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Savannah’s Baby Blanket Pattern.

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This baby blanket pattern was created to celebrate the birth of my niece, Savannah. I wanted to make her a lovely, lightweight baby blanket which was large enough to hang over the top of her stroller or carrier to protect her from the sun and still allow air to move through. Summer babies need blankets too!
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 Savannah’s Baby Blanket Pattern

This free crochet pattern is available in the following sizes:

  • Swaddle Blanket (30″x30″),
  • Crib Blanket (30″x36″),
  • Newborn Baby Blanket (32″x36″),
  • Receiving blanket size (34″x36″),
  • Baby Blanket (36″x36″),
  • Lapghan (36″x48″) and
  • Child blanket size (42″x48″)
Gauge: 4 stitch sets/6”, 11 rows/4”Stitch Set = (chn3, 1sc in the next dc, skip 2sts, 3dc in the next sc)
Yarn: Snuggly Wuggly mini dots by Loops & Threads (wpi =11)
Hook: US 7/4.50mm (3-6 balls)
Abbreviations: sc: single crochet, st: stitch, sts:  stitches, ch: chain, dc: double  crochet, FO: finish off, wpi:  wraps per inch
This is a very simple blanket pattern and it is easily adjusted. Please choose a size and then continue to the instructions below. Please note the *total rows* indicated do not include the edging.
Savannahs Baby Blanket Stitch Diagram Oombawka Design Crochet
Savannahs Baby Blanket Stitch Diagram Oombawka Design Crochet KEY

Savannah’s Baby Blanket Pattern Instructions

Swaddle Blanket (30”x 30”)
Chain 139 and proceed to R1
78 rows total
Crib Blanket (30”x36”)
Chain 167 and proceed to R1
78 rows total
Newborn Baby Blanket (32”x36”)
Chain 167 and proceed to R1
84 rows total
Receiving Blanket (34”x36”)
Chain 167 and proceed to R1
89 rows totalBaby Blanket (36”x36”)
Chain 167 and proceed to R1
95 rows total*Lapghan (36”x48”)
Chain 223 and proceed to R1
95 rows totalChild (42”x48”)
Chain 223 and proceed to R1
111 rows total

Choose the size you wish to crochet and chain the specified number of stitches.

R1: sc in the 2nd ch from the hook, skip the next 3 sts, 3dc in the next st, (*ch 3, skip the next 2 sts, sc in the next st, skip the next 3 sts, 3 dc in the next st*) repeat (*) across
R2: ch1, turn, sc in the 1st dc, skip the next 2 dc, 3 dc in the next sc, (*ch 3, sc in the next dc, skip the next 2 dc, 3 dc in the next sc*) repeat (*) across
Repeat R2 for the specified number of rows for the size blanket you have chosen.

Finishing:

R1: sc around the outer edge of the blanket

R2: 4 dc in each sc stitch around, FO and weave in ends

 

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Savannah's Baby Blanket Swaddle Blanket (30”x 30”) Chain 139 and proceed to R1 78 rows total   Crib Blanket (30”x36”) Chain 167 and proceed to R1 78 rows total   Newborn Baby Blanket (32”x36”) Chain 167 and proceed to R1 84 rows total   Receiving Blanket (34”x36”) Chain 167 and proceed to R1 89 rows totalBaby Blanket (36”x36”) Chain 167 and proceed to R1 95 rows total*Lapghan (36”x48”) Chain 223 and proceed to R1 95 rows totalChild (42”x48”) Chain 223 and proceed to R1 111 rows total

Lovely comments

  1. I’m happy you like my free pattern for Savannah’s Baby Blanket! It is still Savannah’s favorite blankie!

  2. Beautiful baby blanket! Would make for my grangirlie…know she would love it…is big enough for a cozy lil’ Throw too! Thanks for the Tutorial! 🙂

  3. Thank you Sandy 🙂 I’m happy you like this design. My niece carries her blanket with her everywhere now – she has become quite attached! Have a lovely week, Rhondda

  8. Gorgeous! So delicate- I think the yarn you chose was a perfect compliment to the pattern. It reminds me of calico

  9. Thanks for this beautiful pattern. I am going to make it into a prayer shawl.

  13. Hi Gemma, If you message me with the dimensions you would like to make I can calculate the stitches you need to start with and how many rows you need to complete – Hope this helps, Rhondda

  14. Hi Jody 🙂 I’m happy you like it! I totally understand about the WIPs being done first – lol – my husband feels the same way! All the best, Rhondda

  16. Oh this looks just luscious – I’m gonna try it out ASAP! (I’ll have to finish some WIPs first or I do believe my husband might try to murder me for starting a new one!)

  21. Hi Peggy, I crocheted once in each stitch, once in each end of row and one extra in each corner. Hope this helps 🙂 Rhondda

  23. Would like very much to make this blanket in the 36 x 36 size. Approximately how much yarn will be needed? Thank you for sharing the beautiful pattern!!

  29. Hi Cathy, Thank you so much for letting me know about the button! Hopefully the fix I sent through worked! I'm very happy you like the pattern 🙂 Rhondda

  30. I love this pattern. I attempted to use your Ravelry button at the end of the post & it did not connect…Error occured.I went to Craftsy instead and downloaded the pattern. Thank you for such a beautiful blanket pattern.Cathy the Bagg Ladyhttp://raggz2baggz.com

  32. Thank you 🙂 It is pretty light-weight – when my Mom asked me to make it for my new niece she asked for a lighter weight one since she is a spring/summer baby.

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