Adorable Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern - A Perfect Crochet Baby Blanket for Boys, Girls or Unisex
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- This Adorable Crochet Baby Blanket pattern creates a wonderful and snuggly crochet baby blanket and makes a perfect crochet gift for a baby boy, baby girl or gender-neutral baby shower gift! The blanket is made of only two stitches (single and double crochet) and has a ribbed border. Follow along this video tutorial for step by step instruction on how to make this adorable baby blanket crochet pattern.
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VIDEO TIMING:
0:00 Adorable Baby Blanket
1:30 Foundation Row
2:46 Row 1
4:50 Row 2
7:55 Row 3
10:30 Row 4 and on
12:30 Border Step 1 - Foundation Row
21:44 Border Ribbing
34:36 Border Corners
45:38 Assemble Beginning & End Together
ABOUT THIS ADORABLE CROCHET BABY BLANKET:
* This crochet blanket made with a baby in mind - there are no huge holes like many crochet baby blanket patterns have for baby’s fingers to get caught in and yet it is still lightweight and breathable.
* You can adjust the number of starting chains to make the blanket bigger or smaller.
* While many baby blanket patterns are more feminine, this is a perfect crochet blanket for a baby boy or a gender-neutral/unisex baby gift (but would also be great for a baby girl).
* You can use any size 3 yarn (also referred to as DK or Light Worsted).
* The blanket is completely reversible and looks beautiful on either side.
SKILL LEVEL:
I’ve tried to make the video as thorough as possible and beginner-friendly. The actual pattern is considered intermediate but hopefully with the step by step video, you can find the pattern easy to follow.
SIZE
The final blanket following this pattern and using the yarn listed below creates a blanket that is 30” (76 cm) high x 40” (102 cm) wide. To adjust the width, increase or decrease the number of starting chains in multiples of 2 (an even number of starting chains).
MATERIALS
Yarn: Any size 3 (light) yarn. You’ll need 1500 m / 1640 yds. I used Bernat Baby Sport in Baby Blue (which is 100% Acrylic, 12.3 oz / 350g).
Crochet Hook Size: H/8 (5.00mm)
Other materials: scissors, yarn needle & a measuring tape
MAKE MATCHING BABY BOOTIES!
This blanket goes perfectly with my crochet Baby Booties pattern. View my free Baby Booties crochet pattern here: jototheworld.com/baby-booties...
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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WATCHING! - Jak na to + styl
I was able to follow this tutorial as a complete beginner and make a blanket for our baby boy that we are expecting in a few weeks. Great instructions!!
That’s so wonderful!!! And congratulations! Thank you for sharing!
I just finished this blanket. It’s so soft and cuddly. Thank you. Such a beautiful stitch.
That's wonderful to hear! Thank you for sharing!
I just finished making this baby blanket - it turned out beautifully. Thank you so much for this video. - Heather in NS
Hello to another Nova Scotian! I'm so glad you enjoyed the pattern. Thank you for watching and for your comment!
So excellently described. I will be making this. I have found it difficult to find a baby blanket pattern that wasn't too "holey" and yet not too heavy. This pattern seems to be what I'm looking for. Subscribed
Thank you very much Victoria! I really hope you enjoy making this blanket.
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Thank you for the lovely baby blanket pattern. I enjoyed making it very much. Your speaking instructions as well as the video are quite clear. This makes it very easy to follow along with you. It is a wonderful little baby blanket. ❤
Thank you so much! I'm really happy to hear that!
Thank you for sharing beautiful blanket ! I will make one for my granddaughter !
Wonderful! Thanks for your comment and I hope you enjoy making it. ❤️
This is one of the best tutorials! I just made this in pink for a baby due in July as a commissioned job. It turned out beautifully ❣️
That is wonderful to hear! Thanks so much for sharing!
i like this ribbed edging and i must say very well described and at a speed that is easy to understand, thank you
Thank you very much for your comment Maggie! I'm really glad to hear you like the border and that the video was easy to follow. I hope you've enjoyed making it!
