One Skein Baby Blanket
Love easy free crochet afghan patterns? Try this One Skein Baby Blanket. It's a cheap, fun gift to make for any mom and new baby.
The soft pink color makes this a great crochet baby blanket for baby girls, but you can also switch up the color and use blue, yellow, or any color you want to match the baby's gender, or to coordinate with the nursery.
Just one 1-pound skein of worsted weight yarn in any color is all that is needed to complete this free crocheted afghan pattern. Picot edging gives it the perfect finishing touch.
Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook, K/10.5 or 6.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet GaugeIn pattern, 11 sts and 8 rows = 4"/10cm
Finished Size34" x 35" (86.5 cm x 89 cm)
Materials List
- Caron One Pound- one skein, soft pink
- One size US K-10.5 (6.5mm) crochet hook, or size to obtain gauge
- One size J-10 (6mm) crochet hook (for picot edging only)
- Yarn needle
Instructions for BLANKET:
With larger hook, ch 94.
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Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each remaining ch across, turn—93 sc.
Row 2: Ch 2 (does not count as a st), *sk next st, dc in next st, dc in skipped st; repeat from * across to last st, dc in last st, turn.
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in each st across (do not work into the turning ch), turn.
Repeat last 2 rows 33 times. Do not turn at end of last row and do not fasten off.
Instructions for EDGING:
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Edging: Working in ends of rows across side of blanket, 3 sc in corner, work sc evenly spaced across side edge, 3 sc in corner, working across opposite side of foundation ch, sc in each ch across, 3 sc in corner, working in ends of rows across other side of blanket, work sc evenly spaced across side edge, 3 sc in corner; sl st in first sc of last row of blanket.
Change to smaller hook.
Picot Edging: Ch 1, (sc, ch 1, sc) in same st as last sl st made (picot made), sk next st, *(sc, ch 1, sc) in next st, sk next st; repeat from * around; join with sl st in first sc.
Fasten off.
Instructions for FINISHING:
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Using yarn needle, weave in ends.
If you LOVE this pattern, work up more easy crochet baby blankets from Caron!
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falloutboylover100 0 4945473
May 16, 2021
Im trying to make this for a friend and Im finding the written pattern confusing and the tutorial wont play it just keeps playing ads.
lin2405 9087670
Aug 02, 2018
Love this pattern. Quick and easy to make. I made 2 blankets this spring for my Great Grandchildren born in May. One in pink, the other in blue.
KathrynAllison
Jun 28, 2018
What could be better than a one skein baby blanket? This pattern would be ideal when you want to whip up a quick baby shower gift. Plus, I absolutely love the pretty pink yarn.
Morehouse17
Feb 28, 2018
I am always looking for a new pattern that I can share with my crochet class. This is just the type of pattern that I love to introduce. I provide the yarn and pattern and in return ,the participates donate the finished product for donation to local charities or hospitals. Thanks.
Delphine Bryant
Feb 09, 2018
I just love patterns like this. I love to crochet and gift to family, friends, and neighbors and just about anyone in need. This type of pattern is special because it takes little to create and is the perfect size for baby. I like to keep a couple blankets on hand and this is the perfect pattern for that.
Hippie Chick
Apr 21, 2017
This is a very nicely sized baby blanket. Much larger than most. This would make an excellent blanket for use in the crib or even to lay on the floor as a clean and soft play area for baby. I love the color of this pink. Pink is my favorite color and I had no girls, I am the mother of 3 boys. Needless to say, they did acquire a few pink items.
KLC
Feb 20, 2017
Hi! I am not sure if you are referring to a specific pattern or any popcorn stitch baby blanket. You can take a look at our popcorn stitch patterns and see if you find what you're looking for. Thanks, Krista, Editor https://www.allfreecrochetafghanpatterns.com/tag/Popcorn-Stitch
suereitersj
Jun 28, 2016
Someone should correct the name of this blanket. It is NOT a one skein blanket, unless it refers to a one pound skein. Also no size is listed for the finished blanket.
AFC Editor Julia
Jun 30, 2016
Hi - yes, this project uses one skein of one pound yarn. The finished size is 34"/86.5 cm wide x 35"/89 cm long. The pattern above has been updated to include this information. Our apologies! Julia, editor for AllFreeCrochetAfghanPatterns
Precious73655 6469 890
Apr 29, 2016
I am sorry I am not able to download a video of this. If you would like for me to send it to you personally my addy is the Precious as listed above with the 5 numbers following at yahoo. com. I will be happy to send it to you to see if it will help someone out.
Precious73655 6469 890
Apr 29, 2016
Justbe in bev Once you ave completed row and ch for row sk a stitch dc in next stitch this is the first half of your crossover look of the stitch to complete the second half of your crossover you back up so to speak and do a dc in that space you skipped that stitch so to speak It is important when skipping a stitch to remember you will be dc in that stitch for the last half of the crossover Hope that makes sense I am making this blanket and when I started on it this morning mine started having a wave in it as well and when I carefully went back and reviewed my work I saw I was not skipping a true stitch I was doing a dc in the first half of the crossover and it was making it bunch up some If I can figure…Read More out how to post a pic I will I am a visual learner at times too
justbeinbev 344799 0
Apr 28, 2016
is there a video tutorial for this? I am confused and would like to see it done for I am a beginner in crocheting. I am interested in your one skein baby blanket.confused about row 2. sk next st. dc in next st. then dc in skipped st. Again I am a beginner
Pattystew
Apr 18, 2016
I tried to do this pattern yesterday, I followed the pattern and thought it was very easy, however I ended up with a wavy look. I'm thinking it should be flat. Help?
prairiedog9194 361 4037
Oct 27, 2015
I am a beginner in crocheting. I am interested in your one skein baby blanket.confused about row 2. sk next st. dc in next st. then dc in skipped st. This may be a silly question ,but do I just go on in pattern of skip one dc another or am I to go back to the original skipped st.
bykerjrsmom 162865 7
Nov 17, 2015
When you go back to the skipped stitch, you will be making a X or crossover looking stitch. Just follow the directions like they say and you will get the hang of it. I have not done this pattern but I have done the X kind.... Hope that helps you.
gertrudjeffries 63 08512
Mar 30, 2014
One skein of what? It would be helpful to know what yarn to use. Caron one pounder?
baterista9
Mar 29, 2014
Here's a link to the free pattern on Caron.com. The Caron page has a few more detailsfinished size, yarn amount, larger photo. (Yes! that's a cross stitch in double crochet.)
karenabryan1932
Jan 19, 2012
I'm sorry, I thought I could read patterns, but in row 2 "*sk next st, dc in next st, dc in skipped st; repeat from *" where it says "dc in skipped st" in the previous row (row 1), there is no "skipped st", there are 93 sc stitches. Unless there are really three rows -- first row is sc in chains, 2nd row is "dc and skip a stitch to end" (alternating dc and skip a stitch), then third row is as the row 2 describes. ??? Please explain?
Arvlyn
Feb 19, 2012
I wondered this too and looked for other patterns with the same type of instructions. It seems that is a special type of stitch/design... "CROSSED DOUBLE: Skip next st, dc in next st or space, working in front of last dc, dc in last skipped st or space."
1marynbud 2664445
Jul 05, 2014
Row 2 is incorrect. Please send me the correct instruction for row 2! Thanks.
tantelindaw
Jan 18, 2012
Looks pretty; I teach disabled adults to crochet & am always looking for quick & easy patterns. Looking to try it myself first.
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