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This waffle weave type of stitch pattern, worked in two colors looks amazingly gorgeous. Easy and fast, the Soft Purple Baby Blanket pattern by Samantha Stopple creates a lovely texture. This blanket is so soft and beautiful, any mom or mom-to-be could not wait to see her baby wrapped up in it.
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Going to do this
Love the color combo, beautiful!!
I so love this pattern. I have made a couple so far. This one was made with left over yarn and my grandson wanted it. He loves it!
Beautiful!!!
Kelly Wallace
Kerry Kerry Dolan
like the waffle stitch
The directions are confusing
This is my interpretation from the instructions. Any better?
chain an uneven number
row 1: Turn, double crochet (dc) in third chain from hook and complete a double crochet in each chain until the end (you should have an even number of double crochets at this point)
row 2: Turn, chain 2, and complete a front post double crochet (fpdc) all the way across to the end, complete a front post double crochet in the turning chain from the row before.
Repeat row 2 for the pattern until your desired length.
Lisa Blair, well that sounds much easier! Thank you! Have you done this pattern before? It looks pretty! 🙂
No I have not done this pattern yet, but I’m thinking that maybe I should give it a try. It looks so pretty. 🙂
Lisa Blair it does! I have Caron Cakes that I’ve been trying to find a pattern to use them with. 🙂
Maybe this pattern will work with that yarn, then. I have not used a Caron cake yet. Can quite grasp the concept behind them yet.