Parfait Dreams Baby Blanket
Super soft and easy baby blanket
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My sister found some Premier Yarns Parfait Layers Yarn on sale the color was called "pistachio".
When I got this yarn, I knew from working with Chenille type yarn that I wanted to go with a simple stitch that showcased the softness of the yarn. I also didn't want to worry about having to unravel any messups. No Frogging allowed with this type of yarn!!
This pattern is simple enough that you can crochet while watching your favorite mystery tv show. I like to watch Miss Marple or Father Brown.
And yet the end effect of the blanket is stunning. No big holes for baby's fingers to get caught in. The yarn was a cake type yarn. I just let the yarn make the stripes for me. I did end my rows with the color however. I didn't want the colors to end mid-row.
Hook: 8.00 MM
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BPDC - Back post double crochet - work your yarn around the post of the dc from the previous row going from the back.
The starting chain should be in multiples of three.
Ch -103
Row 1- DC in 3rd ch from the hook, dc in every st after that, Ch 2, and turn
Row 2: FPDC next st, BPDC, FPDC, BPDC, repeat pattern to the end of the row, Ch 2, turn
Row 3: BPDC, FPDC, BPDC, FPDC
Repeat rows two and three until your blanket is the size that you want.
Edging: crab stitch around or single crochet around.
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This post contains affiliate links for which I may make a small commission with no extra cost to you should decide to purchase. This just helps to keep this blog going. Thanks for your support. Full disclosure and privacy policy here.
This post contains affiliate links for which I may make a small commission with no extra cost to you should decide to purchase. This just helps to keep this blog going. Thanks for your support. Full disclosure and privacy policy here.
My sister found some Premier Yarns Parfait Layers Yarn on sale the color was called "pistachio".
When I got this yarn, I knew from working with Chenille type yarn that I wanted to go with a simple stitch that showcased the softness of the yarn. I also didn't want to worry about having to unravel any messups. No Frogging allowed with this type of yarn!!
This pattern is simple enough that you can crochet while watching your favorite mystery tv show. I like to watch Miss Marple or Father Brown.
And yet the end effect of the blanket is stunning. No big holes for baby's fingers to get caught in. The yarn was a cake type yarn. I just let the yarn make the stripes for me. I did end my rows with the color however. I didn't want the colors to end mid-row.
Materials : Premier Yarns Parfait Layers Yarn (about 4 skeins)
Hook: 8.00 MM
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Stitches used:
FPDC - Front post double crochet- instead of going into the top of the previous dc, you will go around the front of post of the dc from the previous row.
BPDC - Back post double crochet - work your yarn around the post of the dc from the previous row going from the back.
The starting chain should be in multiples of three.
Ch -103
Row 1- DC in 3rd ch from the hook, dc in every st after that, Ch 2, and turn
Row 2: FPDC next st, BPDC, FPDC, BPDC, repeat pattern to the end of the row, Ch 2, turn
Row 3: BPDC, FPDC, BPDC, FPDC
Repeat rows two and three until your blanket is the size that you want.
Edging: crab stitch around or single crochet around.
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For more free patterns go to https://www.crochetanyway.com/p/free-patterns.html
Check here for Premium patterns
Or check my ravelry store
There are patterns and printables in my Etsy store
https://www.pinterest.com/crochetlife2/
https://www.instagram.com/crochetanyway/
https://twitter.com/AnywayCrochet
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Gorgeous pattern can you tell me how to make in wider?
ReplyDeleteThank you! The starting chain should be in multiples of 3 to change the width.
ReplyDeleteYou write this post very carefully I think, which is easily understandable to me. Not only this, but another post is also good. As a newbie, this info is really helpful for me. Thanks to you. Blanket for Baby Car Seat
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