Learn how to crochet a chevron baby blanket with this free crochet pattern that includes a photo tutorial. It crochets up quickly and makes a great baby shower gift too!
Today I’m sharing with you my newest crochet pattern, the Modern Chevron Baby Blanket. This is a great beginner-friendly crochet pattern.
Discover crochet tips and find inspiration on Your Crochet's free patterns blog. Read our post, 'Chevron Blanket Ideas and Free Crochet Patterns'.
Learn how to crochet a chevron baby blanket with this free crochet pattern that includes a photo tutorial. It crochets up quickly and makes a great baby shower gift too!
I'm not quite finished with this Chevron Blanket but I wanted to go ahead and put a quick tutorial on how to crochet in a chevron pattern! It's actually much easier than you think. Let me show you a simple technique that will have you crocheting chevrons all year round! So many color combination possibilities
Our free Chevron Baby Blanket knitting pattern features a garter stitch chevron stitch pattern and is so soft in our 100% cotton Serif yarn.
If you lived through the 60s and 70s perhaps you have vivid memories of a…
Knitted baby blankets are big or small, thick or thin. May be of any design and any shape possible. Everyone loves them!
Photos above © POFWhat beautiful knit baby blanket pattern! I found it on Ravelry...Walt features raised stripes of Chevron that give the baby a nice texture to play with. Select a neutral with lots o
Discover crochet tips and find inspiration on Your Crochet's free patterns blog. Read our post, 'Chevron Baby Blanket with a Straight Edge Free Pattern'.
I love the look of chevron patterns for baby blankets, but I’m not a huge fan of the pointy ends. That is why I came up with this pattern for a baby blanket with a tiny bit of wave to it. Enough to add the gorgeous chevron effect, but the ends only have a slight […]
This Chevron Baby Blanket Free Knitting Pattern will give you a beautiful blanket. It has an eye-catching Chevron change of stitch design.
Hi everyone! Today I’m sharing with you my newest crochet pattern, the Modern Chevron Baby…
This easy Chevron Baby Blanket Free Knitting Pattern is a simple and soft baby blanket that's great as a gift!
Easy chevron pattern baby blanket. This free knitting pattern is a simple knit for advanced beginners to make.
The Bebe Baby Blanket is a quick and easy crochet baby blanket designed by The Turtle Trunk. It features a chevron design in ombre colors.
Whenever I hear that friends of mine are having a baby, I start thinking blanket. The idea of making something soft and snugly for this tiny, new person is too compelling to ignore. Plus, since you have 8+ months to make it, it always seems like a manageable project(yet somehow I always end up knitting or crocheting frantically, racing against the due date). My friends with amazing taste are expecting their first baby this April. They did the nursery in muted shades of gray with green accents, and chevron stripes. So I knew I had to make them a chevron blanket, in green to match the nursery (and also because they are letting the gender be a surprise.) I found some great chevron type patterns on the web, but they all had pointed ends (this comes from the striped pattern). I wasn't loving that (in my head, I think of things like that as grandma knitting), but I couldn't find a pattern that had a flat edge. So in the end I made my own. After hours of making the body of the blanket, I was pretty nervous about filling in the triangle gaps, but it came out great. And I got it done in time for the baby shower!I used Loops and Threads Impeccable yarn in soft fern and aran. My blanket is fairly thick, good for tummy time and stroller walks. If you want a thinner blanket, use a lighter weight yarn, use a bigger hook size than recommended for your yarn and increase your number of repeats to get to the same size as the blanket. finished size: 28 x 36 supplies: 4 skeins worsted weight yarn, 2 of each color size H hook abbreviations: SC- single crochet CH- chain SK- skip gauge: 25 stitches=1 peak=4 To make gauge: make a 51 stitch chain(this will make a two peak gauge. To make a single peak gauge, chain 26 stitches, do not skip the 2 stitches in the pattern, SK 1 stitch, SC 1 stitch.). Row 1: SK 1st stitch from hook, then * 1 SC in then next 11 chain stitches, 3 SC in the next chain stitch, 1 SC in the next 11 chain stitch, SK 2 stitches. Repeat from * to last SC of 11 stitches, SK 1 stitch, SC 1 stitch. Row 2: Ch 1, then repeat as above from *. Pattern: Chain 151 stitches. SK 1 chain from hook, *SC in next 11 stitches, 3 SC in the next stitch, 1 SC in next 11 stitches, SK 2 stitches. Repeat from* until the last SK 2 stitches. Instead, SK 1, I SC, CH 1 and turn. Repeat for 10 rows, or until color reaches desired height. I made my color blocks 2 tall, 10 rows each. Switch to 2nd color and repeat. Do this until your blanket measures approximately 36 long. I had 11 rows total, 6 of the green color, and 5 of the white. Tie off your yarn, and weave in your ends. Your