The Inspiration
This past Summer we moved into our new house in South Carolina and room by room we’ve been decorating. I knew I wanted cozy crochet blankets all over the house and slowly I’ve been making them. We’ve been really into modern/Scandinavian styles lately and this particular crochet blanket was the perfect design for our bedroom. The texture is amazing, even though it is a single color blanket the texture makes interesting enough. Feel free to change up the colors and yarn to fit your personal style though!
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The Yarn
For this crochet blanket I used Lion Brand Fishermen’s Wool in Oatmeal. I love the earthy tones of this yarn which work PERFECTLY with that Scandinavian style I was going for, and the wool content not only makes this crochet blanket super cozy but gives great stitch definition.
notes
- The ch1 throughout this pattern does not count as a st.
- I decided to use a ch1 at the beginning of each row instead of a ch2 or even a ch3 to give the blanket a cleaner, tighter edge.
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guage
7 sts x 6 rows in hdc= 2″x2″
size
51″ x 55″
materials
- 5.5mm Crochet hook, I use these.
- Lion Brand Fishermen’s Wool in Oatmeal, About 2123 yds
- yarn needle
abbreviations
- bo: bobble
- ch: chain
- dc: double crochet
- hdc: half double crochet
- sk: skip
- st(s): stitch(es)
- yo: yarn over
- *: repeat
Bobble Stitch (bo)
Yo, pull up a loop, yo pull through two loops, yo pull up a loop, yo pull through two loops, yo pull up a loop, yo pull through two loops, yo pull up a loop yo pull through two loops. At this point there should be 5 loops on your hook, yo pull through four loops, yo pull through last two loops. Next st will be hdc.
See the Youtube Tutorial for the bobble Stitch For Left Handed and Right Handed crocheters Here.
pattern
- Begin
- ch 201
- Row 1 hdc 2nd chain, hdc across, ch1, turn
- Rows 2-4 hdc across, ch1, turn
- Row 5 (hdc 9, bo) *repeat to end, hdc last 10 sts. ch1, turn
- Rows 6-12 dc1 in first st, (2dc next st, sk next st) repeat to end of row, dc1 in last st, ch1 turn
- Row 13 (hdc 9, bo) *repeat to end, hdc last 10 sts. ch1, turn
- Rows 14-22 hdc across, ch1, turn
- Row 23 (hdc 9, bo) *repeat to end, hdc last 10 sts. ch1, turn
- Rows 24-38 dc1 in first st, (2dc next st, sk next st) repeat to end of row, dc1 in last st, ch1 turn
- Row 39 (hdc 9, bo) *repeat to end, hdc last 10 sts. ch1, turn
- Rows 40-56 hdc across, ch1, turn
- Row 57 (hdc 9, bo) *repeat to end, hdc last 10 sts. ch1, turn
- Rows 58-68 dc1 in first st, (2dc next st, sk next st) repeat to end of row, dc1 in last st, ch1 turn
- Row 69 (hdc 9, bo) *repeat to end, hdc last 10 sts. ch1, turn
- Rows 70-80 hdc across, ch1, turn
- Row 81 (hdc 9, bo) *repeat to end, hdc last 10 sts. ch1, turn
- Rows 82-94 dc1 in first st, (2dc next st, sk next st) repeat to end of row, dc1 in last st, ch1 turn
- Row 95 (hdc 9, bo) *repeat to end, hdc last 10 sts. ch1, turn
- Rows 96-102 hdc across, ch1, turn
- Row 103 (hdc 9, bo) *repeat to end, hdc last 10 sts. ch1, turn
- Rows 104-112 dc1 in first st, (2dc next st, sk next st) repeat to end of row, dc1 in last st, ch1 turn
- Row 113 (hdc 9, bo) *repeat to end, hdc last 10 sts. ch1, turn
- Rows 114-119 hdc across, ch1, turn
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If you wanted to make it wider, do you have to add stitches in multiples or can you just chain until you get the desired width?
Hi Shelby, you just need it to be an odd number of stitches, plus 1 for your initial turning chain.
When you finish the 201 foundation chain, do you hdc in all stitches or skip 1ch?
Hi Mary, you hdc in the 2nd ch from your hook. So skip 1 ch and hdc across which will give you 200 sts.
Thank you! It is such a beautiful pattern, but for some reason, when I crochet row 5 it doesn’t seem right because then at the end of the row I have an extra hdc stich open 🙁 I am a little newer to crocheting and row 4 worked out perfectly but row 5 is messing me up. I have redone the foundation chain 3 times, I must be misreading the pattern. I really appreciate the help!
Oh no! Are you maybe not doing the hdc in the correct st after the bo? Also, you should be left with 10 sts at the end of the row which will all be hdc. Throughout the row you’re doing 9hdc and a bo. But at the very end the last 10 sts will just be hdc. Hope that makes sense!
Hi! I’m getting close to finishing this beauty but I’m confused about how to finish it! It says to chain 1 and turn and then that’s it? How do I finish? Thank you so so much!!
Hi Amy, you will be ending with a hdc row. Once you get to the last st you just do the last hdc without a ch 1. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Hi! I am a little confused on row 6-12. Im newer to crochet so I am learning how to read patterns.
Do I dc1 in first stitch skip a stitch and then begin the 2dc st, sk next pattern? Or do I dc1 in first stitch, 2dc second stitch, sk next stitch? Also after I finished row 5 I have 200 stitches across, is that correct? Thank you so much!
Hi Emily!
yes throughout the whole pattern you will have 200 stitches (except for your starting ch which was 201)
for rows 6-12 you dc in the first st, sk the next st and in the third st, do 2dc, repeat the *2dc, sk1* until the end of the row where you will do 1 dc in last st. hope that helps, let me know if you have any other questions!