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Hi everyone! I just wanted to share my latest free crochet pattern, the rainbow ripple blanket! Check it out free on my website, with YouTube video tutorial! https://kickincrochet.com/rainbow-ripple-blanket-crochet-pattern/
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https://bluestarcrochet.com/easy-crochet-blanket/ This textured crochet blanket uses an easy textured stitch crossed double crochet and has been designed in 12 different sizes from lovey to king size bed.
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So the son asked me to make him a Star Wars Blanket! So I decided to have a try at making a pixel art blanket! Making small granny squares (2 rows in each) and joining them as I go. I will add to the thread as I go! Thanks for reading
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This is the Mary Maxim Baby Delight blanket for my best friend's granddaughter that's due in March. The yarn is MM Sugar Baby in Pink Fuzz.
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Hi! I’m having difficulty with this chevron blanket pattern. In particular where it says rows 2-6. I find that as I continue, the rows get wider at the edges.
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Here is my latest round ripple blanket crocheted using Aggie May's 12-point pattern. I always love round ripples and this is mostly scrap yarns and a few skeins of vintage yarn I got from a local Veterans Outreach. They are giving me yarn and I am crocheting them blankets and lapghans. Such a wonderful deal for us all. Finished size is 47 inches wide.
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Project CAL for Phoenix blanket. Opening this topic for current, future participants. https://www.hookedonsunshine.co/phoenix-cal/
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Here is my latest Aggie May round ripple blanket that was crocheted with a skein of RH in colorway Earthy along with some buff and soft navy. Center was done with some other scraps too. Total width is 45 inches wide. This is going to a local Veterans outreach program.
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Here is my latest and last round ripple for year. This lapghan blanket is 36 inches wide for the Warmth for Warriors blanket drive. This was crocheted using Aggie May's RR pattern.
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Hello! I am very new to crocheting. I have been a knitter for the last 30 years. My mom has always preferred to crochet. She is going to be 80 soon. After a recent hospitalization, we decided to make a quilt together with my 14yo daughter. After looking for a while, we came upon Ellen Gormley's triangle pattern found here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/triangles-afghan The pattern calls for 3 colors. However, I found a picture (attached) that shows the same pattern but using 6 colors. The pattern also specifies worsted weight, 5.0mm needle. Both my mom and I have tried to do practice triangles. And they are not coming out like the pictures. 1. The holes in ours are way larger than the holes in these pics. The hole comes from creating a ch3 followed by a 2dc. I tried decreasing it to ch2 instead but the holes are still too big. 2. I'm thinking tha worsted weight yarn may be too heavy for what was used to create the red and blue blankets. I would LOVE to get your help for: 1. How to make the holes smaller. 2. What kind of weight yarn may have been used in the 2 pics. This blanket is special for us. I would love us 3 to create something beautiful as well as the memories to go with it. Thank you for your help! Sofia
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Hello crochet friends I really love this pattern and its great for using up left over balls of yarn, Looks great in thin or thick stripes Here is the written pattern http://www.bobwilson123.org/afghans--granny-squares.html I hope you enjoy this pattern as much as I did making it
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When I found out the husband's nephew's fiancée was expecting, I told her when I found out what sex they were having that I wanted to make a baby blanket for her. I love making blankets for others and turning pretty yarn into something gorgeous. I decided to go for a sunburst granny square pattern and followed Sarah-Jayne's (Bella Coco) Pom Pom Edging tutorial on YouTube for the border. I also made it in her favourite shade of purple too! At the end I still had one ball of purple and one ball of beige left, so I decided to try Valerie's First Birthday Crochet Dress pattern a go and I think it turned out fab! Which is even more a bonus that that the Nephew's Bride to Be loves it too! I'd love to know what you all think! -
I’m so excited to finally get this one off my list. Ever since I released the Butterflies & Ladybugs blanket, I’ve wanted to make a companion for a little boy. I just adore baby boys. I have two of my own (though not at all babies any more). I worked this one in Tunisian crochet. The pattern has guides for both traditional and Tunisian crochet. Such a fun & colorful piece. It’s quite thick and at 40″ x 40″, it’s large enough for outdoor play. The pattern can be found in my Ravelry store HERE.
