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Pink Daisy Crocheted Baby Blanket

By: hobbycrochetknitting.blogspot.com.es

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Pink Daisy Crocheted Baby Blanket
Pink Daisy Crocheted Baby Blanket
This image courtesy of hobbycrochetknitting.blogspot.com.es

Keep your new grandchild warm with this Pink Daisy Crocheted Baby Blanket. This fuzzy blanket is the perfect thing to wrap your baby in when putting her in a car carrier or stroller. You could also rock your little one to sleep swaddled in it. These cute free crochet patterns can be done with any crochet gauge. The blanket looks adorable in pink but can also be done in other colors to match your baby's nursery. These crochet baby blankets makes a wonderful homemade gift for a baby shower too!

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Crochet GaugeIt doesn't really matter. As long as each square is the same.

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May 27, 2018

I am so in love with this baby blanket pattern! It looks so amazing, and really easy to follow the pattern. I love that the blogger provided extra stitch help, making it easy for even a beginner to make. My sister is expecting her first baby in October, and Im definitely hoping for a girl so I can make this adorable blanket for her!

Zeemer

Feb 23, 2018

I think this is the most beautiful baby blanket I've seen in my entire crocheting life. This Pink Daisy Crocheted Baby Blanket is very elaborate, was done painstakingly and done with a lot of love. Very beautiful! I love the texture and the aesthetic appeal!

mepreckel 6990030

Aug 20, 2017

PLEASE HELP! I have thoroughly enjoyed making the squares, but I need some help with the joining... borders I did with no trouble (started at a corner so I did 2 pattern 1s and 2 patterns 2s. I am lost tho when it comes to joining to the next square! (

Editor Dana B

Aug 21, 2017

Hi there! It looks like when you join to the next squares, you should have already completed your pattern 2s and then you join using Pattern 3. I hope that helps! If you need more thorough directions, you may have more success contacting the blogger directly. I hope that helps!

FireFightersMoM

Jul 08, 2017

The Pink Daisy baby blanket is a very well written pattern. The designer has spent a lot of time helping crocheters to advance their skills. An advanced beginner could make this blanket very easily. It is so pretty, you will get a lot of compliments on your gift to the new baby. Think of all the fun color combo's you could come up with.

Crafty Suz

Jun 27, 2017

This is a beautiful afghan for a baby girl or boy. I like that I can use the yarn and size measurements that I want to. This really gives me a chance for a custom gift for a family member or close friend. I like that the project shown added the highlight of a blossom that is a different yet matching color.

chantalslc54

Apr 01, 2017

Very cute!

Cheryl Y

Apr 28, 2016

What a beautiful Pink Daisy Crocheted Baby Blanket! I'm not one for Granny Squares, but oh this one is so different and full that I'm going to make one. The pattern is every well written and the pictures help as well. I love the colors and can easily change up for a boy. Thank you for this beautiful Baby Blanket pattern.

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