2' Granny Circle Layette Blanket

[nattypatcrochet]

I've designed a small baby blanket. At just 2' it's really quick to make and the perfect size for a baby car seat blanket or for the favourite family pet. [Pattern no longer available]

[crabby rat]

Thank you!!! Very cute!!

[CraftyZone]

Very pretty blanket love your colors thank you for a great pattern.

[LaceAngel]

Nicely done, and I like that it is an unusual one. Thanks!

[grannyannie]

Beautiful! These are the perfect size for comfort ghans for survivors! TYFS!

[CarolynT]

Adorable. Thank you for sharing this pattern.

[Sharthi]

Hi Natty,

 

Very nice and beautiful pattern. Thanx for sharing.

 

Regards,

Sharthi

[alacajun]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful pattern

with us love those colors very nice.

[Gardener]

Thanks for the pattern. I really like it.

[grannyb]

Thank you. Love it and will be making some for charity.

[kittyloverdeb]

Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful pattern with us! Can't wait to make this!

[teapot]

Really nice pattern, thankyou for sharing!!!!

[Crochet Lisa]

Thanks for sharing

[katyallen815]

wow, gonna try this, that is really pretty! Thanks so much for sharing!! Love it!

[nattypatcrochet]

If you are looking for a charity you could try the Snuggles Project which donates to small blankets to animal shelters. http://www.snugglesproject.org/project-overview/

 

Thanks for the comments everyone

[Peggy85225]

Lovely, thank you.

[saint6811]

Oooh, I really like this! TYFS! I too will be making this for a charity I donate to.....now to come up with my color scheme!

[LaVonneK]

TFS, I just love the circle blankets! Its beautiful!

[grannie]

Thank you for the beautiful pattern

[Beverooni]

VERY cute. Can't wait to make it.

[jessicali]

Thank you! Very cute

[Chelleylane]

Hi Brand new member, and fairly new to crochet...

 

Can anyone give me advice? I'm at step 12 of this beautiful blanket and I just wanted to make sure I'm on the right track... It seems fairly small still, but that's not the problem, It seems to be getting "corners", nothing too definite... I can manipulate it into a circle.

 

Also, it seems to be very "full" almost "ruffled" as in, if I lay it flat, it doesnt actually lay flat at all, almost like I have increased too quickly, when (to the best of my knowledge I have followed the pattern exactly). I think it's very pretty, but making sure it's supposed to look like that..

 

When it says "(cl, ch2) 2 times into next 2 ch sp" should that be 2 double clusters (as in 2 times into the next 2 chain2 spaces" or "2 times into the next chain2 space".

 

Thank you everyone... I hope it's normal, I think I will cry if I have to take it apart...

 

Chelle

[nicolep]

Hi Brand new member, and fairly new to crochet...

 

Can anyone give me advice? I'm at step 12 of this beautiful blanket and I just wanted to make sure I'm on the right track... It seems fairly small still, but that's not the problem, It seems to be getting "corners", nothing too definite... I can manipulate it into a circle.

 

Also, it seems to be very "full" almost "ruffled" as in, if I lay it flat, it doesnt actually lay flat at all, almost like I have increased too quickly, when (to the best of my knowledge I have followed the pattern exactly). I think it's very pretty, but making sure it's supposed to look like that..

 

When it says "(cl, ch2) 2 times into next 2 ch sp" should that be 2 double clusters (as in 2 times into the next 2 chain2 spaces" or "2 times into the next chain2 space".

 

Thank you everyone... I hope it's normal, I think I will cry if I have to take it apart...

 

Chelle

 

You will cluster, chain 2, cluster, chain 2 all into the next chain space.

[rashidah]

Thank you very much

[nattypatcrochet]

Hi Chelle,

 

I have had another person note that the blanket ruffles a bit. They said they were a loose crocheter (which makes sense because I tend to crochet tight as I mainly do toys). I think I'll take another look a the pattern this week and see if I can improve it. Will let you know.

 

Thanks - Nattypat (Natalie Gagnon)