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Entrelac Crochet - Baby Boy Blanket


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I made this blanket for our friend/neighbor who is due to have her baby boy on December 21st. I use the technique "Entrelac Crochet", which I learned from the book "How to Make Easy Tunisian Crochet Entrelac" by Carolyn Christmas. I love the look of Entrelac crochet and it's fun to make! :hook

 

The blanket is 27" x 34". I used a K hook and Red Heart Soft Yarn in the colors of Mid Blue, Guacamole, and White.

 

Entrelac Baby Boy Blanket

 

Entrelac Baby Boy Blanket Close Up

 

Baby Boy Hats

 

Thanks for looking!

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Beautiful! You'll have to post pics with the new little one with his blanket and hats!

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Beautiful job! I love entrelac.

 

I'm interested in learning this technique, but it looks like the book is out of print. Phooey! :(

 

Here is a link to a tutorial for entrelac in the round. If you don't want to do it in the round, just attach your yarn at the beginning of your strip and work rows. HTH! :)

http://mylifeinknots.blogspot.com/search/label/Entralac%20Afghan

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What pattern did you use for the baby hats? I love the ridge of color around the edge, it's a great feature!

 

I couldn't find the pattern that I used, but it's very similar to this one: http://crochetingcrab.blogspot.com/2009/08/sweet-and-simple-newborn-hat.html I did hdc instead of dc though. Then on Row 15 I changed colors, turned, and crocheted in the front loop only (this row is where I folded up the brim). I turned my work in this round, so after I folded up the brim, the front side of the crochet would be showing. Then I did a row of single crochets of white on the last row.

 

HTH!

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I couldn't find the pattern that I used, but it's very similar to this one: http://crochetingcrab.blogspot.com/2009/08/sweet-and-simple-newborn-hat.html I did hdc instead of dc though. Then on Row 15 I changed colors, turned, and crocheted in the front loop only (this row is where I folded up the brim). I turned my work in this round, so after I folded up the brim, the front side of the crochet would be showing. Then I did a row of single crochets of white on the last row.

 

HTH!

 

Oh, I see! It doesn't look like a regular "brim" so I thought you somehow added a ridge of a different color. When I enlarged the picture I got a better look. I like the effect! Especially your color choices. :hook

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