Easy Crochet Log Cabin Baby Blanket
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2017
- A modern trendy look to this Baby Log Cabin Blanket by Yarnspirations.
Using an 8 mm or L size crochet hook and Bernat Softee Baby Chunky Yarn, this project will work up quickly as it's using half double crochets.
This is an easy to follow pattern that relies on you to crochet in strategic steps to build up the blanket. It's really not difficult at all.
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Lol I've helped quilt a log cabin quilt but crochet one is a new one Nice
I'm happy you decided to do this blanket !!! It's beautiful ...
and thank you for teaching me my new passion ...
You make this look so easy! I'm adding this to my to do list today!
In all my years of crochet, I've never thought to make a log cabin patterned blanket! After seeing this one, I wonder how I never thought to do this!
This pattern is lovely and so simple - thank you for teaching an old dog a new trick!
Cheers
You picked the most fun colors to teach with. I love bright colors. Baby blankets always seem to be done on pastels, even when just teaching a pattern.
I can't wait to try this one out!
Your the best teacher!!!!!!
Thank you. I love how you make things easy to follow. You rock for us still mostly quarantine
I have my own variation of log cabin that I do :) I use it as a great way to get rid of scraps and it always turns out fantastic!! I usually just make sure I have 12 DC or HDC and do 7rows to help with the turning and stitch count but I love this concept as well.
Thanks for your insight Sarah! :D
you're the best!
thats owsome
Wow thanks much
You don't have to add the marker to know where the right side is in this pattern, all you have to do is to see that the beginning tail yarn in your beginning first row of chain stitches will be on the left side bottom of your work, it's that simple :)
Lol I just remember to end left😁 . I use the tail as a marker as well.
Hi Mickey. In theory, could you just keep going around and make this an adult size blanket? Love your work!
can I use worsted weight and if so what adjustments would you recommend? as far as hook size etc?
there is a knit version too
Hi mike thank you so much for all your hard work! I have a question whenever I do a blankets or scarfs (crochet) it comes un even edges. Any advice on what I'm doing wrong! ?
Samia Cheikhali you might be skipping the chain one at the end of each row
I want to make this bigger than the pattern how much would I need to increase when I add more blocks? Is it every 2 blocks that will the same and the 3rd and 4th are increased?
Dose it matter if my squares or rectangles are off by a half an inch???
How many 100g balls do you need to make blanket please
can you send me a link i want to do hexagonal with 3 colors in each hexagon
Micky show how to get the joining on stitches neat ,,,that looks odd ,,
I'm a little confused. Based on the pattern, and the diagram regarding the blocks, block #3 should begin on the blue section, going across the orange section (block 1), but in your video, you're saying to begin block 3 on the purple block going across to the blue section that you just completed. Which is correct?
hi iam sorry to bother you sir but i dont understand why the square dance crochet blanket the permisson color i have to do 24 but in the diagram i count 15. why it says 24 of the permisson color?
can this be dune in 4 ply yarn and a h hook
Yes... it can...
You could do it but you'd get a different sized blanket if you follow their stitch count. You'd have to go by measurement rather than the stitch count in the pattern to get the same sized blanket.
The alternative would be to follow the pattern, but continue on with it to get the size you want. This will give you a smaller log cabin pattern, but with more logs.
If you want the same sized logs, I'd suggest you make a 6" square in the yarn and with the hook you want, do a stitch count on that and then work it out from your stitch and row count from that squeare. I hope that made sense.
One of the nice things about crochet is that you can do things by measurement much easier than if you're knitting. I'm planning on doing this with a thinner yarn as a stash buster, so that's how I'll be working it out too.
I stopped watching when you said you were going to show how to get the right number of stitches on the side but then it took you two tries because you are learning as you are making the video. Seriously? Don't waste people's time. If you are making a how-to video, at least have the decency of learning how to do it first! I''m out of patience for this type of thing.
can you send me a link i want to do hexagonal with 3 colors in each hexagon
We have hexagonals in our RUclips Channel already. You can search for that here if you need to. :D