How to Crochet Little Boy Hugs & Kisses Blanket
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- This blanket is a redesign of my Hugs & Kisses Baby Blanket. Many of you wrote to me saying how much you loved the texture but didn't like the chevron style. Also, many wanted a border, so this one has an interesting border added. So you can enjoy the texture of the blanket without the stress of the chevron.
The title of Little Boy Blue Blanket was just a fun name. The colours are subjective to your own creativity and wishes.
Free pattern thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-l...
0:00 Start
0:06 Introduction
1:40 Sample Review
2:26 Pattern Overview
5:01 Beginning Chain
5:50 Row 1
6:23 Row 2
6:55 Row 3
8:26 Row 4
8:48 Row 5
10:53 Row 6
11:55 Row 7
12:29 Row 8
12:59 Row 9
13:31 Repeat Rows 2 - 9 until 81 rows complete.
14:10 Border Overview
14:45 Border Diagram
17:06 Rnd 1
21:17 Rnds 2 - 3
22:53 Rnd 4 Diagram Review
24:50 Rnd 4
29:09 Rnd 5 Diagram Review
30:01 Rnd 5
32:12 Rnd 6
34:35 Rnd 7
35:14 Fastening Off Technique
Right Handed Tutorial is • How to Crochet Little ...
Left-Handed Tutorial is • Left Hand: Hugs and Ki...
Hook Size on Pattern: 5 mm / H Hook
Yarn In Pattern: Caron Big Cakes, Macaron
For Teaching Purposes: I am showing 5.5 mm / I with Caron One Pound
Please use the pattern for specific details on yarn quantities, gauge and other details not listed here.
Pattern Date on PDF: Nov 2017
This pattern may have been updated since the creation of this tutorial and information or presentation of the printable PDF may have been changed without notice. #crochet #learntocrochet #crochettutorial .
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Free pattern thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-little-boy-blue-baby-blanket/
0:00 Start
0:06 Introduction
1:40 Sample Review
2:26 Pattern Overview
5:01 Beginning Chain
5:50 Row 1
6:23 Row 2
6:55 Row 3
8:26 Row 4
8:48 Row 5
10:53 Row 6
11:55 Row 7
12:29 Row 8
12:59 Row 9
13:31 Repeat Rows 2 - 9 until 81 rows complete.
14:10 Border Overview
14:45 Border Diagram
17:06 Rnd 1
21:17 Rnds 2 - 3
22:53 Rnd 4 Diagram Review
24:50 Rnd 4
29:09 Rnd 5 Diagram Review
30:01 Rnd 5
32:12 Rnd 6
34:35 Rnd 7
35:14 Fastening Off Technique
Right Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/fITAwNXtFhs/видео.html
Left-Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/ab2YfeL-DYE/видео.html
Hook Size on Pattern: 5 mm / H Hook
Yarn In Pattern: Caron Big Cakes, Macaron
For Teaching Purposes: I am showing 5.5 mm / I with Caron One Pound
Please use the pattern for specific details on yarn quantities, gauge and other details not listed here.
Pattern Date on PDF: Nov 2017
This pattern may have been updated since the creation of this tutorial and information or presentation of the printable PDF may have been changed without notice.
Do you have the link for the hugs and kisses pattern that you could pin on here but we did great thank you xoxo
@@susandoney4656 Sure Here it is. thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-hugs-kisses-baby-blanket-pattern-tutorial/ I was linked in the article that was where the free pattern was as well.
Can you do a border for Hugs and Kisses
@@TheCrochetCrowd Thank you so much, ever so kind of you. Sending hugs from Western Australia 🤗🇦🇺🌹
@@ruthspang6319 you sure can.
I love the way you instruct! Clear, plain-talk, and without a lot of nonsense. AND no background music! 😍
Cute! To me, the solid version shows the texture better. Thanks for updating this little beauty.
Timing us everything! Yesterday I almost started a hugs and kisses blanket, but then remembered that I really don't like chevron patterens. So this is perfect; thank you!
Agree, this will go so much faster.
I made this a couple of years ago. I made it 3 times for baby gifts. Loved it
Omg Mikey I love you Dude. I always think it’s harder then it is. Then u do these tutorials and I’m like omg why didn’t I try and learn sooner. So thank you so much
Blessings from Southern Cali. 💕
After all my years of crochet I did not know to go into stitches and not the openings in corners as well as the starting corners I had always did the amount all at once instead of doing the last single to end row..so you do so learn something new every day,so beginners are not the only ones who learn I am so happy I listened to the tutorial people we do need to fix old habits! Thank You so much 2 new great grand baby (twin girls) and a new granddaughter just months apart thanks for the help and the pattern…beautiful 😊❤🇨🇦
Such a beautiful blanket.
