Coconut Candy Crochet Baby Blanket ∙ How To by ofenjen on Cut Out + Keep

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You Will Need

- Crochet Hook I (or larger)
- Sport Weight Yarn in pink, white, mint, yellow & purple
- Project Budget
- Reasonably Priced

Time:5h00

Nice & Simple

Description

A sweet crochet blanket that I designed to look like a piece of coconut candy. The one in the photo was donated to The Linus Connection of central Texas, a non-profit blanket charity. Pattern is a multiple of 6 + 3 The time on this is an estimate. It really depends on your skill level and how fast and furious you like to hook!

Instructions

1

Chain 116
2

Row 1 - In 5th chain from hook, *(2dc, ch 1, 2dc) in 1 stitch, sk 2 sts, (1dc, ch 1, 1dc) in next stitch,
skip 2 sts*, across , (2dc, ch 1 2dc) in 1 st, 1dc in last st.
3

Row 2 - Rep row 1, beginning with ch 3 and inserting hook in ch 1 spaces of prev. row. Rep Row 2 for
pattern.
4

For Coconut Candy Pattern: Crochet 5 rows in Pink, 5 Rows White, 5 Rows Green, 5 Rows Yellow, 5 Rows Lavender.
5

Attach pink to BACK of beginning row and follow pattern going the opposite
direction.
6

When the blanket is complete, weave in all ends. If desired, sc around with a single color. Finish off.