Easy Crochet Baby Blanket Free Pattern-2 Row Repeat Crochet Patterns

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At first, you may think that this easy crochet baby blanket free pattern it’s extremely difficult. It looks so interesting and beautiful, one may doubt that the pattern it’s easy.

The Fairy Slippers Blanket by Mary J Stephens proves to be a simple two-row repeat crochet pattern that can be done quickly and easily. The pattern creates a stunning texture, and it’s no surprise here as it was inspired by the beauty of an orchid. Can you feel the resemblance? Now the only question to ask yourself is: how many baby blankets will I make using this pattern? Let us know, please, in the comments below.

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Easy Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern

Materials
Any DK yarn and a 4mm hook.

If you’re making a baby blanket you will want approx 200g – 500g, just keep going till you run out of yarn, or save a bit for the border.

I’ve not written up a border for this as I’m not sure what border I will do yet. The format is UK crochet, not US, (please refer to a UK stitch guide, and not YouTube, if unsure of stitches!)

Tension
Unimportant

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Easy Crochet Baby Blanket Free Pattern-2 Row Repeat Crochet Patterns
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5 thoughts on “Easy Crochet Baby Blanket Free Pattern-2 Row Repeat Crochet Patterns”

      1. The link for the written pattern is no longer there. I have been searching foe many many hours and can’t find it. Would you be willing to share it? Thanks.

      2. This pattern is no longer there, however, it does give the yarn info: Stylecraft Specal DK. The only thing is, I can only find solid colors of that yarn. Looking at the photo, it looks like a self stripping yarn, definitely not stripes created by the designer!!

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