Classic Granny Square Baby Blanket Pattern
A traditional four-round granny square with cluster counts for every round, plus a 30-square layout and color plan for a baby blanket of about 30 x 36 in.
Crochet baby blankets, step by step
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A traditional four-round granny square with cluster counts for every round, plus a 30-square layout and color plan for a baby blanket of about 30 x 36 in.
A step-by-step lesson in the front post double crochet and the two-row waffle stitch, followed by a 30 x 34 in baby blanket pattern with the stitch counts checked for every row.
Learn the basic five-double-crochet shell and work it into a 30 x 35 in baby blanket, with a checked two-row repeat, half shells at the edges and the chain math written out.
A full corner-to-corner pattern in double crochet blocks: exact increase and decrease rows, a block count you can check, a rectangle option, and how to stop at any size.
A classic double crochet ripple in three colors, with a 12-stitch repeat, a clear dc3tog definition, and a stitch-by-stitch check showing why every row keeps the same count.
A full lemon peel stitch pattern that alternates single and double crochet for a pebbly, reversible fabric, with gauge, chain arithmetic and a stitch-by-stitch check of the row logic.
A three-color striped blanket in half double crochet, with a stripe sequence table, the clean way to change color at the end of a row, and advice on cutting or carrying yarn.
A full moss stitch pattern in worsted yarn: gauge target, chain arithmetic, a one-row repeat with the count checked on a small sample, and notes on how stripes look in this stitch.
Nine common crochet stitches compared on difficulty, gaps, drape, thickness, yarn use and speed, with a table and plain rules for matching a stitch to the blanket you want.
Nine common problems in a first crochet baby blanket, each with the sign to look for, the cause, the fix and a plain answer on whether to rip back.
A plain double crochet blanket pattern for beginners that explains the stitch, the chain-3 turning chain and exactly where the first and last stitch of every row belong.
A one-stitch blanket pattern in half double crochet with the stitch explained step by step, a clear turning-chain rule, chain count arithmetic and a target length to work toward.