Baby Blue Waffle-ghan
When it comes to crochet baby blanket pattern, you don't need to go over the top to create a classic blanket. Just let this Baby Blue Waffle-ghan show you. With one simple color, you'll crochet an easy crochet baby blanket full of texture. With a waffle-like appearance, this pattern immediately becomes timeless. Pick a color for the gender or to match the nursery and you're ready to go. Create a future heirloom with this simple pattern.
Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)
Materials:
- Bernat® Baby Coordinates (140 g / 5 oz; 355 m / 388 yds) 48128 Soft Blue 4 balls
- Size 5.5 mm (U.S. I or 9) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
Measurement: Approx 36 x 45 ins [91.5 x 114.5 cm].
Gauge: 13 sts and 14 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] in pattern.
Instructions:
Note:
Ch 3 at beg of row counts as dc.
Ch 113
1st row: (RS). 1 dc in 4th ch from hook. (counts as 2 dc). 1 dc in each ch to end of ch. 111 dc. Turn.
2nd row: Ch 3. 1 dcfp around each of next 2 dc. 1 dcbp around next dc. *1 dcfp around each of next 3 dc. 1 dcbp around next dc. Rep from * to last 3 dc. 1 dcfp around each of next 2 dc. 1 dc in 2nd ch of beg ch. Turn.
3rd row: Ch 3. 1 dc in each of next 2 sts. *1 dcfp around next st. 1 dc in each of next 3 sts. Rep from * to end of row, working last dc in top of ch 3. Turn.
4th row: Ch 3. 1 dcfp around each of next 2 dc. 1 dcbp around next st. *1 dcfp around each of next 3 dc. 1 dcbp around next st. Rep from * to last 3 sts. 1 dcfp around each of next 2 dc. 1 dc in top of ch 3. Turn.
Rep 3rd and 4th rows until Blanket measures approx 45 ins [114.5 cm], ending on a 4th row. Fasten off
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Zeemer
Jul 24, 2018
This Baby Blue Waffle-ghan is appropriate for a christening or baby shower present for a baby boy. The powder blue color is so refreshing and relaxing.
tlscheermom 809321 0
Jul 05, 2017
How many stitches are in each repeat? Do you have different starting chain numbers for making this blanket bigger. I would appreciate a starting number of chains for a slightly larger blanket. Thank you.
KLC
Jul 06, 2017
Hello! We have yet to test this blanket pattern in-house. If you would like, you can comment on the pattern page at Bernat and the designer may be able to answer. Thanks, Krista Editor: http://www.yarnspirations.com/patterns/crochet-blanket-2.html
djridgway 9953991
Jan 09, 2018
The pattern appears to be multiples of 4, plus one at the end for your turning chain. It would depend on whether you want to use baby yarn or not. If you used worsted weight, you could use a J or K hook, and start with chain 183, which would be 45 multiples of the pattern and your turning chain.
Cheryl Y
May 09, 2016
Love the look of this Baby Blue Waffle-ghan Pattern. The first thing I noticed is there is no stitch guide to explain the stitches. But knowing my stitches I know that the dcbp dcfp means double crochet back post and double crochet front post. I'm not sure how the pattern read back in Dec. 2014, but now the pattern does finish the border of the beginning and ending of the rows with a dc stitch. I will be making a few of these, I like the waffle-ghan pattern.. Thank you for this free pattern.
Member 3293735
Dec 27, 2014
This is confusing...the first and second rows create a nice border. When I follow the pattern and end with row 4, it leaves no border at all. Help.
Member 3293735
Dec 26, 2014
this is confusing The first and second rows create a nice border and are different than rows 3 and 4. If I do what the pattern says and just continue with 3 and 4 till the end, I will not have the same border as the beginning one! Help
Member 3862388
Dec 15, 2014
I can't believe that this pattern is labeled EASY!!! It is one of the most challenging patterns I have ever done...
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