1 Ball Caron Cake Baby Blanket


Hi everyone it’s been a long time since my last post. I have been gone for almost a year. I’m very busy with my job and I just couldn’t find to crochet. Last week my friend invited me to her baby’s christening and I decided to make a baby blanket for her baby. I hope you will love this blanket. You can find the free crochet pattern below.

Materials Needed for the project:
1 ball Caron Cake in Strawberry Trifle (383 yd. / 350 m)
5.00 mm. crochet hook
Pair of Scissors
Yarn Needle
Measuring Tape

Crochet Gauge:

17 sc = 4″ (10 cm)

Finished blanket Size
18″ x 21″

Crochet Abbreviations:

ch=chain

sc=single crochet

dc=double crochet

shell=make 5 double crochet stitches in same stitch

fpdc=front post double crochet

bpdc=back post double crochet

sl st=slip stitch

Free Crochet Pattern

Beginning Chain: Ch 102+3 (last 3 ch acts as a DC)

Row 1: Shell on the 6th ch from your hook, skip 2 ch, dc on next,

(skip 2 ch, shell, skip 2 ch, dc on next)* repeat across, turn your work

Row 2: Working on the wrong side ch3 (acts as a dc), skip 2 sts, shell, skip 2 sts, bpdc

(skip 2 sts,shell,skip 2 sts, bpdc on next)* repeat across, turn your work

Row 3: Working on the right side ch 3, (acts as a dc), skip 2 sts, shell, skip 2 sts, fpdc

(skip 2 sts,shell,skip 2 sts, fpdc on next)* repeat across, turn your work

Rows 4-39: repeat the pattern for row 2 – row 3 until you reach row 39

Row 40: (ch 2, skip 2 sts, sl st on the next, ch 2, skip 2 sts, dc on next)* repeat across

Turn your work to make the edging of the blanket

Working on the right side of the blanket work SC around

Weave ends…

I have also made a crochet diagram pattern below for those who loves to follow diagrams instead of reading patterns.

Here’s a picture of the whole blanket that I have made. Hope you like it 🙂

For those who would love to follow the video tutorial for this baby blanket you can watch the video tutorial here.

Feel free to share this pattern with your friends through the share buttons on the right side of my blog.

You can sell the finished items from my patterns but not the pattern itself. Credit me as the Designer and provide a link back to my site.

If you have made this pattern you may share your projects on my facebook page . I would be glad to see how your baby blanket turned out.

Please leave a message below for any clarifications and corrections on the pattern. You can also email me at rhea@craftyguild-156630.easywp.com. I’ll be happy to help you out.

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Thanks for stopping by and Happy crocheting everyone…




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Judy
Judy
3 years ago

Wow! So glad I found this pattern. It’s gorgeous AND flexible. Thank you!



Conni
Conni
3 years ago

For the 1 ball Caron cake baby blanket: I’d like to make the blanket MUCH larger as I have many carin cakes. Could you please tell me what the stitch count is (or multiples)for the pattern as well as the “plus 2” or however many the PLUS is for the starting chain
Does that make sense??



Pauline Isenbarger
Pauline Isenbarger
3 years ago

I had to try this pattern. I made mine a bit larger in in blues, Brown, off white, and tweed. I also added a nice border to finish it off. Thank you.



AnnMarie Lacey
AnnMarie Lacey
3 years ago

This is going to be my next project, can’t wait to finish the one I am currently doing to have a go at this! Thank you for sharing such beautiful inspiring works ? I have shared this on my FB page, I hope that’s ok? There are many, many more I would like to do after looking through your photographs! Looks like I am going to be busy ? xx



Shirls
Shirls
3 years ago

The picture you posted on facebook has a lovely boarder. Do you have a pattern for that as well?



Mizzy
Mizzy
3 years ago

Hello! This pattern is very pretty but I was wondering, I have 2 balls of Caron cakes and it’s the regular 200g Caron cakes. I was wondering how would I double the size of the pattern of 18 x 21 to 36 x 42 but while not making it longer but making it wider and longer. This may not be possible, but I would really appreciate any feedback!



Dawn Crack
Dawn Crack
3 years ago

If I want to make this wider what would be the no of stitches for pattern pleasr



Frances
Frances
3 years ago

Love the colors and pattern! Thanks soooo much for sharing this pattern. Moments ago I ordered the Strawberry Trifle Caron Cake! Can’t wait to pick it up from Michaels this afternoon and get started on this blanket 😉


Frances
Frances
3 years ago

I pinned this blanket to share with all crochet lovers! Thanks again!


Susan
Susan
2 years ago

how do I copy it?


Anita Profitt
Anita Profitt
2 years ago

your video tutorial goes to an “autoblog” video not the baby blanket , How do I get the video for the blanket



Judy
Judy
2 years ago

Free patterns? Yes yes yes


Haley
Haley
1 year ago

I would like to make the blanket larger…what multiple of stitches did you work with?



Dee Frazier
Dee Frazier
1 year ago

Ok using 5mm hook and it’s 33″ across and at 10 rows is 7″ I love it.


Amber
Amber
1 year ago

This may be a really dumb question but in row 1 what does “skip 2 ch.” Does it mean skip 2 and skip 1 or 2?


Ruth
Ruth
1 year ago

I am making lapaghans for a local nursing home. Would like them to be at least 26 ,” wide by 36″ long. How long should I make the beginning chain?



Cheryl
Cheryl
1 year ago

On the video, you use a back post DC. Does it matter which you use? Also, are you making the shell in the center of the shell?



Nora
Nora
1 year ago

I have some Mandala Baby tarn, and I’ve been looking for a perfect pattern for a boys blanket. This one is just right! Thank you for posting this pattern!



Annie
Annie
1 year ago

Mine measures 18x 24, but this is really very small for a baby blanket is it not? Especially considering how expensive it is for the 7.1 ounce ball.



Mavis Frasure
Mavis Frasure
4 months ago

Beautiful blanket. Thanks for sharing your pattern. I can’t wait to make it.





























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