Done in a Weekend Baby Blanket

By Jess Coppom Make & Do Crew

Downloadable PDF, English

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Downloadable PDF, English

What you'll need

One size only:	33 x 39"
Lion Brand Feels Like Butta - Pale Grey (#215-149)	5
Lion Brand Feels Like Butta - Orange (215-133)	1
Lion Brand Baby Soft Boucle - Lemonade (918-157)	1

Crochet Hook - L (8.00mm)

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Product Description

Crochet an entire baby blanket this weekend! By combining a luxuriously-textured fuzzy yarn with a chenille-like, easy-working yarn, you’ll create an extremely soft, machine washable baby blanket in no time. Get creative with your color palette to satisfy both baby girls, baby boys and their (likely more opinionated!) parents.

This modern baby blanket is quite easy and works up in a couple days, making it great for a last-minute baby shower gift or charity donation. Once you finish one, you'll want to whip one up for every cute, squishy kiddo in your life.

This ad-free printable PDF pattern includes a written pattern, a stitch chart and several photos. Visual learners will find the stitch chart to be a very helpful way to digest the pattern. The photos are separate from the written pattern so you can choose to print them or conserve ink.

Note: Lion Brand Homespun or Bernat Pipsqueak yarn can be used in place of Baby Soft Boucle.

This pattern originally appeared on Make & Do Crew.

Done in a Weekend Baby Blanket

$5.99

Specifications

Brand:	Independent Designer
Yarn Weight:	Aran, Bulky
Pages:	9
Designer:	Jess Coppom Make & Do Crew
Craft:	Crochet

Format:	Downloadable PDF
Languages:	English
Notes:	Lion Brand Homespun or Bernat Pipsqueak yarn can be used in place of Baby Soft Boucle.
Number of Patterns:	1
Skill Level:	Intermediate

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There is an error in the 2nd row of the pattern. Here is a note that I found on Ravelry...there are only 117 in foundation chain, there's an error in the pattern. The dc3tog in the pattern means 3 double crochets into a single space/stitch, not across three of them. I requested a refund since the pattern I purchased is wrong and no revision was offered. My request was declined. I will no longer purchase patterns from a site that has not tested.

Love this pattern!

Easy to follow pattern and works up quickly.