Crochet Garden Blanket Free Pattern Perfect for the Patio
This crochet blanket pattern is a great way to explore textures and using cotton yarn for the summer months. Feel free to substitute with any yarn fiber that matches your home or patio decor.
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Why do you need an outdoor blanket?
During the summer and fall season, one of my favorite things to do is sit around a campfire or the front porch chatting and having a great time with family and friends. My first choice will almost always be to use a lawn chair, but when they aren’t available a nice durable blanket is a close second.
Undoubtedly, having a nice outdoor blanket in the car is such a great way to always be prepared for that impromptu picnic at the park, or a quiet moment to yourself to recharge.
The Crochet Garden Blanket will withstand the outdoors with ease and style, lending comfort and versatility to any and all situations.
Having a patio blanket adds any outdoor lifestyle and decor. With this purpose in mind, the Crochet Garden blanket is made with cotton yarn, making this blanket is easy to maintain and keep clean!
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You, Me & The Cats (Dogs) Crochet Blanket
Garden Crochet Blanket Supplies
Crochet Hook:
Notions:
Blocking Mats & Pins
Yarn needle to weave in ends
Scissors
Yarn:
Dishie Cone by We Crochet (weight 4 worsted, 100% Cotton, 760 yds/694 m, 400 g), Silver
3 Cones or 1200 yards
Yardage:
1200 (1,098m) total yardage
Abbreviations/Stitches:
Stacked Single Crochet (Stsc): Insert your hook into the first stitch, YO, and pull up a loop,
YO and pull through both loops on the hook, insert your hook into the vertical bar below,
YO and pull up a loop, YO and pull through both loops on the hook. See Video Below.
Puff Stitch (ps): Yo, insert hook in indicated st, yo, pull lp through st and make lp same
the height as previous sts in working row, (yo, insert hook in same st, yo, pull lp through st and
make lp same height as working row) twice, yo, pull through all 7 lps on hook
Gauge:
13 sts by 6 rows = 4” square in the stitch pattern from the first 6 rows
Gauge description/instructions if needed
Skill Level:
Skilled Beginner
Size:
55” x 38”
Blanket Pattern Notes:
This crochet blanket uses textured stitches and is created in rows with a border down each
vertical side. It can be very helpful to use a stitch marker at the beginning of each row to keep
track of stitch placements.
Stacked Single Crochet Instruction Video:
The Crochet Garden Blanket Free Pattern is available below as a free pattern, or you can purchase the ad-free printable pattern on Ravelry or Etsy.
Rug Written Instructions
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Row 4:
Stsc in first, hdc in each remaining st across, turn.
Rows 5-6:
Repeat Rows 3-4.
Row 7:
Ch 1 (does not count as a st), skip the first st, hdc in the next, work a ps into the skipped st; repeat from * to * across, turn.
Row 8:
Repeat Row 7.
Row 9:
Repeat Row 4.
Rows 10-13:
Repeat Rows 3-4 two times.
Repeat Rows 2-13 for a total of 8 repeats or desired length. Fasten off and go to Blanket Edge
Border.
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Blanket Edge Border
Row 1(rs):
With the rs facing, attach yarn to the corner of the rug and slip stitch across one
of the longer sides, keeping the slip stitches even without causing any tucking or tippling,
turn.
Row 2(ws):
Stsc in first, hdc in the flo of each st across, turn.
Row 3:
Stsc in first, tr in each remaining st across, turn.
Row 4:
Stsc in first, hdc in each remaining st across.
Fasten off and repeat Blanket Edge Border on the opposite long side of the blanket.
Block (the sample was steam blocked), weave in any ends.
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