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Marshmallow Blanket
Two pictures of a yellow and white crocheted Marshmallow Blanket.

If you are looking for a beautiful and beginner-friendly pattern for a baby blanket, the Marshmallow Blanket project from CrochetDreamz is for you. It will make a wonderful gift idea for a baby shower, too!

What Makes the Marshmallow Blanket So Special?

When I look at this crochet baby blanket, I see cheerful pastel colors, soft squishy fabric, and bumpy texture – in other words, handmade comfort at its finest. If you would like to add a beautiful, cozy layer to your little one’s nursery, this project is sure to be a cherished piece. What’s more, it works up so fast you can make another one as a gift for a fellow parent.

Crochet Supplies – Everything You’ll Need

Before you start working on this project, prepare three skeins of super bulky yarn and a 10 mm crochet hook. The photographed sample features Bernat Baby Blanket yarn in colors White, Coral Blossom and Buttercup. It’s a thick chenille yarn that results in a gorgeous texture and a delightfully squishy fabric.

If you want to make this crochet blanket for a baby boy, you can easily swap the pink color for blue or go with a completely different shade combination.

How to Crochet the Marshmallow Blanket

For the Marshmallow Blanket, you need to know only three basic crochet stitches. It starts with a simple foundation chain and then repeats the same row of single crochets and double crochets. Don’t forget to finish off your crochet baby blanket with a single crochet border for stability and a polished look.

Easy Video Guide For Beginners

For extra help, follow the step-by-step video tutorial from the designer.

 

Adjusting the Size of the Blanket

The Marshmallow Blanket is very easy to adjust. It means you can turn it into any size depending on whether you want the blanket for the cot, pram or receiving. To increase its width, chain any multiple of 2 +4 in the foundation row. To make it longer, continue working the second row until you get the dimensions you want.

The original blanket features 28 pattern repeats and measures 33 inches in width and 38 inches in length.

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