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This is a fantastic blanket! Very warm and fast to make, this is the perfect blanket for a baby born when is really cold outside. The 2 Sided Baby Afghan by Janet David looks gorgeous on both sides. This stitch makes a lovely reversible fabric which is pretty thick and heavy. So pretty that it doesn’t even need an edging!
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Materials: 12 oz.. each of 2 colors baby yarn or sport yarn. Size G Hook
Gauge: 6 shells = 6 inches.
Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written patternat:Yarn Lover’s Room
Thanks to Janet David for the article inspiration and featured image.
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Thanks!
this is a really nice blanket
Gorgeous
Wow stunning
thks Jan
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I made this for a friend. It is easier than it looks. LOVE this pattern!!!!
Thanks! My mom made these for my girls TWENTY years ago!
Must try
My grandmother had a pattern of this same blanket, i also have one that she made. I want to try to do this, will have to study the pattern, if there was a you tube video that would be helpful. I get pattern challenged sometimes.
I’ve made this many times! Beautiful pattern!
Vicky Jones ! What do you think?
I would like this pattern too!!
I think it is pretty
Easy and beautifulj
Brenda Holmes
Very nice
I’ve been making this afghan for littles ones for 40 years. My grandmother made one for my daughter and that got me hook. It takes time.
Terri Baier-Stevenson
Lovely …plse mail me the pattern..I want to print so I can make for my great grand daughter arriving in October 2016. I am in South Africa
Thanks
:- ) Welcome Vickie!
Karen this looks pretty and interesting.
These are the best written instructions for this type of pattern I have seen. Sylvia
That does look interesting. I’ve never seen this before.
How many threads
Sandy Cartwright
The link doesn’t work.
Beautiful
Thank you