“The Chloe Baby Blanket” Pattern Is Here!!

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Crochet Baby Blanket

“The Chloe Baby Blanket”

Crochet Pattern

Designed By:  Christine Longe of Lakeview Cottage Kids

As part of my Spring baby blanket series, I have created the “Chloe” Baby Blanket!  It has a lovely feminine texture, is easy to make and is so snuggly for the newborn!  I think this is another blanket to add to your heirloom collection!!

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Skill Level:  Advanced Beginner

Size:  One Size

Materials Needed: 

–  1 skein (12.3 oz./1256 yards) Bernat “Baby Sport” Yarn (#3 weight);  The color used in this blanket is:  “Baby Pink”.

–  Crochet Hook: Size “G” (4.00 mm)

–  Scissors

–  Tapestry Needle  (Used for working in loose yarn ends.)

Finished Size:  Approximately 36 inches x 36 inches

Stitches/Abbreviations Used in the Pattern:  (US Terms)

–  ch = chain

–  sc = single crochet

–  sk = skip

–  dc = double crochet

–  sl st = slip stitch

Gauge:  4 inches = 7 clusters by 10 rows

Blanket Pattern

To create this blanket, you must have a Chain Multiple of any uneven number.

Chain 107 chains

Row 1:  Sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in each remaining ch; Ch  3 (this counts as first dc of following row throughout).  Turn.  (106 st)

Row 2:  *Sk next sc, dc in next sc, dc in skipped sc; repeat from * across to the last st.  (This basically forms a cluster.); dc in the last st.  Ch 1.  Turn.  (106 st)

Row 3:  Sc in each dc across.  Ch 3.  Turn.  (106 st)

Repeat Rows 2 and 3 for the pattern until the blanket measures approximate 35 inches long.  End by completing Row 2.

Border: 

Round 1: 

(First Side)  Work 2 sc in the corner of the blanket.  *Work 2 sc in the first space of the first row going down the side.  Continue by working 1 sc in the next 2 spaces.  Repeat from * all the way down the side of the blanket.  Work 3 sc in the corner.

(Second Side – Bottom of the Blanket)  *Work 2 sc in the first space of the row going along the bottom side.  Continue by working 1 sc in each space all the way along the bottom side of the blanket.  Work 3 sc in the corner.

(Third Side). Repeat First Side.

(Fourth Side – Top of the Blanket)   Work 1 sc in each stitch across the top, ending with working 1 sc in the corner (next to the 2 sc worked at the beginning of the round.)  Sl st to first sc in the corner.  Ch 1.

Do Not Fasten Off.

Round 2:  *Ch 4.  Skip 1 sc, slip stitch in the next st.*  Repeat from * to * all the way around the blanket.  (Do not do anything special at corners, just continue all the way around.)  When you reach the first corner, slip stitch into the first st.

Fasten off.

Work in all ends.  Finished!!  Enjoy your lovely new baby blanket!!!  It’s so cute!!  🙂