This cute and cheery honeycomb baby blanket is an easy-to-memorize pattern that can be also easily enlarged to the desired size. Nana’s “Sweet As Can Bee” Baby Blanket by D Maunz will be well received by anyone. The design is modern and beautiful and the pattern is suitable for creating blankets for all seasons.
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What You’ll Need
Yarn: This one calls for bulky/chunky yarn.
You’ll also need: a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and scissors.
Shop the supplies: chunky yarn · ergonomic crochet hook set · tapestry needles · small craft scissors · locking stitch markers
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50+ blanket stitches, easy yet unique
Your hands know single and double crochet by heart. These are a bit more sophisticated, not more complicated. Includes a sizing and yardage guide for baby, throw and full/queen blankets, plus a printable project planner. Instant PDF download.
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Honeycomb Baby Blanket PAID Crochet Pattern
Yarn used:
The blanket pictured is made with Caron Cotton Cakes in Beach Glass. (4 skeins) Due to the Cotton Cakes shorter color runs, I “deconstructed” the skeins. Size J hook.
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