Little Dots Baby Blanket Pattern

Are you looking for an easy baby blanket project that looks fabulous? Look no further than the Little Dots Blanket Crochet Pattern!

 

This beginner-friendly pattern is sure to satisfy. Designed with basic stitches, this crochet design will be fun and easy to learn. Plus, the stunning ‘little dots’ texture created by the special stitch used in the pattern looks beautiful and adds an extra bit of charm!

 

Best of all, this unique look is designed with babies in mind; when used as a baby blanket, its tiny “dots” will flatten when baby lies on it, making it incredibly cozy and secure. And because its written with eight different sizes – from lovey all the way up to throw blanket – it can grow alongside your little one at every stage of their life. 

 

The simple construction of this baby blanket doesn’t sacrifice quality either; using this crochet pattern will create a stylish item that can last throughout everyday use. So don’t miss out! Get your hands on the Little Dots baby Blanket Crochet Pattern today and start working on this creative, fun project for yourself or a loved one!

 

This pattern is written for several sizes:

Lovey – 10” x 10” – 300m / 328 yards

Security blanket – 14” x 17”.         – 475 m / 520 yards

Stroller / Baby blanket – 30 x 35” – 950m / 1039 yards

Receiving Blanket – 40” x 40”       – 1200m / 1312 yards

Toddler blanket – 42” x 52”.         – 1500m / 1640 yards

Swaddle Blanket – 47” x 47”.       – 1550m /  1695 yards

Crib Blanket – 45” x 60” – 1800 m / 1969 yards

Throw Blanket – 52” x 60” – 2000 m / 2188 yards

 

 

Our patterns all share the same layout which is easy to read and easy to find important information you need, such as materials needed, sizing information, gauge information, and special stitches used as well as how to do them.  These stitches often come with an accompanying video for further clarification.

 

 

For this baby blanket I used Women’s Institute aran in blue tweed. You will also need 5mm hook, stitch markers (optional to denote first and last stitch), scissors, tapestry needle to weave in ends.

 

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