More Posts
- Absolutely Adorable Holiday Elf Stocking Cap Crochet Pattern
- Tina Bianco Shared Thank you for all the wonderful patterns you
- [Free Pattern] Adorable No Seam Baby Booties- The Easiest Pattern Ever!
- [Free Pattern] Spectacular Block That Almost Looks Like A Stained Glass Window
- 2 Quick Tips For Working Smoother, Quicker Stitches!

This blanket elegant and impressive yet is easy to make. The beautiful baby blanket is made using a unique stitch based on the Classic Fantail Shell stitch but worked in the round. The gorgeous FanTail Baby Blanket/Shawl by LisaAuch is the perfect gift for a newborn. You’ll find a video tutorial on Lisa's site to help you learn this shell stitch pattern.
————————————
This pattern is very easy and creates a very unique stitch.
Once pattern is established it is just a repeat so Blanket can be made as big as you like.
Perfect for a new baby and would make a gorgeous shawl or heirloom
The border on this blanket could be used to finish off any blanket and it is so easy et very elegant.
What a beautiful stitch pattern! It looks hard but is really easy to make. The photos and video tutorial you'll find on Lisa's site will make crocheting this stitch even more easier.
For the baby set and blanket I used the beautiful Snuggly Sirdar 4 ply ( 2 x 100grms for the blanket…with a little left over, which actually made the booties ( I cannot get over how beautiful this yarn works up for baby items- HUGE fan of this yarn
I used a 3.5mm hook and pattern is written in US terms.
Notes: This is actually based on the Classic Fantail Shell stitch but worked in the round.
I have added a video tutorial I found on youtube of the basic stitch pattern.
Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at LisaAuch
Thanks to LisaAuch for article's inspiration and featured image.
If you enjoyed this article please share and Like our Facebook page.
Thanks!

Thank you
I need to make this!
Thank you
Marilyn, please click the words FanTail Baby Blanket/Shawl to get to the pattern’s page.
Another one to add to my “to do” list. That list sure is growing !