 3. Row 12 would be color a and repeating row 4, Row 13 would be color b repeating row 1. and etc for the rest of the blanket. Dont forget to weave in loose ends when you are done or as you go along with your yarn needle.
I know that this may sound confusing but I find it helps to keep a notebook handy and keep track of what row and what color you are on as you go along.
I hope you enjoy making this blanket as much as I have so far! If you do make this please post on Instagram with the hash tag #RescuedPaw so I can see your creations! If you have any questions please feel free to ask! I am more than happy to assist in any way possible.
Happy crocheting!!
Krista
Please head on over to our shop where a portion of all proceeds are donated to a local animal shelter or rescue that is in need.
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