 Welcome to section 3 of the Enchanted Garden Blanket crochet tutorial. I hope you're ready to add some fun texture to this blanket! This section works a really simple stitch but the stitch placement is everything. It adds a beautiful texture and honestly, I'm tempted to make a blanket using just this stitch. I really think you'll enjoy this one. For those who are working this as the new release CAL, I apologize that this section is being released a little late. I recorded the video for this section 3 times because I kept calling out the wrong stitch and yet, on the 3rd time, I still messed up one time. If you're watching the video, on round 25, I say to work a tr in the first x stitch of that round and it should be dtr. Please forgive me for my goofs! It's been a crazy week but I promise, the future sections are looking good!!! Here's what you'll need for Section 3: 95 yards Blue 4ww yarn You're welcome to choose multiple colors if desired. **This post may contain Affiliate links through which I may receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you** If you prefer to crochet along with video, scroll to the bottom of the post for the full video tutorial Stitch Abbreviations:
st(s) – stitch(es) ch – chain sl st – slip stitch yo - yarn over sc - single crochet hdc – half double crochet dc – double crochet tr - treble crochet
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 Welcome back! I hope you enjoyed the quick Section 1 crochet time last week for the Enchanted Garden Blanket. Section 2 is another fast and easy crochet section as we will simply be squaring off our center diamond. It is worked using a combination of basic stitches again and should be easy for you to follow along the written instructions below. If you learn better through video, scroll to the bottom of this post for the full video tutorial of rounds 16-21 If you've already worked Section 1, here is what you'll need for Section 2 of the Enchanted Garden Blanket: 74 total yards of yarn I used 45 yards of white & 29 yards of yellow. Color changes will be noted below. **This post may contain Affiliate links through which I may receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you**  Hello and welcome to the Enchanted Garden Blanket CAL! I'm excited you're joining me for another fun blanket adventure. This blanket will offer a great variety of stitches to learn, wonderful texture and a sweet border to make it feel complete. This week, we will work the center Diamond section which is a quick 15 rows of instructions. I designed the center 2 sections of this blanket years ago to release as a granny square option and just never brought myself to complete it. It's one of those projects that was "OK" back then but was set aside in the "what do I really want to do with this" piles for better inspiration. I am SO glad I waited!!!! If you learn better through video, scroll to the bottom of this post for the full video tutorial of rounds 1-15 ***This post may contain affiliate links through which I may earn a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you**
Are you ready for another CAL?
I'm excited to see this Enchanted Garden Blanket come to life with each of you! It was such a fun blanket to design while trying to come up with different textures and stitches to create something really beautiful and unique.
7 years ago, I designed the Sunny Day Blanket and hosted a CAL on my Instagram account. The Sunny Day Blanket was by far my highest selling crochet pattern in all my shops for years...that is until last year. The release of the Secret Garden Blanket CAL hands down took the top spot in my Etsy shop. It is just amazing to me how much love these blanket patterns have received.
Understanding how much you all love this style of blanket, I decided to test my limits and see if I could come up with another one with completely different stitches than the first 2. Hopefully I've succeeded and you'll enjoy crocheting the Enchanted Garden Blanket as much as I have.
We are going to work this pattern as a CAL over a 9 week period as there are 9 basic sections in the design. This page will be the main source page so be sure to bookmark it for easy access.
Here's how it will work:
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With that in mind, it also allows you to use your favorite yarn and hook size. I've worked this in Caron Simply Soft yarn and Mandala yarn but you can easily use Red Heart Super Saver or a baby yarn too.
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It's finally time! This is the last doll dress in the basic doll dress collection to be updated and added to the blog. The Snap Dragon doll dress uses one of my favorite stitch combinations and has such a pretty look on the skirt.
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You can view the written pattern in full below along with a full video tutorial. If you prefer to have a printable pdf, the ad free version is available for purchase below also. **This post may contain Affiliate links through which I may receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you**
Are you ready for yet another quick and fun doll dress crochet project? This week, we're working the Oh Snap 18" Doll Dress. This is another cute little dress with a simple 1 stitch repeat for the skirt section making it a great project to work while watching your favorite show.
An ad free pdf version of this pattern is available for purchase below.  Crochet Pattern, 18" Oh Snap Doll Dress**This post may contain affiliate links through which I may receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you** Continue below to follow the written pattern or scroll to the bottom to follow along with the full video tutorial.
The best thing about doll clothes is they create a great opportunity to use up my scrap yarn stash. These crochet patterns typically only take 1-2 hours to make and are perfect for "On the go" projects as they fit easily into a small craft bag or purse.
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If you have little girls who love dressing up their dolls, this crochet pattern is for you. The Shell Brook doll dress pattern is a quick and easy project using less than a skein of yarn. It's great for travel projects, great to use up scrap yarn and great for filling in the time with quick results. This dress is worked from the neck down giving you the option to turn it into a fun doll shirt or work it longer for a full gown.
This post may contain affiliate links through which I may receive a small commission for purchases made at no cost to you. Here's what you'll need to know:Stitch Abbreviations: st(s) - stitch(es) sl st - slip stitch ch - chain yo - yarn over hdc - half double crochet dc - double crochet Special Stitches: Hdc Foundation Chain: This is shown in the video at the bottom of this post You can also view the photo & video tutorials HERE V Stitch - (hdc, ch 2, hdc) in indicated stitch 7 Shell - 7 dc in indicated stitch Notes: 1. Beginning ch-2 is not counted as a stitch unless otherwise indicated 2. Photos showing stitch placement are included below 3. When changing colors, do so in the last step of the last stitch of the row before the color change 4. This pattern is worked from the neck down 5. If you prefer to start with a basic chain, chain 37, turn, hdc in 2nd chain from hook & each chain across for a total of 36 hdc A full video tutorial is available at the bottom of this post. An ad free pdf is also available for purchase to use at your convenience if you prefer.  Crochet Pattern, 18" Shell Brook Doll Dress |
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