Timeless Checkered Baby Blanket
You just can't beat the classic checkered design and basic crochet stitches when it comes to simple crochet baby blankets. The Timeless Checkered Baby Blanket would be perfect for boys or girls and could easily fit into any nursery theme. You can mix up the colors to make the design personal—the easy crochet pattern makes innovation stress-free. Getting ready for your new baby will be even more exciting when you add this easy baby blanket to your to-do list, and it will be sure to keep your little one snug and happy once you bring your new family member home.
Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Finished Size32 x 25 inches
Materials List
- Baby Aran yarn with a thicker worsted yarn for the border (about 200 g for each color)
- J crochet hook
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Daughter of Light
Apr 23, 2018
I have to confess when I saw this one I almost blew right on by! It's just not my colors combined but then I thought wait a minute I like this pattern! The checkerboard design is such an ageless design. So here I am! The ability to change up patterns is one of the reasons I love handiwork. We can be inspired by even just part of a design and take it up and make it our own by tweaking it just a bit! And now on to choosing my color combo for this great pattern!
Zeemer
Jul 31, 2016
This checkered baby blanket is so elegant. I wasn't expecting the color combination but when I saw it. Whoa. I had blues and pinks in mind. The mom used these colors probably because was pregnant when she started it.Should I decide to do this, I'd like to do it in my fav color yellow combined with its other hues like mustard, ochre, light brown. Thanks for this pattern which can be found in this link http//craftsauce.blogspot.com/2013/12/checker-baby == -blanket-pattern.html
Cheryl Y
Jul 30, 2016
This Timeless Checkered Baby Blanket is so cute and easy to do. I like the fact of carrying the yarn and not having all the ends to stitch in. I always found it helpful when carrying the two colors to put them on the opposite sides of your body so they don't get tangled together.. making quicker work using the two colors. This pattern is well written and a easy read. I think it will be a good one to make to give the Grand baby for this winter. Thank you so much for this free crochet pattern.
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