[Video Tutorial] Easy And Stunning Crochet Blanket For Beginners

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This is a simple beginner's project, yet the outcome is stunning! This beginner' blanket is amazing looking and totally eye catching! The pattern is extremely versatile and it mainly uses the chain and double crochet, as well as the slip stitch. Watch simplydaisy’s easy to follow video instructions and learn how to make a beautiful yet so simple crochet blanket that you will love forever!

[Video Tutorial] Easy And Stunning Crochet Blanket For Beginners

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You'll love this simple, detailed and very efficient video tutorial. SimpleDaisy is going to show you how to overcome your beginner's fear and create a most beautiful, simple crochet blanket for beginners with a gorgeous double crochet border.

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Simple Blanket Pattern for Beginners

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Pattern: Pick a width of chains that you want for your project, then add 3- this is the base chain. Chain that amount- I chained 18 for my sample. Row 1: 1 dc in 4th chain from hook. 1 dc in each chain all the way across. Row 2: Flip over work. Ch 3. 1 dc in 2nd dc from hook. 1 dc in each dc across. Repeat Row 2 until you have the desired length of your project. *Crochet a chain that is the width of your project- base chain minus 3. Slip stitch to 1st dc of 1st row. Ch 1 and cut. Put the string at the end of the chain into the opening of your sewing needle. Weave it under and over the chains in the row.* Repeat directions in between ** with different accent colors. Finish off and weave in ends.

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