Crochet chart for yarn needed for blankets.

#Crochet chart for yarn needed for blankets. trial#

Flip the first shell group to allow you to work into the space created by the 2 skipped ch sts in previous row. Row 2: ch 5, 1 dc in the 3rd ch from the hook, 1 dc in each of the next 2 ch sts. Row 1: ch 5, 1 dc in the 3rd ch from the hook (this will create a space to crochet into later), 1 dc in each of the next 2 ch sts ( the first shell group) Finally decrease at both edges on every row till the end. Then then decrease only on one edge until the long side is 60 rows tall. To make the rectangle shape, the first 48 rows have increases on each edge of the blanket.

This pattern is worked flat, diagonally, back and forth.Д«lanket is 48 rows wide and 60 rows long.

dc вЂ“ double crochet (US terms) same as UK treble.

#Crochet chart for yarn needed for blankets. trial#

Love to crochet? Need to improve your technique? Get over 80 crochet classes on Creativebug вЂ“ Start your free trial hereДЇinished size вЂ“ 75cm x 95cm (30вЂіx38вЂі) Crochet Stitches used (US terminology): This video is also helpful, but just note that they have used 6 and 3 chains (as opposed to my 5 and 2) to start. If you are new to corner-to-corner crochet, pop over to this corner-to-corner washcloth tutorial where I have included step-by-step pictures explaining the most complicated parts of this technique. IвЂ™ve designed my pattern to be a baby blanket size, ideal for a stroller, pram or bassinet. No need to decide from the beginning, just make your decision as your project grows.ДЄs the blanket grows from just one corner, you will find it works up very quickly. Once you know the basic technique you can crochet a blanket of any size.

A large Magic Yarn Ball make from yarn scraps (around 600g / 21 oz) вЂ“ DK to Worsted weight (8-10ply)Д¬orner-to-Corner Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern Instructions:Д¬orner-to-corner crochet is so adaptable.

Now off you go and gather up all your yarn scraps, I see a stripey scrappy crochet blanket in you future. You are only limited by your scrappy stash I suppose? I hope you enjoy using up your leftover yarn ends to make these fun scrap yarn crochet blankets.ДЄlthough IвЂ™ve made them in a baby blanket size (as they will be donated to St Kilda Mums), you can easily adjust the pattern to make a blanket or throw in any size you wish. I donвЂ™t think I could have created such a colourful stripe design if I was choosing the colour order intentionally.

The beauty of the stripes is in the randomness. C2C crochet really makes for the perfect crochet scrap blanket!ДЄll stacked up together the stripes give off quite the Missoni vibe donвЂ™t you think? To really show off the lovely random stripes that the magic yarn ball creates, I decided a corner-to-corner crochet technique would be ideal. The random colour changes make for a fun surprise as you are crocheting. I also found that not having to decide when to change colours was quite a luxury as well. Not having to weave in ends means that these crochet blankets were done as soon as I finished the last stitch! If you are like me and hate weaving in yarn ends, you are going to love making these scrappy blankets with a magic yarn ball. In fact, IвЂ™ve made so many that I have officially run out of yarn scraps! IвЂ™m a bit addicted to making magic yarn balls and crocheting these deliciously scrappy baby blankets.

If you are looking for quick and easy crochet blanket pattern, look no further! This Scrappy Corner-to-Corner Blanket is the perfect crochet project to keep you hands busy while watching TV, with the added bonus that it uses up a ton of scrap yarn.