If you’ve recently found yourself scouring through blankets and crochet patterns on the internet, stop. The search is over. This Heart Graphgan crochet baby blanket is a dream.
This pattern is fun and exciting. You’ll get to learn the graphing technique which is different from a lot of baby blankets. It involves keeping count and using multiple balls of yarn. While this baby blanket is unique, baby blanket patterns can also have similarities. Their shape and baby blanket size; even the color palette in some cases.
There are lots of easy crochet baby blankets to be made but this one is special. And don’t you want to make a personalized baby blanket if you’re going to put the effort in?
This baby blanket crochet project has a big heart in the middle crocheted out of soft yarn.
The baby blanket dimensions are easily adjustable too. You could easily add stitches to each side of the blanket to make it bigger. I wouldn’t alter the size of the heart though unless you have experience with it.
Heart Graphgan Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern
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SKILL LEVEL: Beginner
MATERIALS: Hook: L/11/8mm
Yarn: Berroco Comfort Chunky – 4 skeins Ash Grey (C1), 2 skeins Rosebud (C2) Yardage: 550yds (C1), 165yds (C2)
Tools: Scissors, tapestry needle
ABBREVIATIONS: st = stitch ch = chain sc=single crochet sp=space
SPECIAL INFORMATION: Click here to see the attached chart. Odd-numbered rows are read from right to left. Even-numbered rows are read from left to right. Print, cut out and assemble the pages.
FINISHED SIZE: 32” x 32”
Gauge: 10 sc x 10 rows = 4”
PATTERN:
Row 1: With C1, ch 81, sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across, turn. (80 sc)
Rows 2-19: Ch 1, sc in each st across, turn. Begin following the chart for color changes or follow the written instructions below.
Row 20: Ch 1, sc in each of the first 40 sts, 1 sc in c2, 39 sc in c1, turn.
Row 21: Ch 1, 38 sc in c1, 3 sc in c2, 39 sc in c1, turn.
Row 22: Ch 1, 38 sc in c1, 5 sc in c2, 37 sc in c1, turn.
Row 23: Ch 1, 36 sc in c1, 7 sc in c2, 37 sc in c1, turn.
Row 24: Ch 1, 36 sc in c1, 9 sc in c2, 35 sc in c1, turn.
Rows 26-40: Continue increasing the c2 section, working one more c2 sc on each side and one less c1 sc on each side. At row 40, c2 section should be 41 sts wide.
Row 41: Ch 1, 19 sc in c1, 41 sc in c2, 20 sc in c1, turn.
Row 42: Ch 1, 20 sc in c1, 41 sc in c2, 19 sc in c1, turn.
Rows 43-47: Repeat rows 41 and 42 twice. Repeat row 41 once more. Ch 1, 21 sc c1, 41 sc c2, 19 sc c1, turn.)
Row 48: Ch 1, 21 sc in c1, 39 sc in c2, 20 sc in c1, turn.
Row 49: Ch 1, 20 sc in c1, 39 sc in c2, 21 sc in c1, turn.
Row 50: Ch 1, 22 sc in c1, 18 sc in c2, 1 sc in c1, 18 sc in c2, 21 sc in c1, turn.
Row 51: Ch 1, 21 sc in c1, 18 sc in c2, 1 sc in c1, 18 sc in c2, 22 sc in c1, turn.
Row 52: Ch 1, 23 sc in c1, 16 sc in c2, 3 sc in c1, 16 sc in c2, 22 sc in c1, turn.
Row 53: Ch 1, 22 sc in c1, 16 sc in c2, 3 sc in c1, 16 sc in c2, 23 sc in c1, turn.
Row 54: Ch 1, 24 sc in c1, 14 sc in c2, 5 sc in c1, 14 sc in c2, 23 sc in c1, turn.
Row 55: Ch 1, 23 sc in c1, 14 sc in c2, 5 sc in c1, 14 sc in c2, 24 sc in c1, turn.
Row 56: Ch 1, 25 sc in c1, 12 sc in c2, 7 sc in c1, 12 sc in c2, 24 sc in c1, turn.
Row 57: Ch 1, 24 sc in c1, 12 sc in c2, 7 sc in c1, 12sc in c2, 25 sc in c1, turn.
Row 58: Ch 1, 26 sc in c1, 10 sc in c2, 9 sc in c1, 10 sc in c2, 25 sc in c1, turn.
Row 59: Ch 1, 25 sc in c1, 10 sc in c2, 9 sc in c1, 10 sc in c2, 26 sc in c1, turn.
Row 60: Ch 1, 27 sc in c1, 8 sc in c2, 11 sc in c1, 8 sc in c2, 26 sc in c1, turn.
Row 61: Ch 1, 26 sc in c1, 8 sc in c2, 11 sc in c1, 8 sc in c2, 27 sc in c1, turn.
Row 62: Ch 1, 28 sc in c1, 6 sc in c2, 13 sc in c1, 6 sc in c2, 27 sc in c1, turn.
Row 63: Ch 1, 27 sc in c1, 6 sc in c2, 13 sc in c1, 6 sc in c2, 28 sc in c1, turn.
Row 64: Ch 1, 29 sc in c1, 4 sc in c2, 15 sc in c1, 4 sc in c2, 28 sc in c1, turn. Fasten off c2.
Rows 65-80: Ch 1, Sc in each st across, turn. Fasten off.
This easy baby blanket is fun to work on and full of love. It would make a sweet gift for a family friend or even donate one to the local hospital. There is never a short supply of sweet babies that need a warm blanket.
Here's one more blanket pattern I think you'll love…the Log Cabin Baby Blanket. It’s not just cute, it’s also so much fun to make. There’s a great variety of stitches you'll learn, it can be made small or large making it an excellent stash buster project and it's perfect for beginners and advanced crocheters alike.
Looking for more great crochet patterns for babies: Baby Bumps Blanket Crochet Pattern, Primrose Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern and the Star Stitch Striped Baby Blanket.
