The second blanket was lavender with a white satin ribbon trim. I used the basket weave stitch, which is quickly becoming my favorite stitch for blankets. It makes them nice and thick, and the texture is quite pretty.
Two Crocheted Baby Blankets
I made these two blankets for my friend at work having twins. The first is a very pale pink blanket, made with a terrycloth yarn. Very simple - I just used a single crochet with three rows of double crochet for the edge. I really loved how soft and cuddly this little blanket was. I accidentally threw away the yarn packaging, but I think it was just Red Heart Baby Terry (also, it is machine wash and dryable - always a plus).
The second blanket was lavender with a white satin ribbon trim. I used the basket weave stitch, which is quickly becoming my favorite stitch for blankets. It makes them nice and thick, and the texture is quite pretty.
The second blanket was lavender with a white satin ribbon trim. I used the basket weave stitch, which is quickly becoming my favorite stitch for blankets. It makes them nice and thick, and the texture is quite pretty.
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beautiful! She'll LOVE them Jill
So precious I always love seeing your blankets. Where do you get your ribbon??
You are SO talented Jill. I wish I could do anything that well.
this is so precious. i only JUST learned how to crochet and have been knitting for a year, but only know the basic stitch and purl. i am looking up tutorials to learn how to do the basketweave stitch.
you are so inspiring but at the same time INTIMIDATING. :)
Those are very beautiful!
This is GORGEOUS!!!!!!! I wish desperately that I could do that for my baby boy!!!
How can I get this pattern?
how can I get the pattern?
I just loved what you did because I always enjoy the blankets... and I think you're right its texture is quite pretty and it's be nice if you can add more creations and designs. I am very interesting in this kind of things and I really know about it.
23jj
perfect for that cold evenings in Winter, or well for those nights in where you have to go somewhere, with your baby, thanks for the advice.
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