Very clear concise tutorial. Blankets that I will be making will make a perfect christening donation to my church. Easy enough that I can make it less than three days. Thank you.
Thank you so much Julie! That’s wonderful! Happy crocheting 😀
This is my second blanket tutorial with Jo to the World Creations and both were so easy to follow and turned out beautiful. Thanks for you great tutorials!
Oh I'm so thrilled to hear this! Thank you very much for sharing!
Thank you. You explained this so well. The speed was perfect too. I am a total newbie and was able to make this without tears, thanks to your amazing instructions.
Thank you very much! I’m thrilled to hear this and so glad you enjoyed it. 💕
So easy and is turning out so good. The best part is my edging is straight ❤️ Thank you.
That’s wonderful! Thank you Noor!
Love this stitch. My new favorite. Doing a mint green one now. Will do a more delicate border since the baby is a girl. Thanks for sharing your pattern.
Thank you Kathleen! I hope you enjoy making it! I really appreciate you taking the time to comment. Happy crocheting!
Loved making this, it came out perfect. Ty for clear instructions!
Oh that’s wonderful!!! Thank you so much for watching and making this blanket!
Excellent instructions 👌 Thank you so much!! Such a pretty blanket 😌 😍 💕
Thank you so much! Really appreciate that! Hope you enjoy making this blanket 😀
Thank you so much for this video! You did a nice job explaining & showing how to make this! I'm gifting mine to a new 1st time Mom & Dad!♥️🥰👍🏻
Aw, thank you so much!!! I really appreciate that. I hope you enjoyed making it and congratulations to the 1st time Mom and Dad!
Great tutorial, very well explained especially the border and stitch placement, Thank You x
Thank you so much Teresa! That was really nice of you to take the time to write such a lovely comment and I really appreciate it. I hope you enjoyed making it!
Thank you so much for this video! I was really stressed about the corners but your step by step instructions made them so easy! The blanket I made turned out great!
Thank you so much! I’m thrilled to hear that the corners weren’t too difficult and your blanket turned out great. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for explaining everything it makes it so much easier to understand. I will try this one as I am making preemie baby blankets
Thank you so much for lovely comment 💕. I hope you enjoy making this blanket!
Thank you so much for this tutorial, me being new at this you have made it so clear and so easy to follow through with this blanket. You're truly a great teacher. Thanks again 😊
Thank you so much!!! You’ve made my day by sharing this. I truly appreciate you taking the time to write such a lovely comment. It means the world to me. I hope you enjoy (or enjoyed) making the blanket!
Great to learn this new stitch and boarder, thank you for going slowly it’s easier to understand 🎉
Thank you so much Sue! Really appreciate the comment and hope you enjoyed making it!
Love this pattern. I have the yarn sitting by me now to start the blanket.
Thank you! I hope you enjoy making it 😀
Beautiful blanket and great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your comment and I hope you enjoy making this blanket!
Beautiful piece and great instructional info thank you
Thank you for taking the time to write such a lovely comment. Really appreciate it and I hope you enjoyed making the blanket!
Thank you for sharing beautiful blanket !
It's my pleasure! Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy making it!
Great instructions...beautiful blanket!
Thank you very much! 💕
Very nice baby blanket. I love your instructions, easy to follow
Sherry, thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words. I hope you enjoy making the blanket!
Loved this
Thank you!
This was beautiful and so well explained
Thank you very much!
❤ excellent instructions for beginners!
Thank you very much! So happy to hear that. I hope you enjoy making it!
Very cute! I love the border. Thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you very much!!! Hope you enjoy making the blanket!
Great tutorial. I am going to make this for my great grandson.
Thank you so much for sharing! Your instrucrions is clear , calm and easy to follow . Love it ❤❤
Thank you very much!
Great job ❤Ammazing 🎉
Thank you so much!
You are a great teacher😊
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words and hope you enjoy making this blanket.
