You're welcome! I'm so glad I could help you learn that! :D I'm think about doing videos for reading a written pattern and reading a diagram as well, but I haven't pulled the trigger yet haha!
I made this a few days ago and it turned out great. Next time though I'm going to try it with a larger hook because it turned out very dense and a little stiff. I'd never done letters in bobbles before so now I see a lot of them in my future. Thanks
You're welcome! I love messing around with hook size for projects. It's fun how different it can make it. The bobble letters are a great way to personalize things! 😁
@@justagramma if you find that happening, you could try to do extra yarn overs to make the bobbles larger. I don't know for sure that it would help, but I feel like it should.
@@CraftywithAshy I think you're right about that. I'm going to try it and see how it works and if the bobbles need to be tighter I'll try the extra stitches and let you know how it worked
I love the pattern but the fuzzy yarn makes it hard to see what you're doing and you need to have your camera view a little closer. I especially had a hard time seeing where you put the stitches in the rows after the bobbles. Still it's a great video and I appreciate you sharing it
Row 34 there is a mistake on the count of single after the last BO then it says sc 19 but its only 13 so you might want to fix that. Thankfully I was able to figure it out from the graph bc I just counted on that to see where the problem was and just fixed it on my end. The pattern is awesome and I love it. I really need to find a program that I can use to make up one of these patterns with my kids names so I can make each one of them a blanket with their names. Thanks for making a smaller version of a bigger blanket for the practice
Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate it! and I'm glad you liked the pattern! :D I'd love to see a picture of your blanket! It is really low-tech, but I initially just used graph paper to make this pattern, then switched it to a digital format for my post. If you want to make your own with different words/names, I recommend using graph paper and just putting dots for the bobbles. It was the easiest way for me to figure it out. :) (if you do it I'd love to see a picture of that one too!!)
Hi Laura. I'm glad you like the blanket! I do not have a downloadable version of the written pattern at this time, it is only available on the blog, but the chart version is available for download.
In the description below the video there are links to the blog post with written instructions and to the chart. Scroll below the video and click more next to the description area. You should see the links :)
If you go to the blog post that is linked in the description (click see more below the video) there is a link to the PDF chart that you can download toward the end of the post.
definitely! The easiest way to do it is to get graph paper and put dots where you would want to put the bobbles. If you go to the blog post and download the graph pattern, you would be able to base your pattern off of that.
Thank you ..your directions are very informative..❤ going to make this blanket 😊
Thank you, love that you share how to read the diagram too, something I’ve not learnt yet 👊🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
You're welcome! I'm so glad I could help you learn that! :D
I'm think about doing videos for reading a written pattern and reading a diagram as well, but I haven't pulled the trigger yet haha!
I made this a few days ago and it turned out great. Next time though I'm going to try it with a larger hook because it turned out very dense and a little stiff. I'd never done letters in bobbles before so now I see a lot of them in my future. Thanks
You're welcome! I love messing around with hook size for projects. It's fun how different it can make it.
The bobble letters are a great way to personalize things! 😁
@@CraftywithAshy Thank you. My only concern is the one you mentioned...that my larger hook may make the bobbles too loose and not as defined
@@justagramma if you find that happening, you could try to do extra yarn overs to make the bobbles larger. I don't know for sure that it would help, but I feel like it should.
@@CraftywithAshy I think you're right about that. I'm going to try it and see how it works and if the bobbles need to be tighter I'll try the extra stitches and let you know how it worked
Such a sweet and cute blanket!
Thank you for sharing it with us and for your helpful tutorial!❤!!! 😊!
You're welcome! I'm glad you liked it! Thank you for the feedback. 😃
Thank you for sharing and I have made one for my friend's newborn baby, they love it.
😊Thx again and have a lovely day❤
Thank you for your feedback and for making it! I love to hear that someone is enjoying it as much as I have 😄
Thank you for sharing this beautiful pattern. I just finished mine for my Great Great Niece Abigail.
you're welcome!! I'm so glad you were able to use it!
