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Baby blanket
I made this baby blanket for a colleague’s baby shower. I used Bernat softee and a G hook. I added a simple dc ruffle edge and made it as a giant granny square.
Fleece baby blanket
I haven’t posted anything in a while but I have been working on many projects. One thing I recently completed is this fleece baby blanket. I used Northland Comfy Fleece and the recommended crochet hook. It’s basically a giant solid granny square.
Blue baby blanket
Finished this very simple baby blanket last week and have heard it’s a hit! I used yard sale yarn so I don’t know what brand it was but it worked up quickly 
thanks for the yarn, Teresa!
Baby afghan
Finished this little baby blanket/afghan! It turned out a little funky with the colors but that makes it more unique
Blues Baby Blanket
This was commissioned and I used Caron Simply Soft in two shades of blue and white and did a basic crochet shell stitch throughout. The border is one round of single crochet in blue, then double crochet in white, then a picot for the border. There are 17 shells across and then 11 rows of the blue colors which are 4 shells wide (can you tell i made up the pattern?)
USC Gamecock Baby Blanket
Finished another baby blanket! This one is going to a USC Gamecock fan to be
Shell Stitch Baby Blanket
Ok, I’ve got to say, I’m extremely proud of this baby blanket! This was commissioned by a friend for his new baby nephew. I used Caron Simply Soft in blue and white and did a basic crochet shell stitch throughout. The border is one round of single crochet in blue, then double crochet in white, then a tiny shell stitch outer border that places (sc, ch 3, sc) in every other stitch. For any baby blanket I make in the future, I will certainly use this pattern (that I made up)…
Baby Blanket Finished, Shipped, and Received
Here is a baby blanket I made for Briana’s baby who arrived yesterday evening I made up this design with four large granny squares that were 15 rows wide, then did a single crochet joining stitch then used a different baby yarn for the final border.
