How To Crochet A Blanket Step-By-Step (For Complete Beginners!)
- Posted on 05 November, 2021
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- By Anonymous
If you're brand new to crochet and looking for a first project, our beginner crochet blanket is a great place to start. Especially if you're not a scarf or headband person. A blanket is a practical way to practice your skills because your family can use it for many years to come.
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Last weekend, as i was working on this blanket, my husband said: didn't you just start that, like yesterday, he was surprised to see how much it had grown in such a short time now. I wouldn't typically tell a beginner that a blanket is a great first project, because normally they take a ton of time to finish, but if you're set on making a blanket, this is the best place for you to start with a super bulky yarn and a really Big hook, you can have this one finished in a week only working an hour or so per day. The step-by-step tutorial is coming up. I chose lion brand woolies thick and quick for this project because they really have a great color selection, but mostly because it's a super bulky yarn and it works up really fast when paired with a big hook. But if, for some reason you can't find this yarn, you can substitute with another super bulky. That'S a number six yarn. If you prefer you'll, want to choose two different colors and get a 15 millimeter crochet hook when you're at the store. This colorway is called wheat and it has loads of great texture with these little rayon bits blended in, but i will say some of them have a tendency to jump out of the yarn and out of the project, but it's not too big of a deal. Okay, wrap the yarn around your fingers twice like this, then lay the back strand over the front and grab that front strand and pull it up and over your finger and that'll make a slip. Knot to get things started all of your crochet projects. For the most part, are going to start with this technique, now put your hook through the loop and tighten it up and gather the yarn in your hands and we'll make 75 chains now pay close attention to how i'm twisting my hook as i'm making these chains To make this process easier make sure your hook is pointed downward when trying to pull it through trust me it'll be much easier that way, all right when you have 75 chains, it'll, look something like this. So look at the chain from the front kind of looks like a braid right then flip it over and see all those little bumps on the back. Those little bumps are where we're going to work. Our stitches for the first row so find the second bump from the hook and place your hook in there, then yarn over and pull through the chain yarn over again and pull through both loops that are on your hook. That'S one single crochet made that's one of the most basic stitches in crochet and you'll use it a ton, as you continue with your crocheting journey. Now do it again for the next chain and keep going until you have one single crochet in every chain by the way, the best way to follow, along with my tutorials, is to have the pattern in front of you too. That'Ll show you even more information than you're picking up here in the tutorial. Like the specific amount of yarn, you need, plus it's a great way to start learning how to read a crochet pattern. So you can view the pattern for this project completely free on my website or, if you prefer, to have a copy in hand to print or safer later. You can pick up the pdf from my shop i'll have a link to both of those options. In the description below so you can do what works best for you when you have a single crochet in every chain. It'Ll, look something like this and you should count 74 stitches, total to start the next row make a chain and flip the work like you're. Turning the page of a book it'll be a little more difficult because we've got a really long piece of work here, but do your best to flip it like you're. Turning the page of a book and see this stitch here, make a single crochet. There then find the next stitch and single crochet there as well and keep going now. I want to be completely honest with you and say that you'll probably struggle a little bit with the edges of this blanket as a brand new crocheter. It'S not always easy to tell what stitch is your first stitch or what should be the first stitch, and what stitch is your last? That'S totally normal! If you experience that, don't let that get you down! Everyone struggles with it. Just remember that at the beginning of the row for this particular project, your first stitch is the one right next to the chain you made prior to turning now the last stitch of the row will probably look a little wonky. That'S totally fine completely normal. Just don't let that throw you off, so you miss the stitch, make sure you make a single crochet there as well then chain. One turn your work find that first stitch again and single crochet there and keep going just like the previous row from here. You'Ll continue making one single crochet in every stitch for a total of 13 rows in this first color color a you can count your rows pretty easily by finding that clear line created by this stitch pattern. You won't always see this for other stitches, but for this one we see it really well. There are two rows between these two lines. So when you count do so until you count six defined stripes for each of those colors and that's 12 rows, and then the additional row is