Wavy Shell Stitch Baby Blanket - crochet pattern by YARNutopia

[Video Tutorial] Learn How To Make A Wavy Baby Blanket Using The Shell Stitch

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The shell stitch is a great looking stitch with a simple repeat, easy to use for blankets, scarves, hat and lots more. It can be used for projects done in one or more colors. If you\'re a beginner and need more help with the shell stitch, check out this video tutorial.

The Baby Blanket using a Shell Stitch we feature today, designed by Nadia Fuad, is a two colors blanket that comes with both a written pattern and a video tutorial. This baby blanket will be 36 inches x 40 inches. To watch the video tutorial, please go to the next page.

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Watch the video  tutorial below and learn how you can make one a wavy baby blanket using the shell stitch. The video tutorial below, courtesy of  Nadia Fuad, teaches the shell stich and how to make crochet baby blanke using this stitch. This baby blanket will be 36 inchees x 40 inches

In this video, I show how to make this baby blanket. I did my own variation off of a pattern I found online. This pattern uses the shell stitch (5dc in same stitch) and single crochet. (Source)

Thanks to Nadia for this article inspiration and featured image.

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