Do you have a place to upload photo?
@@annehaas12 I have learned that RUclips doesn't allow photos in the comments, but on my blog you can put a picture in the comments! :D
@@CraftywithAshy can you send me a link to your blog. Can’t seem to find it.
@@annehaas12 craftywithashy.com/crochet-cuddly-car-seat-baby-blanket-free-pattern-and-video-tutorial/
:)
Thank you for showing me its beautiful
I'm so glad you like it!!
I love the pattern but the fuzzy yarn makes it hard to see what you're doing and you need to have your camera view a little closer. I especially had a hard time seeing where you put the stitches in the rows after the bobbles. Still it's a great video and I appreciate you sharing it
Thank you for the feedback! I'll definitely keep working on the camera angles 😃
Thanks for the chart 💕
You’re welcome 😊
Thankyou so much can't wait to try this
You're welcome! I'm so glad you liked it! I'd love to see a picture of how yours turns out :)
Fantastic tutorial
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!
Row 18. Should be 8 sc before last bo instead of 9. Just love this pattern.
I'm glad you like it! Thank you for your help, I corrected the mistake :)
Row 34 there is a mistake on the count of single after the last BO then it says sc 19 but its only 13 so you might want to fix that. Thankfully I was able to figure it out from the graph bc I just counted on that to see where the problem was and just fixed it on my end. The pattern is awesome and I love it. I really need to find a program that I can use to make up one of these patterns with my kids names so I can make each one of them a blanket with their names. Thanks for making a smaller version of a bigger blanket for the practice
Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate it! and I'm glad you liked the pattern! :D I'd love to see a picture of your blanket!
It is really low-tech, but I initially just used graph paper to make this pattern, then switched it to a digital format for my post. If you want to make your own with different words/names, I recommend using graph paper and just putting dots for the bobbles. It was the easiest way for me to figure it out. :)
(if you do it I'd love to see a picture of that one too!!)
Updated now :)
I enjoyed your video very much Ashy 🙋🏼♀️
Thank you for the feedback! :)
Lovely little blanket! What are the finished dimensions?
Thank you! The size is 19x17 inches. :)
So looking forward to making this
Thanks! I'd love to see a picture when you do! :D
I love this but I want to make a actual baby blanket going to try the bigger version ❤
The bobble words look great larger too! My mom has made a large one 😀
Very pretty pattern, I love making baby blankets. Vickie G
I love making baby blankets too! They are so fast and make perfect gifts! Though this one I made for my own baby girl :)
I working on this pattern is there a mistake on row 18 it's said at the end 9 sc should it be 8 sc instead of 9sc. Thanks loving the pattern.
Thank you so much! I corrected it!
I'm glad you enjoyed the pattern :)
Love this little blanket. I can't figure out how to download and print the written pattern.. help please and thank you
Hi Laura. I'm glad you like the blanket!
I do not have a downloadable version of the written pattern at this time, it is only available on the blog, but the chart version is available for download.
Where can I find the chart for this pattern
@Kay Jilderda PLEASE HELP ME
WHERE IS THE CHART I NEED IT TO MAKE A BABY THAT'S COMING END OF MARCH
Hi is there a gap for seat belts in this pattern
There is not.
How can I get the directions sheet?
In the description below the video there are links to the blog post with written instructions and to the chart. Scroll below the video and click more next to the description area. You should see the links :)
How do I download the chart for this pattern please.
If you go to the blog post that is linked in the description (click see more below the video) there is a link to the PDF chart that you can download toward the end of the post.
Can u put a babys name in it
definitely!
The easiest way to do it is to get graph paper and put dots where you would want to put the bobbles.
If you go to the blog post and download the graph pattern, you would be able to base your pattern off of that.
How do i get the pattern?
The big post with the pattern is linked in the description. 😊