Crochet baby blanket pattern
Moss-stitch rows
Plan a small moss-stitch blanket from your own swatch, follow the repeated space row and finish without a separate border.
2,400 stitchesSizes: Stroller to toddler
Compare moss-stitch rows, a waffle throw, joined squares and planned stripes. Choose the construction before calculating size and yarn.
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Moss-stitch rows
Plan a small moss-stitch blanket from your own swatch, follow the repeated space row and finish without a separate border.
2,400 stitchesSizes: Stroller to toddler
Post-stitch grid
Use a front-post waffle variation, keep edge stitches separate from the repeat and size the throw from a washed swatch.
11,040 stitchesSizes: Lap to twin bed
Joined solid squares
Make solid squares, calculate the arrangement from their washed size and join a rectangular blanket with matching seams.
2,880 stitchesSizes: Crib to twin bed
Planned color stripes
Make half-double-crochet stripes with a repeatable color sequence, controlled edges and a yarn estimate for each color.
8,000 stitchesSizes: Lap to full bed
Flat rows
A textured blanket of single crochet with rows of bobbles offset by two stitches, worked on wrong-side rows so they pop to the front.
10,126 stitchesSizes: Crib to twin bed
Flat rows
Peaks and valleys in three-color stripes. Every row repeats the same chevron instructions over a multiple of 10 plus 1 stitches.
14,520 stitchesSizes: Lap to full bed
Diagonal blocks
A rectangle of C2C blocks worked diagonally from one corner: 71 diagonal rows, increasing, shifting and decreasing. Plain, striped or with a picture from the chart maker.
Flat rows
Five-double-crochet shells offset row by row, with half shells at the edges so the sides stay straight. A multiple of 6 plus 2 chains.
10,890 stitchesSizes: Crib to twin bed
Flat rows
Rows of soft puffs between rows of single crochet, offset by one stitch so they sit in a brick pattern. Uses the 7-loop puff from the lesson.
11,413 stitchesSizes: Crib to twin bed
Flat rows
One easy row repeated: a (dc, ch 1, dc) V in the space of every V below. Quick to grow, light and drapey, with straight double-crochet edges.
8,262 stitchesSizes: Receiving to throw
Flat rows
Rows of 3-double-crochet clusters with chain spaces, then a row of single crochet. The clusters shift by one stitch every other cluster row.
9,700 stitchesSizes: Crib to twin bed