#BLANKET BASTION FREE HOW TO#
#BLANKET BASTION FREE FREE#

#BLANKET BASTION FREE HOW TO#

How To Crochet Basket Pattern Baby Blanket Last but not least, you will also need a scissors to complete the project. Additionally, an easy way to weave and hide yarn ends is to use a tapestry needle. I used a size H / 5 mm crochet hook in this tutorial. For more information on choosing the desired crochet hook, check out my crocheting guide for beginners. Next, you will need a crochet hook size which matches your choice of yarn. A cool blue yarn for the basket weave paver pattern and a soft cream color for the border of the blanket. In addition, I used yarn of two different colors. Each weave square is made out of 6 sts, so, to add width to the blanket, just add multiples of 6 sts to the width. The dimensions used in this easy tutorial guide are the perfect size for a baby blanket, you can always add extra stitches to make a bigger piece.

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If you need a very warm version for a snowy winter, feel free to change the yarn to wool. This textured fabric makes it warm and cozy during cold weather days. This blanket is made from cotton medium worsted weight yarn. This time, to make my pattern more yarn-search-friendly, I used Lion Brand yarn for this basketweave crochet stitch, a well-known yarn company where you can order online or buy them from a shop if they are available. Frankly speaking, I bought most of my yarns from the local yarn shops around here and I do understand that it is hard for many of you to get the exact one. Often, I received feedback from readers asking me where to get the yarns I used for my crochet and/or knitting projects. This basket weave stitch pattern can also be constructed in seed stitch, cables or lace.

The dimensions of the rectangle can be modified with the number of stitches across and the number of rows long. In knitting or crochet patterns, the simplest form of the basketweave pattern is made up of a checkerboard pattern of identical rectangles. The art of basketry is applied in everyday objects such as floor mats, bags, home décor and of course, baskets. A wicker basket is a basket which has been woven from a stiff fiber such as plastic, twisted paper fiber, willow branches, canes, or reeds. Basket weaving is a rural craft and is done all over the world. I’d never seen such a lovely textured stitch on a blanket before, and I was curious how to crochet this basket weave pattern.Īs the name suggests, the stitches of this basketweave stitch pattern resemble the texture of a wicker basket and also similar to a basket weave dishcloth pattern. The thumbnail for the video tutorial showed a basket-patterned blanket. I was intrigued when I first saw this term on YouTube. How To Crochet Basket Pattern Baby Blanket.

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