baby afghan pattern

[andkrissean]

I am looking for a pattern I used in a baby afghan. I believe it used a single crochet along with a half double crochet, possibly in the same stitch. It was very light weight with basically no holes in it. Very simple. Want to make another one but can't find the pattern.

[andkrissean]

Or if anyone has a simple, quick baby afghan pattern that uses half double crochet and does not have large holes, please share.

 

[Laraine]

I'm thinking the pattern you described is the seed stitch. You can google it and find videos.  If that's not it, let me know and I'll try to help you find what you're looking for.

[andkrissean]

Laraine, I don't think that is it. I was thinking the half double and the single were both in the same stitch and then possibly skipping a stitch. It looked similar to a partial fan stitch but much smaller.

[greyhoundgrandma]

The Suzette stitch is sc, dc in the same stitch; skip a stitch; repeat.  You could see how that looks with hdc instead.

[Empress Busy Bee]

How about this one?

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/bubbles-baby-blanket

Instead of a single and  half double, it is sc and dc in the same stitch  Maybe it will work for you or if not, just change the double to a half double.

You have to be a member of Ravelry to download it but joining is free.  The link for the site is dead.

Hope that helps. 

 

[Ellie 13]

Grayhoundgrandma's idea sounds right. I think  projectlinus.com  had something like what you described. They offer free easy knit/crochet patterns. 

Ellie 13

[Ellie 13]

I was on another thread and someone mentioned Bubbles Baby Blanket which sounds like the pattern from Project Linus.

Ellie 13

[segi1974]

I think that is a pattern on Crochetville.  Did you check the patterns on here for the Bubbles Baby Blanket?

 

[Empress Busy Bee]

I posted the link to the bubbles blanket above.

 

 

[segi1974]

13 hours ago, Empress Busy Bee said:

I posted the link to the bubbles blanket above.

 

 

sorry I didn't see it.  I think we all liked this pattern a long time ago as it works up fast.  Thanks!

[ReniC]

This link has a "Moss Stitch" (as she calls it) tutorial. This stitch to me is the Crunch Stitch. For many years the Moss St to me has been "sc, ch 1, sk 1 st, repeat". However, the link info is close to what the OP is seeking.