So excited to start this beautiful blanket. Neighbor having twins! Two of these will perfect. Thank you!!!!!
Aw, thank you!!! Twins! How exciting! I hope you enjoy making two of these blankets :)
You have a very smoothie voice. Thank you so much for the pattern
Thank you!
Yay!! I just finished mine. I love it so much! Mine is roughly (I don’t have a sturdy tape measure, just a flimsy one) 30” X 42”. Thanks so much, I thoroughly enjoy your patterns and your teaching skills. 🥰👍
That's fantastic! I wish pics were allowed on here as I'd love to see it! I'm so glad to hear you like it. And thank you for your wonderful comment!
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Simplesmente maravilhoso, amei 🥰. Você ensina muitíssimo bem! Parabéns e muito obrigada!
Thank you!
Just subscribed . Beautiful blanket. Looking forward to seeing your beautiful work. Clear and easy to follow
Thank you very much!
Booties done thank you! How about a baby beanie to complete the set?
I've made blanket such as yours ,and this is my first time I making a blanket, I followed your instructions step by step, I'm so so glad that blanket was so beautiful 😍, although that there is a little mistakes about measurs of length and widh that became clear to me through the corners of blanket, but I feel proud of myself , Thank you so so much 😊
Thank you very much! I’m so glad you enjoyed making it!
Thank you very much. I have just made one in white colour for my grandchild. It is really adorable. Greetings from Germany.
That’s wonderful! I bet it looks gorgeous in white. Thank you for your comment!
Beautiful im making this for my nephew his first child
Wonderful! I hope you enjoy making it!
Excellent tutorial!
Thank you very much!
I've also just started this beautiful blanket and I'm using 4.50
Thank you! Hope you enjoy making it!
Am making for my grandson, thank you!
That's wonderful! Hope you enjoy making it!
The best teacher ❤
Thank you so much! 💕
Definitely her attention to detail pointing out things I'm not sure of,marvellous lady
Just finished the blanket :)) This was my first time crocheting such a big project and your detailed instructions helped so so much!! I have a question about weaveng the ends in, I'm not sure how to hide them, since I made the blanket pretty airy?
That’s wonderful! I’m so glad you found the instructions helpful. Perhaps you could weave the ends into the border as the stitches are a little tighter? Hope you enjoyed making this blanket!
Why do so many people who do crochet tutorials start with the chain in the back loop of the chain. It looks so easy when they do it but even when I use a larger hook that is so hard for me. I have been crocheting for more than 20 years so not new but this is new to me.
Hi Teresa, it’s a good question. I always try to design my baby blankets to not have to work into the back ridge loop of the chain but then in some cases, like this blanket pattern, when I get to the border, there’s a large unwanted gap that in my opinion throws the whole thing off and creates large holes that I don’t like for baby blankets. I then try the design again with working into the back ridge loop of the chain and there isn’t a gap so the finish piece looks much better and has less holes. Whenever I can, I try to not work in the back ridge loop because I know it’s not the easiest thing to do. For example, my Simple Baby Blanket doesn’t work into the back loops but that works for that pattern. But for this one, I do recommend it. I also chain quite loosely which seems to help a lot with working into the back loop on Row 1. I hope this helps! Happy crocheting. 😀
I agree it’s harder but it makes the bottom look so neat especially if you aren’t going to do a border ❤
It annoys me too 👍
I use the top (or, technically, back) loop rather than the bottom bump. It gives a similar look and it's a lot easier to put your hook through. I use that technique because my chains are always tighter than my foundation row, making it look wonky when I use both loops. Try a sample with both versions, see which you like better! 💕
Love this so much!! I’m almost to the border section & maybe should have watched the video in its entirety before beginning, but I was planning on making the border a different color… any tips on that??
Thank you! You’re welcome to make the border a different color! I’ve seen lots of others do that. I haven’t personally but I’ve seen others and it looks wonderful
Free printable pattern. Thank you
Hi Helene, the pattern is free on my website jototheworld.com/adorable-baby-blanket-crochet-pattern or you can purchase the ad-free printable PDF here: jototheworld.com/product/adorable-baby-blanket-crochet-pattern-pdf. Thank you.