blanket will now have sharp points lining the top and bottom edge. To fill in the triangles: Starting on the right edge, SC in each stitch to the inside corner. Slip stitch to join left edge. SC along row you just made to 2nd to last stitch, SK 1, SC 1, then CH 1 and turn. SK 1 stitch, then SC into 2nd stitch and continue to end or row. Slip stitch into the left side of row. Continue until the triangle space is filled. To do the 4 half triangles on the ends: Work 1st row SC to 2nd to last stitch, SK 1, SC last stitch, CH 1 and turn. SK 1 stitch, SC to 2nd to last stitch, SK 1, SC 1, CH 1 and turn. Continue until 1 stitch remains. Tie off. This method of filling in the triangles will give you a slightly bowed effect. To counter it, I stitched tight. A smaller hook would probably do it, too. To finish the blanket, start in 1st stitch on one side and SC in each stitch along the side. When you get to the corner stitch, SC 3 times into the stitch. Then SC along the next side of blanket. Continue until you have gone around entire edge of blanket. CH 1, then repeat so you have 2 rows of single crochet edging your blanket.Update: The response to my blanket has been phenomenal! I am so happy so many of you like the pattern and are making it yourselves! The internet will never stop amazing me. This is an easy project; however you do need to know some basic crochet rules. If you have questions about the pattern, I am always happy to answer them. Read through the comments first, though. I may already have the answer for you there. Happy crocheting!
Easy chevron pattern baby blanket. This free knitting pattern is a simple knit for advanced beginners to make.
Discover crochet tips and find inspiration on Your Crochet's free patterns blog. Read our post, 'Chevron Baby Blanket with a Straight Edge Free Pattern'.
Chevron is fun and simple! Whether you prefer wide stripes or narrow, even spacing or mismatched sizes, chevron is a perfect pattern for afghans, baby blankets, and throws. Her…
The blanket that was mostly designed during my latest trip to the amusement parks in Orlando! Walt features raised stripes of Chevron that give baby a nice texture to […]
The Crochet Chevron Baby Blanket is perfect if you are a beginner and you want to try an easy stitch that looks beautiful in any color you choose.
This easy Chevron Baby Blanket Free Knitting Pattern is a simple and soft baby blanket that's great as a gift!
POST UPDATE: This was made for baby James and I’m so so very happy to share a picture of him…
If you lived through the 60s and 70s perhaps you have vivid memories of a…
Chevron knitted blankets with their graphic designs are making a comeback and becoming increasingly popular. We're glad!
Learn how to crochet a chevron baby blanket with this free crochet pattern that includes a photo tutorial. It crochets up quickly and makes a great baby shower gift too!
Create a special handmade gift for a new arrival that will be loved for a long time.
POST UPDATE: This was made for baby James and I’m so so very happy to share a picture of him…
I love the look of chevron patterns for baby blankets, but I’m not a huge fan of the pointy ends. That is why I came up with this pattern for a baby blanket with a tiny bit of wave to it. Enough to add the gorgeous chevron effect, but the ends only have a slight […]
PULL THE WOOL OVER PULL THE WOOL OVER is a super simple hat with just the right amount of slouch. It’s knit with a speckled Hedgehog Fibres Merino Aran held together with a strand of Shibui S…
Even though this Berry Chevron Baby Blanket isn't that big, it's one of the more time-consuming crochet projects I've worked on. I decided to try using Bernat Baby Softee yarn for the first time, and about half way through I was starting to regret my choice, but now that it's done, I love how the blanket turned out!
Will a chevron blanket ever go out of style? I don’t think so. I remember this from my childhood, made…
Make this FREE WONDERS Chevron Crochet Blanket Pattern with this simple step by step tutorial.Make a cute chevron crochet baby blanket today!
Crochet Baby Linen Chevron Blanket is an easy ripple that features the linen stitch and double crochets. The fun is in the striping.
Free crochet chevron blanket pattern- easy with 1 row repeat.Textured and cozy crochet blanket pattern,beginner friendly.
Create a simple geometric design with this c2c chevron baby blanket.
Today's mini-collection of knitted baby blankets is really something! We want to welcome all knitters! You will have so much time here.
This is a free pattern and tutorial for a beautiful chevron design. It is written in an explanatory, achievable way with a free printable pdf.
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Even though this Berry Chevron Baby Blanket isn't that big, it's one of the more time-consuming crochet projects I've worked on. I decided to try using Bernat Baby Softee yarn for the first time, and about half way through I was starting to regret my choice, but now that it's done, I love how the blanket turned out!
