With a few balls of soft acrylic yarn, I created this tender blanket , worked with double stitches and chain spaces that create small alternating diamonds, and then finished with a beautiful border with petals. The type of stitch, slightly openwork, makes it ideal for all seasons
Materials:
450 g wool blend yarn, wisteria colour
crochet 3 mm
Measures
50×60 cm. The edge measures 10 cm
Pattern:
1st row: start 117 chains and starting from the fourth chain, counting the one on the hook, work a round of double crochets (113), one on each base chain.
2nd row: 4 chain stitches (the first 3 replace the first double crochet), *skip 1 base stitch, 15 double crochets, 1 chain stitch*. Repeat from * to * for the entire row and to finish skip 1 base stitch and work 1 double stitch on the last stitch.
3rd row: 4 chain stitches (replace the first double treble crochet), 1 double treble crochet in the space of 1 chain stitch, *3 chain stitches, skip 2 double crochets, 11 double crochets, 3 chain stitches, 1 double treble crochet in the space of 1 chain stitch *. Continue from * to * across the entire row and finish with 2 treble crochets.
4th row: 1 chain stitch and 3 single crochets (one on the first double treble crochet, one on the second double treble crochet and one in the space of 3 chain stitches), 3 chain stitches, skip 2 stitches, 7 double crochets, 3 chain stitches, 3 single crochets (one in the space of 3 chain stitches, one on the double treble crochet and one in the space of 3 chain stitches).
Continue following the graphic diagram below up to the 16th row and repeat from the 2nd row until you reach the desired size.
Edge
For the edge see the graphic
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