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cool ridges baby crochet blanket

I named this blanket the cool ridges crochet blanket because the texture reminds me of ridges or mountain landscapes in my village. This is one of my favourite blanket patterns. I must admit! The texture created is just stunning!

Considering it is made with a combination of sc and dc, it creates a texture that deceptively looks complicated.

I am so excited to share this pattern with you.

flat lay of cool ridges blanket
read below for the pattern

Materials

Yarn: Stylecraft Special DK, 100g Cream and Maroon, Hayfield Grampian DK 50g 45% Acrylic, 40% Bri nylon, 15% Wool

Hook: 5.5mm

Scissors

Tapestry Needle

Gauge: 15 st X 11 rows = 4 inches square

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Notes

This pattern is a reversible pattern

It works in multiples of 3 + 2

To modify it, feel free to use your own colour combinations, cast more or less to make it bigger or smaller respectively.

Stitches + Abbreviations

ch – chain

sc – single crochet

dc – double crochet

sk – skip

Instructions to make the cool ridges crochet blanket

This pattern works in multiples of 3 + 2

ch 92

R1: in 2nd ch (sc, 2dc) sk 2ch, * in nxt ch (sc, 2dc) sk nxt 2 st* rep till end of row. In last ch, work sc, ch 1, turn

R2: in 1st ch (sc, 2dc), sk nxt 2 dc * sk next 2dc * in next sc work (sc, 2dc) sk next 2dc * rep from * till end of row, sc in last sc, ch 1, turn

Repeat R2 till blanket measures

Edging

Using cream, work one more row, and at the end work (sc, 2dc) twice. This will look as shown below. Continue along at the side and at each end corner work (sc, 2dc) twice.

edging of the cool ridges blanket

Weave in ends.

That’s it, You’re done!

If you enjoyed making this cool ridges blanket, you might also love the Oh Sunshine! Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern or the Classic Granny Stitch Blanket: Free Pattern or the Cream Blocks Baby Blanket- Free Pattern

Happy crocheting

Cheers

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