Left Handed Joseph's Blanket

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  • čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
  • LEFT-HANDED VERSION: Learn how to make Joseph's Blanket with Bonnie! This easy to crochet design uses self-striping yarn (see below) or you can easily substitute yarn from your stash for a stash-busting blanket! Just be sure to size the appropriate hook size to the yarn chosen. Here's more information on this design:
    This colorful baby blanket is crocheted in the round using self-striping yarn that does all the work! It features a 2 stitch basketweave pattern that gives a lovely colorful texture that will keep the baby's fingers and eyes very happy! This baby blanket is completely reversible.
    The written pattern is available here: www.lovecrafts...
    Skill Level: Intermediate, but confident beginners are encouraged to give this a try.
    Yarn: 1 cake of Lion Brand's Mandala Bonus Bundle (100% acrylic, 10.5 oz/300 g, 1,181 yd/1,080 m, DK or #3 Light weight yarn). I used the color "Gnome".
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    Hook: Size H (or 8/5.00 mm)
    Dimensions: approx. 27" x 27"
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Komentáře • 14

  • @squeekee35
    @squeekee35 Před měsícem

    Just found you. Thank you so much for the left hand stitching. Great rainbow

  • @squeekee35
    @squeekee35 Před měsícem

    Do you make 2 of everything because you do right handed and left handed projects?

    • @BonnieBayCrochet
      @BonnieBayCrochet  Před měsícem

      No, I make only 1 video but re-edit a second version with flipped images for the left-handed ones. I honestly can't do much with my left hand!

    • @squeekee35
      @squeekee35 Před měsícem

      @@BonnieBayCrochet oh cool idea

  • @JoanCreary
    @JoanCreary Před měsícem

    Can I make this for a Queen size blanket

    • @BonnieBayCrochet
      @BonnieBayCrochet  Před měsícem

      You can but it will be a square. Just continue in pattern stitch!😊

  • @cathymartin3379
    @cathymartin3379 Před měsícem

    I'm always looking for new continuous crochet blankets that don't gave big gaps, as I crochet preemie blankets for Project Linus Canada, and I need a break from Moss stitch blankets so thank you for this!
    I have a couple of questions - will this work well using all regular DC rather than the post stitches? Secondly, why does the first stitch have to be a chain 2, rather than just another stitch?
    My last question - can you turn your work after each row? I find my blankets are less skewed if I switch directions. Sorry for all the questions!

    • @BonnieBayCrochet
      @BonnieBayCrochet  Před měsícem +1

      You would need to make some changes to the corners if making this in straight dc. I prefer using the ch-2, but you can use an extended stitch to start the round if you prefer. You can turn after each round, but that would affect the color change a bit depending on the type of yarn you choose to use.

    • @cathymartin3379
      @cathymartin3379 Před měsícem

      @@BonnieBayCrochet thank you so much. I tend to have trouble stitching into a chain, I would not have thought of using an extended instead! I will give that a try!

    • @BonnieBayCrochet
      @BonnieBayCrochet  Před měsícem

      @@cathymartin3379 be sure to follow the first several rounds since they are not all the same. Sometimes the chain counts as a stitch, and sometimes it does not in this design.

    • @cathymartin3379
      @cathymartin3379 Před 29 dny

      ​@@BonnieBayCrochetif I do try this with regular DC instead of using post stitches, what changes would I need to make in the corners as you mentioned, or just follow your corners and do the sides with regular DC?

  • @eudiachow732
    @eudiachow732 Před měsícem

    😢 I am right handend

    • @cheesemiss147
      @cheesemiss147 Před měsícem

      Dont worry. She always posts both versions. Wait few more minutes 😊