Wonderful bobble stitch | Baby Blanket Pattern - Step by step Free

Hello crochet girls.

Glad you are here on this free crochet patterns site, I saw that you liked this wonderful Bobble Stitch pattern that you can create a lot with this crochet stitch. I am happy to have found this pattern pattern so beautiful and I am sharing with you because I know you will love the way to do it, just follow the step by step below and the video tutorial with all the details of this crochet pattern.

This Bobble Stitch model creates, blankets, blankets, caps, blouses and more, it is very comfortable and cozy for any occasion, I hope you use your creativity and experience gained through the teachings of this site and do a lot of crochet work using this stitch pattern. It is very exciting when people comment that they are using these patterns on this site and doing their own work that becomes a form of fuel for me to seek more and more patterns and wonderful works in crochet. So don't waste any more time and we will crochet.

Necessary materials:

Yarn: 1,449 yards in total in 7 skeins of combed yarn (the original yarn was discontinued)

Hook: 5.0 mm (H / 8)

INSTRUCTIONS

Line 1: (RS) Dc in the 4th pc of the needle. (The initial chain of each line counts as the first sc.) Sc in each point across the end. Ch1, turn. (113 AD)

Row 2: (reverse) Sc in the first 4 sts, * dc5tog in the next point, sc in the next 3 sts. * Repeat from * to * until the end of the row, ending the row with 1 sc at the top of the spinning chain.

Line 3: (RS) Change to the second banner color. Chapter 3, turn. Descend across the line to the end, skipping the Ch1 turn, turn around.

Row 4: (reverse) Sc in the first 2 sts, * dc5tog in the next point, sc in the next 3 sts. * Repeat from * to * until the last 3 sts. Finish the round with another scd and sc in the last 2 sts (last st at the top of the turning chain).

Line 5: (RS) Change the color to the 3rd stripe skein. Work as for line 3.

Line 6 at the end: Repeat lines 2 to 5, changing the colors in the odd lines, until you feel that the blanket is almost square or until the thread runs out!

I found this very explanatory video tutorial that will show you how to make this beautiful crochet stitch: