Crochet Kit - Family Circle Baby Blanket
SKU: B71973
Each square of this sample was crocheted lovingly while caring for my baby, so a name reflecting that experience only seemed fitting. Each of these adorable squares is worked individually, making it an ideal on-the-go project. Crochet 25 granny squares at your own pace to create a cheerful heirloom baby blanket or as many squares as needed to reach your desired size.
Finished blanket measures approximately 36” (91 cm) square.
Each square measures approximately 6.5” (16.5 cm)
Customer Reviews
I wanted my grandson's first birthday gift to be special, and this afghan did not disappoint. The seaming of the squares was time-consuming, but I did as the instructions suggested, the mattress stitch, and the different colored yarn disappeared. The afghan is so soft, and as the picture shows, he was very happy!
Making this for my friend's nephew! I made this with another friend and we split up the making-of-the-circles, then I squared them off, and then seamed the blanket.
It was really helpful to make this with a friend! Making all those circles would have been a lot of work.
The blanket was great to make. The instructions were very explicit and easy to follow. HOWEVER. This blanket was a painnnn when it came to sewing in ends. I carried one of the ends when squaring off the circles, but still, each square had at least 3 ends to sew in (when you carried the start of square end) plus all the ends when it comes to seaming.
Seaming was easy and pretty relaxing. I seamed the blanket in horizontal rows, then went back and sewed the vertical seams.
Customer Reviews
I wanted my grandson's first birthday gift to be special, and this afghan did not disappoint. The seaming of the squares was time-consuming, but I did as the instructions suggested, the mattress stitch, and the different colored yarn disappeared. The afghan is so soft, and as the picture shows, he was very happy!
Making this for my friend's nephew! I made this with another friend and we split up the making-of-the-circles, then I squared them off, and then seamed the blanket.
It was really helpful to make this with a friend! Making all those circles would have been a lot of work.
The blanket was great to make. The instructions were very explicit and easy to follow. HOWEVER. This blanket was a painnnn when it came to sewing in ends. I carried one of the ends when squaring off the circles, but still, each square had at least 3 ends to sew in (when you carried the start of square end) plus all the ends when it comes to seaming.
Seaming was easy and pretty relaxing. I seamed the blanket in horizontal rows, then went back and sewed the vertical seams.