Chevron Blanket – PDF Crochet Pattern

Description

About the Pattern:

• This is a very easy pattern and looks beautiful when complete.
• You can make it for a baby or for an adult-size lapghan, throw or any size blanket.
• It’s perfect for any age and gender as you can use any number of colors (or one solid color).
• If you are making it for a baby, there are no huge holes for baby’s fingers to get caught in and yet it is still lightweight and breathable.
• You can use any size 3 or size 4 yarn.
• The free version of the pattern can be found here. All of the information from the free version is included in the PDF.

 

About the PDF Digital Download:

• The PDF of this pattern is a 4 page, print-ready digital download.
• It is laid out into easy to follow sections and includes step by step instructions.
• You can save it to your files, print it in color or in black and white and view it from any device.
• After your purchase has been successfully completed, you will be redirected to a page where you can instantly download the pattern. You will also receive an email with a download link. And you can access the pattern at any time on your My Account page under Downloads.

 

Additional Details:

• Skill Level: Easy
• Final Size: The pattern creates a blanket that is approx 28” wide and 30” high (ideal for a newborn or carseat/stroller baby blanket). Instructions for adjusting the size are included in the pattern.
• Gauge: Creating 34 starting chains and following the pattern from the start to Row 11 creates a swatch that is 7“ wide and 3.75” high (height measured from “peak” to “peak”). 
• Yarn: Approx 1,230 yds / 1,122 m of Size 4 (medium/worsted weight) yarn. You can also use Size 3 (DK/light) yarn (just note that the size of your blanket will be smaller.)  I used Patons Canadiana which is medium (4) and 100% acrylic in the colors: Cherished Green, Pale Teal & Cherished Pink. A skein is 3.5 oz / 100 g and 205 yd / 187 m. I used a total of 6 skeins. 
• Crochet Hook Size: If using Size 4 yarn, I recommend either a H/8 (5.00 mm) if your yarn is on the lighter side or an I/9 (5.50 mm) hook if your yarn is thicker. If using Size 3 yarn, I recommend a G/6 (4.00 mm) hook. Note that hook size is not important so can choose whatever works best with your yarn. You may want to go up one hook size for the starting chains or to obtain gauge. 
• Other Materials: scissors, yarn needle, measuring tape (optional)
• Terminology: Written in English for right-handed crochet using standard US crochet terminology.

 

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