Love it. Adorable baby’s blanket.
Wow WOW. Thank you for showing the technique for the criss cross row! I had been doing it the more difficult way, so this is a game changer!
Love this..
So much texture ❤❤❤
Love the Hugs & Kisses blanket and made a couple of them. Will use this pattern for an afghan for my son’s MIL. .
Yes was waiting patiently for this to do for my first grandchild 😍
Watching you crochet is so soothing to me. Thank you.
Thank you! 😊
Excellent instruction and beautiful stitches.Thank you so much for putting this video together.
Love this can't wait to try this one
Made the chevron one and can't wait to do this one
Thanks Mikey. I never tried the pattern before because I don't care for chevrons. I have wondered about using Bernat baby blanket obviously with larger hook. Since you've given us the multiples for the blanket maybe that's possible. So happy you're also learning new things as your teach us..🙏💕
Omule,lucrezi extraordinar,bravo!
Thank you for this beautifully designed blanket which I'm making for my second great grandchild.
Love this tutorial. It’s such a beautiful pattern. I think that after watching you make this, I think I may even be able to make this too,. Ty so much. 🥰👍
Always appreciate your diagrams ❤️ I’m definitely a fan
This is awesome, your instructions are so clear and concise. I appreciate how you do not waste time yapping about nonsense. You're a great instructor. I'm working on this and it is coming out beautifully. I also appreciate how you list line by line instructions in the comments, as while I'm working on the repeat it is so easy to locate. Thank you!!!!
Glad it was helpful! I realized early on that people don't care about my back story. They want to know how to do the project and just get on with it. I prefer that as well.
Your work is absolutely fantastic and you demonstrate so clearly😊
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 PARABÉNS VC É ÓTIMO PROFESSOR
MUITO OBRIGADO DEUS ABENÇOE VC E SUA CASA
You're an amazing teacher and I like how I can just go to the chapter where I left off. As usual keep them coming and enjoy your day. 😊❤️
Thanks... RUclips started that a year ago and it's even helpful for me too. Enjoy.
This is such a beautiful blanket.
Thank you for providing the tutorial on this gorgeous blanket. I will certainly use this pattern 💗
I’m gonna stop playing the Crochet Crowd drinking game where I take a shot every time you say “slam in” in your videos! Lol 😂 Love love love the texture & it doesn’t look like a huge yarn eater, even with the bobbles.
Nice sharing 👌
Love it!♥
Thank you for sharing
I'm almost finished with mine. I love it!
Hi I have 2 cakes of Caron blossom cakes total 962 yards, do you think this will be enough to make this blanket ?
I love this blanket thank you Mikey for sharing this tutorial. 🙂
Glad you like it! Enjoy your week ahead.
This is so cute. Love all the textures. ❤ I am picking out blanket patterns to crochet for a friend having triplets! This would be a great one.
Bless you for doing this for those babies!! How thoughtful and special!!
Olá, Mikey! Obrigada por este tutorial! Eu me apaixonei por este padrão de crochê e mais ainda pela combinação de cores, pois sou péssima para isto. Era exatamente o que eu procurava para fazer uma passadeira de mesa, dando um toque rústico e elegante à decoração da minha casa. Simplesmente amei!! 💕💕😍🇧🇷 - from Brazil
A must try👌👌
Good job 👌
😍🎼nice music
Love the blanket but could do with a tutorial on how to do the colour changes on the little boy blue blanket it's awesome
I have a new great grandson on the way, this might be this one 💖
Hello Mikey!! Love your tutorials - can you please make one for the Caron Shells and Clusters crochet shawl pattern on yarnspirations- thank you. I’ve already purchased the yarn for it. 😊
Fantastic
Thanks
I have made this blankie, thanks Mikey. I used a border with 2 rows of dc and ended with shell stitch.
Sounds like a superb idea. Great thinking
This is a lovely blanket and you explain it very well. The only thing is that stitch very fast and it can be quite hard to follow.
My blanket is getting bigger and I don’t understand why. I’ve counted the stiches and it’s all correct.
I love this pattern. It’s so pleasant to do. But I sadly messed up and now have an extra bobble with each repeat. I know where I went wrong. Now I have to frog it and start again. Ugh…
I love it and I'm not done yet😃😃
I'm so glad.
Would love to know how to do the border on Hugs And Kisses
I started this lovely blanket and now realise that my rows are getting smaller. I will have to take it out and start again but is there a way that I can make sure that I don't lose stitches over the rows? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I love the hugs and kisses pattern. I've made an ear warmer and am making a second one. Can you make video and pattern for a scarf to match the ear warmers? I would rather not have a bubble for the scarf, just the same as the ear warmer.
