Beautiful Unique Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern Ideal Baby Gift

 A free crochet pattern for a beautiful unique textured baby blanket. Hollies Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern by LisaAuch Crochet. Free crochet baby blanket Pattern easy crochet pattern

I just love this easy simple but stunning crochet stitch combination, which creates a no-hole baby blanket, with enough scrumptious texture to wrap a new baby up in.

This is my favorite go-to baby blanket crochet pattern. 
 
Christies Baby Blanket

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To make this blanket any size you wish Chain a multiple of 3 + 3 ch

For this pink Blanket, I used a Baby Pink double knit  and a 4.00mm hook* and used (500grms)

Terms and patterns are written in US terms.

Abbreviations:

Ch Chain

sc – single crochet

skp – skip

Ch102 (Pram/car seat-sized Blanket)

Row 1: In 2nd ch from hook (1sc, 2dc in next ch) *(skip 2ch, 1sc 2dc in next ch)*, repeat from * to * until you reach the last 3ch, skip 2ch, 1sc in the last ch, turn.

Row 2: ch1, sc into the base of the ch1, 2dc into same space, *(skip 2dc, 1sc 2dc in next sc)*,

repeat * to* until last 2 stitches, skip 2dc, 1sc in top of turning ch.

Repeat row 2 for the pattern.

Please do not overcomplicate this easy crochet pattern because after your first row you are working INTO the SC of the PREVIOUS round, ie. putting the stitch combination  (sc, 2dc)  into each sc of previous round, do not fasten off

Crochet Wave Border

Make a foundation row (I usually weave a ribbon in between the posts of the stitches in this row

Ch 2 and work DC,   ALL the way around the outside of your blanket,  AT the Corners work (2DC, ch2, 2DC)  in Each corner.

Written Pattern for the Crochet Wave Border

( I have added a very clear video below which I suggest watching to understand the TURN of your work.

Youtube video

Chain 3, dc in next 3 stitches. Work 4 chain stitches, TURN your Work and slip stitch INTO the top of your chain 3 (4 Dc and a chain 4 space, which you will work the 7 Dc into)

TURN your Work

Chain 1 and work 7 DCs into the Chain space created by Chain 4.

DC into the next 4 stitches from the previous round, and work 4 double crochets, 4 chain stitches, and TURN. slip stitch INTO the top of your chain 3 (4 Dc and a chain 4 space) Repeat around.

Finish off by slip stitching into the very first stitch combination.

Fasten off and weave in ends.

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Lisa Auch is a crochet pattern designer, educator, and the founder of LisaAuch Crochet. She has been designing beginner-friendly crochet patterns since 2011 and brings more than 20 years of crochet experience, combined with a background in visual arts and education, to every design she creates. Lisa specialises in creating clear, easy-to-follow crochet patterns for baby hats, blankets, booties, bonnets, amigurumi, granny squares, and quick crochet projects. Her detailed written instructions, step-by-step photographs, and practical tutorials are designed to help crocheters of all skill levels build confidence and enjoy successful results. Known for her simple, practical approach and timeless designs, Lisa focuses on making crochet accessible without compromising on quality. Every pattern is carefully written, tested, and presented to be enjoyable for beginners while remaining inspiring for experienced crocheters. Lisa personally designs, writes, photographs, and publishes each pattern, ensuring every tutorial is accurate, easy to follow, and tested before publication. Through LisaAuch Crochet, Lisa continues to publish free crochet patterns, tutorials, and educational resources, helping makers around the world develop new skills, create handmade gifts, and enjoy the creativity of crochet with confidence.

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