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Heart Graphgan Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

March 8, 2019| Crafts & DIY, Crochet

Heart Graphgan Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

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 crochet pattern calls for Berroco Comfort Chunky yarn is two colors. One for the large heart at the center and the other for the base blanket.

The yarn is an acrylic nylon blend that’s soft and plushy. It’s even machine washable (always a good thing when kids are involved).

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.

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Heart Graphgan Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

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 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.

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Easy Striped Crochet Baby Hat Pattern

March 1, 2019| Crafts & DIY, Crochet

These free crochet patterns for baby hats are amazing and quick to work up. These baby boy hats or girl hats can be made for 0-3 months or 3-6 months. #CrochetHat #CrochetBabyHat #BabyHatCrochetPattern

Easy Striped Crochet Baby Hat Pattern

If you missed my latest blog post, I recently worked on my first knit baby blanket. You can see it here. I was so blown away by the response to it, that I decided to work up a crochet hat to go along with it.

Knowing how to crochet a hat is so simple, and crochet baby hats are always fun to work on. I know you’ll love this crochet baby hat as much as I do.

This cute pattern is made using a simple design with two stripes at the bottom and a textured border. I like to use light shades such as mint and grey for mine, but you can choose any colors.

These crocheted hats use a series of basic crochet stitches. They all add texture and style to this otherwise simple baby hat crochet pattern.

This is a great crochet newborn hat. I made the knit blanket for my daughter’s gymnastics coach who is expecting. This hat baby beanie would be the perfect addition to my gift.

If you’re just learning how to crochet a baby hat, making some for a local charity is great practice. I like to donate baby caps to local hospitals and women’s shelters to help out.
This newborn hat is made out of Berroco Vintage DK weight yarn. It’s smooth and silky, perfect for a baby’s soft skin. It’s an acrylic wool blend and has a polished finish.

These baby boy hats or girl hats can be made for 0-3 months or 3-6 months. It’s really easy to adjust the size. They’re the perfect baby winter hat to keep little ones cozy this season.

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Easy Striped Crochet Baby Hat Pattern

Pattern Info

NOTES:

Pattern in U.S. crochet terminology

SKILL LEVEL: EASY

MATERIALS:

Hook: 5.mm
Yarn: Size 3 DK Weight Yarn – 100 yds main color and 20 yds contrasting color. Berroco Vintage DK in 2136 (blue), 2100 (white) and 2116 (taupe)
Darning needle and scissors

ABBREVIATIONS:

st = stitch
ch = chain
sl = slip stitch
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
fpdc = front post double crochet
bpdc = back post double crochet

FINISHED SIZE:

0-3 months – 6.5” wide x 5.45” high

3-6 months – 7.25” wide x 6.25” high

PATTERN NOTES:

This pattern uses fpdc and bpdc – here are the steps:

FPDC: Yo on hook. Insert hook into hole next to the post of the next stitch, on the “hook side”. Bring the hook back to the front of the fabric from behind the post, to the hole farther from the hook. Yo and draw through a loop, bringing it through both sides of the fabric (3 loops remaining on hook), Yo and draw through 2 loops on hook (2 loops remaining on hook). Yo and draw through remaining 2 loops on hook.

BPDC: Yo on hook. Insert hook into hole next to the post of the next stitch, on the “hook side” from back to front. Step 3: Bring the hook back to the back of the fabric around the post, to the hole farther from the hook. Yo and draw through a loop, bringing it through both sides of the fabric (3 loops remaining on hook), Yo and draw through 2 loops on hook (2 loops remaining on hook). Yo and draw through remaining 2 loops on hook.