How many skeins should I use?
Hi, I really enjoy your tutorials! Do you have any favorite,dainty stitch for a baby blessing blanket?
Thank you very much! You could take a look at my Lacy Baby Blanket or my Classic Baby Blanket patterns. All my baby blanket patterns can be found here: jototheworld.com/free-crochet-patterns/baby-blankets
If someone could answer this I'd appreciate it...
Does it make a difference if you switch stitches...dbl then single??? Having a debate with daughter without attempting it lol...
The overall look may be slightly different but you are welcome to try! If you do that, you may want to increase your number of chains at the beginning of the row of accommodate the dc being the first stitch so instead of making a ch 1, you would make a ch 3 and then dc (note that some people prefer a ch 2 or a ch 4 if the first stitch is a dc). Hope this helps!
Absolutely beautiful blanket - is there a pattern for matching booties?
Thank you! Yes there is: jototheworld.com/baby-booties-crochet-pattern
What if you use a smaller size yarn and smaller size hook? Would you need to do more for the chain?
This patterns is designed and tested with the yarn size/type and hook that is listed in the pattern. You are welcome to try something else but the size and overall look of your finished blanket may turn out differently. I unfortunately can't speak to the number of starting chains you would need if you used a different yarn and hook.
Almost finished this beautiful blanket but I found the border a bit Fiddly so Im doing about 7 rounds of SC
Thanks so much Jayne! I hope you’ve enjoyed making it!
I love this pattern! However, I’m running short on time to complete it (my cousin’s baby is due any day now). Is the border necessary or can I just do the sc and still have it to come out looking nice?
Thank you very much! I personally think the blanket looks great on it’s own. You can either leave it without a border or add rounds of sc. Or complete the entire border. Totally up to you and what you think looks nice!
Will this look good using Bernat Softee Ombré yarn?
I just looked it up and I believe that’s a size 3 yarn? You can use any size 3 yarn that’s 100% acrylic. I haven’t made this blanket with that particular yarn but I did use the same brand (Bernat) so I think it will look great! I’d love to know how you make out. Happy crocheting!
Es el punto Suzette 😊
Thanks!
what is the name of the stitch used for this blanket? aslo very easy to follow and very clear too, love it.
Hi there! It's called the Suzette stitch. I'm so glad you like it!
Hello! I'm new to crocheting and was wondering if this pattern would still work with size 2 sport yarn? I know they're different but I'm trying to find merino wool yarn that I can order online (I'm housebound) and there's one option I found, but it's 2 sport. Thank you so much for your help! And this wonderful video!
Hi there! I wish I could tell you if it would work but I haven’t tested this pattern with size 2 sport yarn. You of course are welcome to try and perhaps use a smaller size hook but the overall size of the blanket and look may be different. Sorry I can’t be more helpful but I hope you are able to still make the blanket!
@@jototheworldcreations I really appreciate you taking the time to respond! Thank you for giving me the heads up on the smaller hook size and how the final outcome could be different in size! Still helpful!
hi Jo, I'm not very clear about the last (4th) corner ....so repeat 3 times in the last 2nd stitch and twice in the last stitch, and after these, assemble. Am I correct ? ?
Hi there! The written pattern has a detailed explanation of the 4th corner: jototheworld.com/adorable-baby-blanket-crochet-pattern. If there's anything I can do to help, please let me know! Thanks!
Hi Ms jo to the world creation, just wondering if you have any baby spring blanket tutorial ?
Hi! You can view all my baby blanket videos here: Crochet Baby Blanket Patterns
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@@jototheworldcreations thank you very much for early response. Do I need to use cotton to crochet the spring blanket for baby.? I am a new crocheter and I love the way you give instructions. Thank you
@@josiecontreras326 I’ve only made each blanket with the yarn that’s referenced in the pattern. Please click on the description below the video for the link to the written instructions with all the details. Thank you.
