As you all know, the Maybelle Flower pattern belongs to 6ichthusfish, so this pattern of the Maybelle Baby Blanket, will be a little bit more like a Tutorial-Pattern to protect her rights.
I have divided this project into 4 different segments and every segment can easily be made in one week, spending a casual 1-2 hours a day of crocheting. That means this blanket can be ready within 4-5 weeks, in a casual pace. That is fabulous! And to avoid this blog post to get tooooo long and in need of endless scrolling, I have decided to share links to each segment in this blog post. Enjoy!
Swedish version of the Maybelle Baby Blanket can be found here.
Here are the different segments with links to tutorials:
• Making Maybelle Flowers
• Making Maybelle flowers into Maybelle Squares
• Arranging & Joining your Maybelle Squares
• Making the Border & Edging
Maybelle Baby Blanket Pattern
ABOUT THE PATTERN
The baby blanket is made up from 30 Maybelle Squares in 6 different colors, being 5 squares wide and 6 squares long. It is joined with a contrasting color and later framed with a border and edging.
MEASUREMENTS
Finished blanket measures approx. 30 x34 inches/ 76 x 87 cm.
YARN
14 balls (50g) of Tilda yarn (Sports Weight / 4ply, 50g approx 150m/164yards). I have used:
4 x 005 - Cream
4 x 507 - Chalk Beige
1 x 063 - Berry Pink
1 x 541 - Chalk Pink
1 x 066 - Dusty Blue
1 x 572 - Baby Blue
1 x 025 - Brown Melange
1 x 535 - Chalk Yellow
Maybelle Blanket TILDA Yarn Kit available here.
TOOLS NEEDED
- Crochet hook 3.00 mm or adjusted to your tension.
- Darning needles to weave in ends
- Scissors
GOOD TO KNOW
If you are planning on making a different size keep in mind that cotton blankets tend to get heavy. I would use another type of yarn for a a King Size bed spread for sure. Also, to give you an idea of the yarn use this is what I have measured (depending on your tension of course...):
• Every flower takes approx. 5 g of yarn
• Every added square takes approx. 5 g of yarn
• Every joined square takes approx. 5 g of yarn
• The border takes approx. 15 g of each stripe and 25 g of joining color.
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Make 5 Maybelle flowers of each color mentioned above, following the Maybelle Flower Tutorial, fasten off all ends. You will have 30 Maybelle Flowers in total. |
Turn all Maybelle flowers into squares using Tilda 005 - Cream colour following the Maybelle Square Tutorial, fasten off all ends. You will have 30 Maybelle Squares in total. |
Plan the layout and join all your Maybelle Squares using Tilda 507 - Chalk Beige as a contrasting color, following my How To Join Maybelle Squares with the Join-As-You-Go technique. |
Add a simple border and pretty edging to your Maybelle Blanket following the How to make the Maybelle Blanket Border & Edging tutorial. |
I wish you lots of joy in making your own Maybelle Baby Blanket and please share on Instagram
#maybelleblanket
Looking forward to see your makes!
Kärlek
Annette
Annette
What a lovely blanket; mahalo for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHello. I love your blog. Everything is just beauliful and you are so nice person. Greetings from Poland.
ReplyDeletePozdrowienia z Polski. Agnieszka.
Thank you so much! I just love it. I started the flowers yesterday and am so happy that you posted the pattern for the rest of the blanket.
ReplyDeleteThis blanket is so beautiful. I especially like the colours you have chosen and the border is just perfect. Greetings from Germany, Viola
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ReplyDeleteI really really really love the pattern for the Maybelle Flower blanket. Thank you so much for sharing. Have a nice evening.
Sweet greetings from Holland,
Emily
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Lovely blanket!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing.
Have a sweet weekend.
Lots of hugs from Portugal.
Nina
j'aime beaucoup ce modèle.merci de nous l'offrir.En fait j'aime beaucoup tout ce que vous faite ........ça m'inspire.cordialement du sud de la france
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely blanket. This would be quite a challenge for me as I am still learning to Crochet. I will bookmark it to try a square Annette. Greetings from the UK. Marion
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing! Love the flowers and I will try to do the baby blanket. From Perth Australia
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