Free Caron One Skein Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern, Soft Pink
Item# CAC0202-006987V
Wrap them up in this soft, simple blanket made in our popular Caron One Pound yarn.
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Free Caron One Skein Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern, Soft Pink
Item# CAC0202-006987V
Wrap them up in this soft, simple blanket made in our popular Caron One Pound yarn.
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Description
Free Easy Crochet Afghans/Blankets Pattern For Baby
With Caron One Pound Yarn, make as many blankets as your heart desires. Whether for a boy or girl, for donating or keeping, choose from so many shades for this easy-to-make project. Plus, as a machine washable and dryable worsted weight yarn, you'll keep smiling because Caron One Pound is the ideal choice to withstand all sorts of kids' little messes.
Material Notes
Don’t forget to pick up the finishing touches for your project! Take a look at the list of supplies you’ll need that aren’t included in your kit.
Kit does not include:
- Size U.S. J/10 (6 mm) crochet hook
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Sizing Notes
Sizing Notes
Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about crocheting a gauge swatch!
Finished Measurements
Single SizeApprox. 34"/86.5 cm wide x 35"/89 cm long -
Care
- Machine Wash in Warm Water, Delicate Setting
- Tumble Dry, Low Heat, Delicate Cycle
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Reviews & Ratings
Reviews
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RatingLocale1 to 2 of 2 Reviews1 – 2 of 2 ReviewsHighest to Lowest RatingBrighton, MISkill LevelEasy5 out of 5 stars.Great gift!
a year agoThis is my go-to pattern whenever I need to stitch a quick baby gift. I’ve made them with different weight yarn and in different dimensions. It’s always a hit with the new mommy.Yes, I recommend this product.
Helpful?Clarity of Pattern, 5.0 out of 5Ontario,CanadaSkill LevelIntermediate5 out of 5 stars.Easy pattern to follow!
2 years agoThis was a wonderful pattern for my first baby blanketYes, I recommend this product.
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Questions & Answers
Questions
Start typing your question and we'll check if it was already asked and answered.1 - 4 of 4 QuestionsQ: can i use a different size hook for the project? will that have an effect on the project completely? Im new to crochet so i only have a few sizes of hooks, I was thinking of using 5mm specifically. The only other sizes I have are 8mm & 10mm.
6 months ago1 AnswerA: You can absolutely use a hook of a different size for making this (or any) project. Different hooks will create different gauges and can affect the look and feel of the fabric. The stated gauge for this pattern is: In pattern, 11 sts and 8 rows = 4"/10cm, which one would typically check before beginning the project. If you get this gauge, you should have enough yarn and finish with an item approximately 34"/86.5 cm wide x 35"/89 cm long. In case you've never worked with gauge before, we are including a link to video about measuring gauge. We hope this gives you the information you need to be successful with your One Skein Baby Blanket,
6 months agoHelpful?Q: In row 2 it says dc in last stitch but it doesn’t say to dc in the skipped stitch. Is that correct ? Also how many stitches should I have at the end of row 2?
9 months ago1 AnswerA: When you are working your One Skein Baby Blanket, when you complete row 2 you should have 93 stitches. Since there are an odd number of stitches, when you get to the end of the row, you will have just completed a pair of stitches, a slip and back in the slipped stitch, so you should have one left to complete the dc.
9 months agoHelpful?Q: Row 2: " *sk next st, dc in next st, dc in skipped st;" If you skip a stitch at the beginning of the row, and dc in the next stitch, how can you dc in skipped st?
a year ago1 AnswerA: When making the One skein Crochet Baby Blanket, you will skip a stitch, and then go backwards, across the already crocheted stitch to work the skipped stitch, forming an X in the pattern. I hope this gives you the clarity you need to work this fun baby blanket. Should you need more assistance, we would be more than happy to assist you with your pattern inquiry. Please send your details to inquire@yarnspirations.com and we will get back to you as quickly as possible.
a year agoHelpful?Q: Row 2: " *sk next st, dc in next st, dc in skipped st;" If you skip a stitch at the beginning of the row, and dc in the next stitch, how can you dc in skipped st? Does this mean skip the 3rd (next) stitch then dc in the 4th st.?
a year ago2 AnswersA: Thanks for the clarification. I did read the article you referenced. In all my years crocheting, I have never made anything using a cable stitch, and I am unfamiliar with the abbreviation xdc. I learned to make a cross-stitch (or X st) differently.
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