Could you please tell us how can we make ice cap and booties for a baby same the stitch of the blanket
Hi there! You can take a look at this Baby Booties pattern with video tutorial: jototheworld.com/baby-booties-crochet-pattern and this Adorable Hat pattern: jototheworld.com/adorable-baby-hat-crochet-pattern. Hope these help!
I think i will use stitch markers for the cornerd
Sounds good!
Thank you for such simple instructions. I'm finding that my border is curling, not laying flat. What can I do.
Thank you! The written instructions describes what to do (in the border section): jototheworld.com/adorable-baby-blanket-crochet-pattern
Can I do this blanket with #4 cotton? I am a beginner and was given alot of cotton yarn will it work please help
Thank You so much
Hi there! All my patterns are designed and tested with the yarn weight and hook that is listed in the pattern. You are welcome to try something else but the size, overall look and feel of your finished item as well as the amount of yarn required may be different.
Here is my guide to yarn weights & types that you might find helpful: jototheworld.com/yarn-weights-and-types-chart
Hello
This is Rita again
I have a question, all the blankets you have is with the number 3 light weight yarn n I was wondering if you can do them with 4 medium weight yarn instead ?
You have some beautiful blankets I love to make n buy the 6 bundle blankets but I like to do them in 4 weight yarn.
Please let me know ASAP so I can purchase them, if I can do them in 4 worsted weight yarn?
Thanks 😊
For being so patient with me n I appreciate all u are doing
Rita
Hi Rita, for the patterns where I recommend using size 3 yarn, they were designed and tested using size 3 yarn. You are of course welcome to try different yarn weights but the overall look, feel and size of the blanket may be different. For example, if you use worsted weight (size 4) yarn, your blanket may be heavier, stiffer and the stitches may be tighter. You would also need more yarn to complete the pattern and it would be a larger size.
If you are looking for baby blanket patterns using Size 4 (Medium) yarn, you may like these (they all have video tutorials):
-> jototheworld.com/moss-stitch-baby-blanket-crochet-pattern
-> jototheworld.com/classic-baby-blanket-crochet-pattern
-> jototheworld.com/continuous-granny-square-blanket-crochet-pattern
Do you have to begin the blanket in the back bumps? I struggle with that so much!
Working into the back ridge loops/back bumps prevents a large hole/gap between the first row and the border. The only difference between working into the top loop of the chain and the back ridge loop is where to insert your hook. I highly recommend trying to work in the back loop/bump as I find the blanket looks so much nicer without a large gap between the body and the body. Here’s an article you might find helpful: jototheworld.com/how-to-crochet-in-the-chain
Thank you!
Would like to introduce other color at what point should I do that
Whenever you’d like! I’d recommend adding a new color at the end of a row and being consistent so change colors after the same amount of rows each time. Hope you enjoy making this blanket!
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Thank you so so much
Fab but is there a reason you yarn under and not over am new to crochet x
Thanks! No it doesn’t make a difference for this pattern.
@@jototheworldcreations yarn under makes the single crochet stitch make an x, whereas yarn over makes a v. Not detrimental to this pattern, but the stitches do look a tad different :)
yarn under makes the single crochet stitch make an x, whereas yarn over makes a v. Not detrimental to this pattern, but the stitches do look a tad different :)
Can this be made in worsted weight yarn?
This pattern was designed and tested with the yarn size/type and hook that is listed in the pattern. You are welcome to try something else but the size, overall look/feel of your finished item and the amount of yarn required may be different.
Maybe I just got used to the Classic Baby Blanket I recently finished but wow does this 5mm hook go slowly! I love the fabric this pattern makes though, so it’s definitely going to be completed but it just never seems to grow. Anyone else?
UPDATE: only took 10 days to finish the body of the blanket (with tennis elbow). Not bad. Nervous to do border but it looks so cool.
