Baby Blanket pattern Req.

May 22, 2005 7 Replies

I saw a former co-worker making a baby blanket that had the appearance of being 3D, it may have been some variation of a dc stitch, not sure. I never got the chance to get the pattern from her, and they no longer work there. Any one have any links to something similar?



TIA Bryan


Hi Bryan,

I wonder if it was the puff stitch.

formatting link
This one is reversible andlooks like 3D. Hugs,

Nora

Thanks for the link, not the pattern I was looking for, but a nice one I'll use also. It's more of a square shape, probably something as simple as a dc then a trbl on the row below, dc trbl, etc. Can't exactly remember.

Thanks Bryan

Thank you for posting that URL, Peggy. I hadn't really seen too many patterns for this style and I've had a double-ended crochet hook since I learned how to crochet... just in case I came across a pattern I wanted to try. I *had* started what I suppose would be an afghan back when I first got the hook and playing around with it to see what it would look like.... I wasn't sure I was doing it right, so I ripped it out and used the yarn for something else. I actually should have continued because even if it hadn't been right (turns out that it was), I did like how it looked, and I liked the colors too.... deep purple on one side, and deep pink on the other side. :o)

Gemini

Saw someone else doing something similar at work today, asked what it was and it's simple, like I thought:

row 1 chain row 2-3 dc body 1 or 2 dc (depending on the result you want), then dc in the post, don't know the official name of the stitch, I'm sure there is one) and repeat.

Bryan

It may have been a basketweave stitch. Or one of the post stitches. (where you go around the post in the row below and then bring up your loop) here are baby blanket links

formatting link
the thermal or the crib blanket or the crib cover for differentstitches.

Diane

Join the Discussion

Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.

Didn't find your answer?

Ask the community — no account required