Vintage Crochet Baby Blanket Free Pattern – Sarah Blanket
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The Sarah Blanket is a beautiful, vintage style crochet baby blanket that uses a simple stitch combination to create a stunning result!
Create the perfect gift with the Sarah Blanket – A beautiful, easy-to-crochet baby blanket in any size!
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Baby Blanket Inspiration
I was inspired to create this crochet baby blanket from the stitch combo! This combo was used it for my Sarah Scarf crochet pattern and I loved it so much!
I went with the cream color because I knew that color combined with the stitch combination would give it such a beautiful vintage crochet look!
The shell trim is just the icing on the cake, adding such a beautiful and feminine look to the blanket!
This blanket is so beautiful and can be made in any size or color!
Pattern Details
This crochet baby blanket pattern uses worsted weight (#4) yarn. I used Paintbox Simply Aran yarn from LoveCrafts. It is a sturdy 100% acrylic yarn that comes in many colors.
Some comparable yarns would be Knit Picks Brava Worsted or Lion Brand Jeans Yarn. Both are extremely soft yarns and very durable.
All three of these yarns are great for blankets and can be machine washed and dried.
The pattern is rated Easy in pattern difficulty. It uses the basic crochet stitches, such as single crochet and double crochet, combined to give it the lacy, vintage look.
Within the pattern you’ll find a chart of optional stitch counts to use to make your blanket larger. The baby blanket measurements are 32″ x 30″.
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Sarah Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern
Yarn:
Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran (#4)
100% Acrylic
100g/201yards
Shown here: Champagne White (202)
Hook:
I/9 (5.5mm) crochet hook or hook to obtain gauge
Other Materials:
Gauge:
14 dc x 6 rows = 4”
Pattern Difficulty:
Easy
Stitches Needed & Abbreviations:
ch(s) – chain(s)
st(s) – stitch(es)
sc – single crochet
dc – double crochet
RS – right side
* – repeat from
Sizing:
| Blanket Size | Measurements | Starting Chain Count | Yardage |
| Baby | 30” x 32” | 99 | 782 |
| Child/Lapghan | 42” x 48” | 159 | 1100 |
| Twin Bed | 48” x 78” | 179 | 1300 |
| Queen Bed | 66” x 84” | 239 | 1720 |
| King Bed | 80” x 84” | 289 | 2100 |
Pattern Notes:
Pattern is in US terms.
Starting chain DOES count as first stitch, unless stated otherwise within the pattern.
To change the width of your blanket you can work your starting chain in a multiple of 10 + 9. Customize height by adding or taking away rows before starting trim.
Pattern
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I have tried this pattern a couple times (on the same project) and find that the corners keep curling. Is that typical of this pattern?
Is it the main body that’s curling or after you’ve added the trim? If you haven’t added the trim yet, the trim may help it to lay down. Otherwise I’d try blocking it.
I’m having troubles with row 2. Is there a video to go with this pattern?
Hi! I don’t currently have a video tutorial with this pattern. What is the issue you’re having with row 2. Hopefully I can help you figure it out. 🙂
hi! This pattern is so lovely, but i have a question- on the first round of trim, once i start crocheting down the side, should i be sc once into each row, or into the top of the first stitch of each row as well? it just strikes me that when I start on the last round, the ‘puff’ stitches will be differently arranged on the sides than the ends! Any advice would be great, thanks
You can just sc along the side of it evenly.
Can you use the foundation crochet single crochet instead of the chain, if so, how many. Chain calls for 99chain. Thank you
WOW! I wish everyone gave the foundation chains for every size. Thank you so very much <3
Having trouble starting row two. The dc,ch1;dc. Is this in the top of the 5 double crochets
Yes it will be in the top of the 5 dcs
Hey Michelle, this is a lovely pattern and I am following exactly as your instructions, starting with 99ch but on row 1 and onwards I am not getting 88 stitches, I am getting 94 and it works perfectly as your pattern says, so just wonder if you have a miscount on your stitches, I can’t figure out how you get 88 when instructions are followed exactly, I would love to have you check that and explain what perhaps I am missing, but like I said, the pattern is looking perfect, not out of shape or anything… so confused, yes. I am sure I will get a lovely blanket regardless.
Hi! I’ll double check those stitch counts and get back to you! Thanks for letting me know.
In row 1 of the trim, I’m a bit confused on the wording. Do you sc+ch1 in every dc or is the ch1 only to cross the “v” stitching? Or does the sc+ch1 mean every other dc gets a stitch. The picture isn’t close enough for me to tell. It all has worked up beautifully so far. Thanks!
You’ll work a single crochet in each double crochet and ch-1 space around the blanket. So 1 sc in each of them.
Was there an answer to your question? I’m having the same issue.
Do you have a video tutorial or picture step by step?
I have one coming soon! 🙂
Video tutorial is now available!! Watch here: https://youtu.be/QADGBsjLK6g