Years and Years ago, I learned this simple crochet stitch using sc, chains and dc and absolutely loved making blankets with it. It is such a quick stitch to work some texture without really thinking much. I've made some with solid colors, some with stripes, some were baby size and some were full sized throws with fringe. It's really a great Go-To pattern for any project that you want to work up while on the go or watching your favorite movies! *This post contains affiliate links through which I may receive a commission for purchases at no extra cost to you* I received a sample of Sweet Swirls yarn from Herrschners to try. While I didn't use that yarn to make this blanket, I want to be transparent and let you know that I did receive a free sample but I adore the yarn enough to purchase enough for my own project. Now, with that out of the way.... Whether you're new to crochet and are familiar with working basic stitches such as the sc and dc or your a pro, this pattern is a good one to have around. Here's what you'll need to know: ![]() Materials: 1354 yrds yarn 4 stitch markers (for marking the border) Note: I used #3 Light yarn Herrschners Sweet Swirls yarn for the baby blanket shown at the top. Previous blankets I've made used 4ww yarn with great results. If you choose to use 4ww yarn, please note that your final measurements will be larger than noted here. Hook: Size H 8-5mm Gauge: 14 sc & 19 rows = 4” Finished Size: 36” x 36” or to customize, see notes below Skill Level: Easy US Crochet Terms Stitch Abbreviations: st(s) – stitch(es) ch – chain sl st – slip stitch yo - yarn over sc - single crochet dc – double crochet Special Stitches: SC Foundation Chain: Video Tutorial: (This tutorial shows sc, hdc & dc foundations) https://www.craftingfriendsdesigns.com/bloggingfun/hdc-foundation-chain-video-tutorial Petal Stitch: (sc, chain 3, dc in side of sc just made) in indicated stitch (video below) Herringbone hdc (hhdc): yo, insert hook in indicated st, pull up a loop and pull through 1st loop on hook, yo, pull through 2 loops on hook Notes: 1.If you prefer to work a basic starting chain, chain to your desired width in multiples of 3 +2, turn and sc in 2nd chain from hook and each chain across Row 1: Sc foundation chain of 124 To customize, work in multiples of 3 +1 to desired width Row 2: Turn, ch 1, sc in each st across (124 sc) Row 3: Turn, ch 1, Petal st in first st, skip next 2 sts, *Petal st in next st, skip next 2 sts,* repeat from *to* across to end st, sc in end st (41 Petal sts) Row 4: Turn, ch 1, Petal st in first sc and in top of each sc across to end st, sc in end st (41 Petal sts) Rows 5-100: Repeat Row 4 or continue to desired height Border: Notes:
Round 1: Ch 1, work 3 hhdc in side of top end st, hhdc in side of end st of each row down to foundation, work 3 hhdc in side of end corner st, rotate to work across foundation row, hhdc between each foundation st across to next corner, rotate to work up next side, work 3 hhdc in side of end corner st, hhdc in side of end st of each row up to top corner st, work 3 hhdc in side of top corner st, rotate to work across top, work 3 hhdc in sc of each Petal st across to end corner, sl st to beginning hhdc to connect Round 2: Turn, [hhdc in each st across to 1 stitch before center corner stitch, work 2 hhdc in each of the 3 corner sts,]4x, sl st to beginning hhdc to connect Round 3: Turn, hhdc in next 2 sts, [3 hhdc in next 2 sts, hhdc in each st to center 2 sts of next corner,]3x, 3 hhdc in next 2 sts, hhdc in each st across to beginning, sl st to beginning hhdc to connect Fasten off and weave in ends Crochet Pattern, Spring Petal Blanket
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