Posted on July 24, 2010 at 10:55 AM |
A good friend is having a baby girl in September so I wanted to make her a special, girly blanket. I looked at many patterns and projects and finally decided to create a blanket using the Snapdragon Stitch.
This is the "recipe" I used to create this blanket.
J Hook
Approx. 1200 yards worsted weight yarn, I used Lion Brand Cotton Ease. This is approx. 6.2 skeins or about 22 oz.; 3.89 skeins pink, 2.29 skeins white and 1/2 skein stone.
Chain 149
76 Snapdragon Pattern Rows
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10 Rows Pink
5 Rows White
2 Rows Stone
5 Rows White
10 Rows Pink
5 Rows White
2 Rows Stone
5 Rows White
10 Rows Pink
5 Rows White
2 Rows Stone
5 Rows White
10 Rows Pink
Continuing with pink, do 3 Rows sc, evenly spaced, around the outside edge of the blanket, doing sc, ch 2, sc in each corner.
1 Row of Ruffles, I alternated 3 and 2 dc in each sc around, doing 5 dc in each ch 2 sp of each corner. I would have done 3 in each, but I would not have had enough yarn.
That is all there is to making your own Ruffled Snapdragon Baby Blanket. The finished size of this blanket is 36" W x 40 " L, but I tend to crochet a tight stitch.
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Trina says...
I'm sorry. I'm a beginner as well... what stitch did you use for the actual rows? I'm not seeing that in the pattern here. Did I miss that?
Stephanie says...
when you say 10 rows pink, etc....it really means each row is actually 5 rows of stiching to make a snapdragon row, correct? thank you.
joyce powell says...
how to u make a ruffles????? I am stuck on this blanket and really want to finish it the right way
Carolyn Howell says...
What are the directions for the "SnapdragonStitch". I printed the directions but didn't receive the pattern for rows of stitches.
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