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Cozy Cluster Baby Blanket

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Cozy Cluster Baby Blanket
This Pink crocheted baby blanket with a textured shell pattern exudes warmth. Shown folded in the main image and detailed in two close-ups, its cozy cluster design makes it an inviting option.

If you are looking for a quick crochet baby blanket pattern, you will love this one by Leelee Knits. As it is designed to be made with a large hook and bulky-weight yarn, it works up very quickly. And a special feature – this thick and delicate cover is certain to keep your baby comfortable and warm during winter months.

Cotton vs. Acrylic – Which Yarn to Use?

When picking yarn for a baby blanket, think about softness and how easy it is to clean. Cotton yarns breathe well, which makes them a good choice for warmer weather.

Acrylic yarns are lightweight and incredibly soft. The pattern suggests using Knit Picks Mighty Stitch which is a bulky-weight yarn of acrylic and superwash wool blend. A crochet baby blanket made with this yarn is easy to care for and warm, making it a great option for colder months.

Cozy Cluster Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

Mastering the Cluster Stitch

The magic in this baby blanket pattern comes from the cluster stitch. This is done by working several partial double crochets in the same stitch before pulling them together into one cluster. This gives a slightly raised, fluffy effect.

If cluster stitches are new to you, it might take a few tries to get the tension right. But once you find your rhythm, it becomes easily manageable.

 

Cozy Cluster Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

How to Personalize Your Baby Blanket

One great thing about crocheting your own blanket is customizing it to your style. Though the original design uses blush-colored yarn, try different shades to match a nursery or to make it more gender-neutral. To make it even more unique, you can embroider the baby’s name or initials in one corner or attach a lovely animal applique.

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Kat Bennett
Kat Bennett
5 years ago

Why is it such a faff to find these free patterns. I get so frustrated being passed from page to page that I just give up and look for something else instead.

LINDA ANN OLSEN
LINDA ANN OLSEN
2 years ago

This is crazy that I can’t just click on the pattern and print it.

Kathy
Kathy
1 year ago

Why do we have to join Facebook to get these lovely patterns? Click here to locate and print is non-existance.
Makes no since to go, go there and still can’t locate the free patterns.

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