Welcome to my baby blanket crochet pattern. The finished baby blanket will look like this. I’ll be using this blanket to make a teddy bears picnic blanket.
There’s a video tutorial for this pattern available on my YouTube channel at baby blanket crochet tutorial.
Other patterns that are in the teddy bears picnic blanket series include the plaid picnic blanket, picnic basket, the kite, picnic table, food for the picnic table, food for the picnic blanket, pram, airplane, barbecue, barbecue apron and utensils, tree, blossoms and a swing, teddy bear applique, child teddy bear and baby teddy bear, teddy bear with accessories, teddy bear and combining the teddy bears picnic baby blanket.
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This pattern will be using UK terminology. If you would like to view the US version go to baby blanket crochet pattern (US Version).
Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern
This is an easy blanket and the stitch could be worked for any size blanket and any weight yarn. To work out how many chain you need for your blanket just crochet a length of chain to the desired width of your blanket making sure you have an odd number of chain. When you have worked most of the 1st row check the width of your row and undo any excess chain but make sure you end with a double crochet.
Cot Blanket
Materials used
- I used 3 200g balls of baby mint and 2 200g balls of baby blue 8 ply luxury wool from Bendigo Woollen Mills. 8 ply wool is similar to light worsted in the US and double knit in the UK, but the pattern would work with any weight yarn.
- A 4mm crochet hook.
- Scissors.
- Darning needle to weave in ends.
Size
36” x 54” or 91.5cm x 137cm
145 ch (Measured about 35” or 89cm after 1st row)
To make a different size always work an odd number of chain.
Row 1: Work 1 tr in 4th ch from hook, (1 dc in next st, 1 tr in following st) repeat to last st, 1 dc in last st. Turn.
Row 2: 3 ch, work 1 tr in same st as ch, (1 dc in front loop only of next st ‘in top of tr of previous row’, then 1 tr in following st) repeat to last st, work 1 dc in last st. Turn.
Repeat row 2 until your blanket is the desired length. I worked green on my blanket for 29” or 74cm and then worked 14.5” or 37cm of blue. If using 2 colours fasten off but if only using 1 colour don’t fasten off before the edging.
I work 2/3 of the blanket in green for the grass and then change to blue for the final 3rd.
Stroller Blanket
- I used 2 200g balls of baby mint and 2 200g balls (just started the 2nd ball for the edging) of baby blue 8 ply luxury wool from Bendigo Woollen Mills. 8 ply wool is similar to light worsted in the US and double knit in the UK, but the pattern would work with any weight yarn.
- A 4mm crochet hook.
- Scissors.
- Darning needle to weave in ends.
Size
30” x 35” or 76cm x 89cm
131 ch
Row 1: Work 1 tr in 4th ch from hook, (1 dc in next st, 1 tr in following st) repeat to last st, work 1 dc in last st. Turn.
Row 2: 3 ch, work 1 tr in same st as ch, (1 dc in front loop only of next st ‘in top of tr of previous row’, then 1 tr in following st) repeat to last st, work 1 dc in last st. Turn.
Repeat row 2 until your blanket is the desired length. I worked green on my blanket for 23” or 58.5cm and then worked 11” or 28cm of blue. If using 2 colours fasten off but if only using 1 colour don’t fasten off before the edging.
I work 2/3 of the blanket in green for the grass and then change to blue for the final 3rd.
Edging
Join yarn to the beginning of one of the colours if using 2 colours or continue using yarn from main blanket if using 1 colour.
Row 1: 1 ch, work dc evenly along sides and ends and 2 dc into each corner st, changing colours when needed. Join with a sl st in top of 1st st.
Row 2: 1 ch, (work a joined dc over next 2 sts, 2 ch) repeat to end of row changing colours when needed. Join with a sl st in top of 1st st. Fasten off.
To Make Up
Weave in ends.