Baby Hat Pattern

Size 0-3 months

ch 3

Round 1: 9 dc in 3rd ch from hook, join (10 dc sts)

Round 2: ch 2, 2 dc in each st around, join (20 dc sts)

Round 3: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 2 sts* repeat * to * around, join (30 dc sts)

Round 4: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 3 sts* repeat * to * around, join (40 dc sts)

Round 5: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 4 sts* repeat * to * around, join (50 sts)

Rounds 6-8: ch 2, dc in each st around, join (50 dc sts)

Round 9: change yarn to cc, ch 1, sc in each st around, join (50 sc sts)

Round 10: ch 2, dc in each st around, join (50 dc sts)

Round 11: change yarn to cc, ch 1, sc in each st around, join (50 sc sts)

Round 12: ch 2, dc in each st around, join (50 dc sts)

Round 13: ch 2, *fpdc in next st, bpdc in next st* repeat * to * around, join, (50 fpdc & bpdc sts)

Round 14: ch 1, sc in each st around, join (50 sc sts)

Cut yarn, fasten off, weave ends

Size 3-6 months

ch 3

Round 1: 9 dc in 3rd ch from hook, join (10 dc sts)

Round 2: ch 2, 2 dc in each st around, join (20 dc sts)

Round 3: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 2 sts* repeat * to * around, join (30 dc sts)

Round 4: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 3 sts* repeat * to * around, join (40 dc sts)

Round 5: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 4 sts* repeat * to * around, join (50 sts)

Round 6: ch 2, *2 dc in next st, dc in next 5 sts* repeat * to * around, join (60 dc sts)

Rounds 7-9: ch 2, dc in each st around, join (60 dc sts)

Round 10: change yarn to cc, ch 1, sc in each st around, join (60 sc sts)

Round 11: ch 2, dc in each st around, join (60 dc sts)

Round 12: change yarn to cc, ch 1, sc in each st around, join (60 sc sts)

Round 13: ch 2, dc in each st around, join (60 dc sts)

Round 14: ch 2, *fpdc in next st, bpdc in next st* repeat * to * around, join, (60 fpdc & bpdc sts)

Round 15: ch 1, sc in each st around, join (60 sc sts)

Cut yarn, fasten off, weave ends`.

These free crochet patterns for baby hats are amazing and quick to work up. It pairs so well with the knit baby blanket I put together. I just know you’ll love them both.

Make these baby boy crochet hats to give back to your community or make one for a special little one in your life. This is a pattern straight from the heart and I can’t wait to see what you do with it.

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Moss Stitch Cowl Crochet Pattern

February 16, 2019| Crochet

This crochet cowl is an amazing crochet scarf pattern. You can make this simple and classic free crochet pattern as a gift for someone. #Crocheting #CrochetScarfPatterns #MossStitch #FreeCrochetPattern

Moss Stitch Cowl Crochet Pattern

If you love trying out new crochet stitches, you’re going to love working up this cowl. Crocheting it is easy and fun because this crochet scarf uses the moss stitch. The crochet moss stitch is textural and forms a squishy fabric, perfect for cozying up.

I love working on crochet scarf patterns during the winter. It’s a great way to pass the time and stay warm. I also give out a lot of scarves as gifts. Once you learn how to crochet a scarf you basically never stop. Just like when you learn the basic crochet stitches, you never stop using them.

This crochet scarf pattern is simple and classic. Just throw it on and go. A cowl neck stays right up against your chin, keeping your neck and face warm. You can even pull the crochet infinity scarf over your head to protect your ears. The moss stitch crochet fabric is extra warm because of its’ density. If you love the moss stitch you can also check out our Moss Stitch Beanie Pattern and this great post of 20 of our favorite moss stitch patterns.
You can even make this pattern using different crochet stitches. The versatility of this crochet cowl pattern is what makes it a favorite. Grab your favorite yarn and a matching hook and give it a try. Your neck will thank you the next time a blizzard rolls through.

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Moss Stitch Cowl Crochet Pattern

Skill Level: Easy

Materials:

Hook(s) size: N/P-15 10mm

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Blue Sky Woolstok 50 – 4 skeins Midnight Sea

Yarn yardage: 510 yds

Tools – scissors, tapestry needle

Approx. finished dimensions: Height – 16.5”, Circumference – 28”

Gauge: 4” = 9 sts by 10 rows

Special notes

You will be using 2 strands of yarn held together for this pattern
Ch – chain, sc – single crochet, st – stitch

The pattern

Ch 38.

Row 1: Sc into the 4th ch from the hook (skipped chs count as first sc, ch 1, skip 1 foundation ch), *ch 1, skip 1 ch, sc into the next ch; repeat from * across, turn. 18 ch-1 spaces, 19 sc

Row 2: Ch 2 (counts as first sc and ch 1), sc into the first ch space. *Ch 1, skip 1 sc, sc into the following ch space, repeat from * across, turn.