I will pass over to Jeanne to see if she has time to redesign a sample for possibly next winter.
I love this design but hate doing all those sc . hate sc so Used hdc
Silly question: is there a wsy to use a double crochet foundation for the first row of this blanket by skipping the first four chains you make and then begin the foundation? Just s thought!!
What is the program you used to do the graphics? Thank you.
When changing to a new colour what row do you recommend doing it on. Many thanks it’s beautiful.
I would probably change on a Single Crochet Row.
Can I use blanket yarn
Can anyone help please. My bobbles are not lining up. I am changing colors but it is the same yarn/weight. What am I missing?.
How many chains do you recommend starting with for a baby blanket?
Mike, row 5, I that the 3dc behind the space behind the cross cross, the sc next is confusing where is it placed the same sc as the end of the cross cross stitch, it's unclear in the video
So when chain 118 do you need to add another 4 ?
I printed the flat rather than the zig zag version. I listened to the tutorial but still don't know the stitches in the first 5 rows. I don't know how to read the charts regardless of the review. Can you add the first 5 rows to this pattern? Please?
I have a general question concerning yarn. I don’t care for yarn that is fuzzy. Do you have any recommendations?
I don't understand what you mean by Fuzzy. This yarn isn't fuzzy. This is a 4 ply worsted.
I’m trying this new pattern and I’m a little confused. If I am doing a multiple of 6 at 174 + 4 i get 176 final double ch is this correct?? Please let me know I really wanna make this blanket
Your starting chain would be a total of 178 (6 x29 = 174, add 4 stitches at the end for 178) and your 2nd row should be 176
So yes, looks like you are on the right track.
The instructions I printed out for Little Boy Blue blanket by Jeanne Steinhilber says nothing about using the back loops and uses FPtr which is my question in round 4 of the border. It says 2 rows below and 2srs ahead for the first FPtr. I'm somewhat confused how to count two rows below, that's all the way past the dbl crochet and into the sc row on top of the cross over. Where do I insert my hook, in the sc row hole between stitches? Your tutorial instructions said nothing about a FPtr stitch.
Trying to share photo of the blanket without success.
You won’t be able to share a photo here on RUclips, it is set up for the safety of the community.
For your question, I am trying to make sure I understand so I can help.
The video help for the border round #4 starts at the min marker 23:01, where he is going over the diagram.
I am not sure I understand what you mean by “that’s all the way past the dbl crochet”.
Rnds 1, 2, 3 of the border are all single crochet. So your trebles shouldn’t be going into doubles
The FPTR are worked around the single crochets stitches in round two.
Hope that helps
What colors did you use in the main RUclips pic?
It was recorded on the free pattern, I copied and pasted this for you. Caron Big Cakes, 300 g/ 10.5 oz, 551 m/ 603 yds
A - 3 Balls Macaron
How much yarn would I need in total (I’m new at this lol)
@@amandahoward9077 3 balls.
How come for the life of me I cannot keep my edges straight for this pattern. Do the turning chains count as a stitch? If so, does that mean I technically “skip” the first stitch? Help.
Sarah. In the video description is the link to the free pattern. The free pattern includes a crochet diagram where you can see the stitch counts and what stitches equal each other. That should clarify this question. Ch 3 counts as.the first dc. For the Ch 1 for Single Crochet, that's not a stitch.
Blanket and just because it's called that doesn't mean that this is for boys it just happens to be the sample
Mm! It looks like cake.lol
It's really nice to play with this design too.
Repeating rows 2-9 makes it an unbalanced pattern for colour changing.
Why do we see knots in the caron big cakes? The whole point of using the big skein of yarn is so we don't have to change yarn and weave in ends. Nobody wants a square knot in the middle of their project. What gives?
Yarn making isn't a solid strand as there is only so much room in an industrial cone that holds the yarn as it's being made. During the balling process, one cone may just to another to keep the machine running. If you have at least one knot, then it means the jump from the one cone to the other has happened. If there is more than one, it means the yarn snapped during winding and was tied together. This is a video of Yarnspirations Factory in the production of yarn. It may give you perspective. ruclips.net/video/9pyMh0Ll-8k/видео.html
Usually crocheters cut the knot out, pretend it's a new strand of yarn and attach according so there is no knot that appears. It's a technique that comes in handy. If Yarnspirations were to throw out all balls that had a knot, the landfill would be significant. Yarn, due to being fiber, can break and instead of tossing yarn into the garbage, they tie it so it produces less waste and also keeps the costs down.
You may disagree but it's the reality behind the scenes.
@@TheCrochetCrowd thanks for the explanation. I'm really just learning about the yarn making process.