Your finished blanket (I saw on IG) looks so incredible!!! All your work on it definitely paid off!
@@jototheworldcreations Thanks! I love the fabric the 5mm made. Definitely doing again.
How much yarn did you use?
Approx 1500m. I used one and a quarter skein of the economical big ball size of Bernat Baby Sport in Baby Blue (100% Acrylic, 12.3 oz / 350g, 1500 meters/1370 yards). This is a light (3) yarn. You can substitute with your favorite light (3) yarn. Light weight yarn is also referred to as DK or Light Worsted.
Hello, if you use 130 chains make sure to chain 1 before starting... this will leave you with 2 ending chains.
Hello! You start the blanket by making 130 starting chains. You don’t need to make any extra chains than that.
For the first row, you will start in the second chain from the hook and single crochet and single crochet in each stitch cross. That leaves you with 129 single crochet stitches at the end of the first row. You shouldn’t have any chains left over. Then ch 1 and turn. But the chains do not count as stitches and never get worked into.
For the second row, you’ll work into the first stitch and make a single crochet and double crochet in the same stitch. Then skip the next stitch. You will repeat this all the way across until there is one stitch left. In the last stitch, she will make one single crochet stitch. You will have 129 stitches. Then ch 1 and turn.
Hope this helps!
What is this stitch called? @jototheworldcreations
It’s called the Suzette Stitch. You can find more info here: jototheworld.com/crochet-stitches-blankets
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Thank you!
What stitch is this. I'm making this now for my nephew first child that is due soon
That’s wonderful! It’s just a simple repeat of: *Sc into the next st. Dc into the same st. Sk the next st*
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Can you use size 4 yarn?
Thanks for your interest in this pattern!
I have designed and tested this blanket using Size 3 (Light) yarn. Using a different yarn weight can sometimes significantly change the size, look and feel of the design as well as the amount of yarn required. You may find that using Size 4 (Medium) yarn creates a blanket that is heavier, thicker and more dense. And it may change the size, look and feel of the design as well as the amount of yarn required. I personally prefer a lightweight yet still cozy, airy blanket that flows nicely for a baby blanket.
With all that said, you are welcome to try it! Perhaps you are looking to make a thicker blanket for a stroller or carseat and in that case, using a size 4 yarn makes complete sense. I unfortunately can't provide recommendations for what hook size to use or how much yarn you'll need as this blanket was designed and tested using Size 3 (Light) yarn.
If you are looking for baby blanket patterns using Size 4 (Medium) yarn, you may like these:
jototheworld.com/moss-stitch-baby-blanket-crochet-pattern
jototheworld.com/classic-baby-blanket-crochet-pattern
jototheworld.com/continuous-granny-square-blanket-crochet-pattern
Hope this helps! Thanks again and have a wonderful day.
Thank you so much ❤
may I confirm the even number of single crochet includes or excludes the last stitch of 3 single crochets ?
Thanks for your question! Here is the written pattern which explains what to include and exclude when counting stitches for the border: jototheworld.com/adorable-baby-blanket-crochet-pattern
Sorry but I have one more question n I am getting ready to order them? The one with $49.00 for the whole year. My question is do all the patterns ha a CZcams video with it?
Need to know ASAP
If u can
Thanks again 😊
Hi Rita, you can see all the patterns I have video tutorials for here: m.youtube.com/@jototheworldcreations/videos
What is this stitch called
It's known to many as the Suzette Stitch
What's name of the stitch ?
It’s an adaptation of the Suzette Stitch 😀
What is the name of this pattern
It is called Adorable Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern😀 Here’s the link to the written instructions: jototheworld.com/adorable-baby-blanket-crochet-pattern
@@jototheworldcreations thank you.
Hi, what size hook do I use for this blanket? I have a 4 sirdar ply wool Thanks in advance.
I recommend an H/8 (5.00 mm) hook and size 3 light/dk yarn. Hope you enjoy making it!
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I can't wait to make it .Thank you for the tutorial.xx