Repeat row 2 until your project measures approx 28”. Cut yarn leaving leaving a long tail; fold cowl in half and sew together. Weave in all ends.

This crochet cowl is an amazing crochet scarf pattern. It’s got everything you want. Easy to follow directions, a classic design and an interesting stitch: the moss stitch.

You can make it as a gift for someone but I’d personally keep it all to myself. You never know when a winter storm is going to roll through these days. So, it’s best to stay prepared.

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Moss Stitch Beanie Hat Crochet Pattern

January 22, 2019| Crochet

This moss stitch crochet pattern is a great crochet hat pattern for beginners - simple and easy to follow. Perfect for beginners and experts alike. #mossstitchcrochetpattern #crochetpattern #mossstitch #crochethat

Moss Stitch Beanie Hat Crochet Pattern

When your schedule gets busier, it can be hard to find time to work on big projects like crochet afghans and sweaters. If you’re like me though, crochet is an important part of your life that has to be worked in. That’s why I always turn to the fun, fast and reliable project: the crochet hat. In particular, this Moss stitch crochet hat pattern.

When I first learned to crochet a hat, it was all I would make for the longest time. And that’s how you’ll feel after you make this crochet beanie. This crochet beanie pattern is really simple and the moss stitch is a lot of fun to crochet. It’s made with two colors and has a big pom pom on top.

Beanie hats make excellent gifts, so if you know someone with a birthday coming up, you’re set. The digital pdf pattern found in the crochet kit will teach you how to crochet a beanie and switch colors. The kit also comes with 2 skeins of the Blue sky woolstock yarn. It’s warm and strong since it’s made from 100% highland wool. The colors are heathered too which adds great stitch definition. With this kit handy, you’ll be able to make this easy crochet hat as a gift in no time.

Like with many hats, after you make the ribbing, you crochet in the round. Row by row. It’s really relaxing and a nice way to unwind at the end of the day. And when the year gets busier, it always nice to have easy crochet projects on hand like this one.

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Moss Stitch Beanie Hat Crochet Pattern

Skill Level: Easy

Materials:

Hook(s) size: 5.5 mm

Yarn weight: Worsted

Suggested yarn: Blue Sky Woolstok: Color A – October Sky, Color B – Thermal Spring

Yarn yardage: Color A – 75 yds, Color B – 55 yds

Tools – scissors, tapestry needle, white faux fur pom pom

Approx. finished dimensions: Circumference: 18” Height: 8.5”

Gauge: 2” = 8 sts by 9.5 rows

Special notes

Ch – chain, sc – single crochet, st(s) – stitch(es), blo – back loop only,

The Pattern

Ribbing

Color A – ch 11

Row 1: Sc into the second ch from the hook and into each ch across – 10 sts

Row 2-64: Ch 1, turn. Sc blo into each st acrossTurn the ribbed cuff portion you’ve just finished. You will now be working across the long side of the ribbing.

Hat Portion

Row 1: Sc into the end of each row on the ribbing – 64 sts

Row 2: Ch 2, turn, sc into the next st. *Ch 1, skip 1, sc into the following st* repeat acrossRow 3-9: Ch 2, turn, sc into the ch space from the previous row. *Ch 1 skip 1, sc into the following ch space* repeat across. Sc into the top of the ch 2 space in the last st.

Switch to color B

Row 10-27: Ch 2, turn, sc into the ch space from the previous row. *Ch 1 skip 1, sc into the following ch space* repeat across. Sc into the top of the ch 2 space in the last st.

Cut yarn leaving a long tail. Fold hat in half and stitch together the sides using the appropriate color. Turn hat right side out to hide the seam. Cut a piece of yarn and weave through every second st at the top. Pull yarn tight and double knot to close the top of the beanie.

Sew on pom pom.

This free crochet pattern is a perfect crochet hat pattern for beginners. It’s simple and easy to follow and fun. Everything a beginner or expert alike would enjoy. Pick up a kit to get access to the Blue Sky Woolstock yarn here to get started.

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