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Here is a new round ripple I crocheted using Aggie's round ripple pattern. This is 35" inches wide for a lapghan for the Warmth for Warriors group. The lapghan is for a soldier or Veteran in a wheelchair.
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Autumns Past Blanket Inspired by vintage nineteenth-century knitted counterpanes, or bedspreads, I designed this crochet version with thoughts of autumns of the past. This blanket is designed for the Advanced Beginner - Intermediate crocheter and will take approximately 20-30 hours to complete.
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Me again! Everyone was so helpful when I was making my bunny that I am back here again to ask for your help :-) im about to start a simple blanket, but the pattern will make a 2.4m x .8m blanket. I’d like it to be square. my question is, as it’s done in single crochet, with a chain of 50 and has just short of 100rows, is it as simple as doubling my chain length to 100 to make the chain length similar to the amount of rows? And if so, do I use double the yarn yardage or only 50% more? Thankyou in advance :-)
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The YouTube midnight Quilter is a fun and practical way to spend time. http://crochettoday.club/youtube-midnight-quilter/
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It took longer found the pattern I was looking for for my crochet !!! http://crochettoday.club/3-multi-colored-yarn-crochet-patterns/
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This blanket uses a variation of one of my favorite knitted patterns, “Old Shale”. It’s so timeless and elegant. It’s also quite addictive. I used 3 cakes of Bernat Pop in Birch, Bark & Blue.
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After my heart blanket, the same friend had asked me to make her friend's cat a blanket for Christmas. As she and her friend always bought stuff for each other's pets for Christmas! It measured 30" by 30" She was over the moon with it! I thought I would share it here!
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I have a cat and I had some 25g balls of yarn, that I couldn’t use for bigger projects, so I chose all the colours, that a cat can see! Which when doing some research, found out was Green, Red, Blue and Yellow! The cat very much loves sleeping on it!
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Hi! I am looking for a 2D motif pattern of a pineapple fruit (not a pineapple stitch!) that I can crochet into a recurring pattern as a colour change on a baby blanket. The babys mum love pineapples and I'm struggling to find anything that isn't pineapple stitch, which as someone who doesn't crochet she probably wont get the reference. Any ideas would be massively appreciated thank you! Georgia
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My best friend just had her second daughter and I wanted to make a baby blanket for her. I went to the store and saw this beautiful lionbrand #6 bulky yarn that I wanted to use. I then proceeded to YouTube bulky baby blankets and followed the pattern but my blanket is stating out very wavy even after I have crocheted 3/4 rows. I have started over three times trying to tweek the pattern to stop the wavyness but adding links/ really making my links loose/tightening links ect. But nothing helps...i need advice on what I need to do please.
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Hello all! I've been crocheting for just over 2 years now and my focus has been mainly on blankets. I've recently started doing block letters as the focal point of the blankets (names, phrases, etc). The person I had doing my grids is no longer available & I have been searching the internet for an easy solution for DIY but I've not been successful. I'll admit I'm not the greatest at math equations when it comes to formulas for increasing the size of things. Does anyone here know of a good site for this? For example, I have a sample of grid letters that are 16x11 which would equate to the letter being 16 rows tall & 11 stitches wide. However, I need the letters to be at minimum 42 rows tall (& then however many stitches wide to make it look like whatever letter I'm creating... again, I'm not a math wiz lol) The grid maker I had was great because I could give her any word, tell her how big I wanted to make the blanket & she would email me a file which had the word on a grid. I called it a "paint by number" for crocheting because I could just count how many stitches to do of each color yarn on any given row & the results were spectacular. (Example attached) Surely someone here can point me in the right direction