the 13th, probably the best advice i never received as a new crocheter was to count my stitches every row, i'm sure Even if i did hear that advice on my first project, i probably wouldn't have listened, it seems like a lot of really boring work to count 75 stitches at the end of every row. I get it but hear me out ripping out several rows when you realize the edges are either getting bigger or getting smaller and they're uneven. Well, that's a bigger waste of time than counting your stitches at the end of every row. You won't have to do this forever, but for the first, several rows you'll want to count every stitch until you get the hang of where that first stitch and where the last stitch is, and once you get the hang of it just count. Every two or three or four rows, and eventually, as you, continue to crochet and you finish more projects, you won't really even need to count your stitches anymore. So if you're working with the same yarn as me, you'll run out of yarn before you finish the 13 rows. When this happens, it's pretty easy to add more yarn to a project insert your hook through the next stitch yarn over pull up a loop and leave it. There then grab your new yarn fold it over leaving another six inch or so tail place that on your hook and pull it through both loops. Now that finishes the stitch and it also adds the new yarn to the project. But before you keep going, you want to flip it over and tie the two ends together to secure the join now a little time saver is to work over these tails, so you don't have to weave them in later. Just make sure they're laying on top of the work when you make your next several single crochets and they'll catch in the stitches, then just trim the little bits and you're good to go. While we're finishing up the last few rows here in color a i want to mention a resource, i think you'll find really helpful since you're brand new to crochet my complete beginner's guide to crochet will give you a more comprehensive learning experience than what you're finding with This project tutorial in that guide, i'll, walk you through everything you need to know as a beginner and nothing you don't you'll, see, tips for choosing the right hook, the right yarn and a few other tools. You'Ll want to have on hand as you continue with your journey and you'll find several short and to the point tutorials for the techniques and stitches. You need to learn first, then, to wrap it up i'll recommend some more beginner friendly, full project tutorials. I already have available for you to dive in and practice what you've learned: oh and it's completely free just visit behooked.com how to crochet or click the link on your screen here or in the description box below to get started. Okay, when you have 13 rows completed in color, a your blanket will look something like this insert your hook through the last stitch and leave it just like before. When we added more yarn doing the same technique, then fold over color b place it on the hook and pull through. You can go ahead and cut color a now and then tie the two ends together to secure them then chain. One turn your work find the first stitch and single crochet there. Now this time we won't work over the tail since they're on the edge. You can technically like this, but it doesn't look quite as clean, so i'll show you how to weave those in later and that's as complicated as this pattern gets with the techniques you just learned continue working in color b. Until you have 13 rows, then switch back to color a work, 13 rows switch to color b, work 13 rows and maybe, while you're working on that, you can check the tutorials in that beginner crochet guide a so there's a total of nine stripes. In this blanket five of which are worked in color, a and four are worked in color b. I think you'll be surprised by how fast this blanket grows. It won't be long and you'll be able to stay warm under it while you work, that is, if your cute little cat will, let you flip it when you finish a row. Thank you, paisley and, although you may not be a fast crocheter now, don't let that keep you from finishing this project, even if it takes you months to make that's still a really great accomplishment. Speed will come with time and practice and honestly you'll get a lot of that with this blanket. If you can power through and finish it when you finish the last stripe in color, a the last thing you need to do is fasten off. You'Ll trim the yarn and pull that tail through the loop on your hook, then, with a yarn needle weave that tail in i like to go back and forth a couple times as much as i can with the tail length i have, and that really helps the End to stay put and not work itself back out later, then, don't forget to trim any bits from where you worked over the tails and all those stripe edge ends biggest tip here is to weave them in along the right, color and you'll do so. Just like you saw before that's all for now friend, i'm so glad you decided to give this project a try and let me be a part of your crochet journey. I love teaching others how to crochet, because i believe yarn can do more for you than just make a pretty thing. I know it certainly has for me i'd love, nothing more to keep inspiring you to make something that makes you happy. So if you liked this tutorial and you liked my teaching style hit the subscribe button, so i can see you back for the next. One also don't forget to check the description box for a link to the pattern for this project as well as that free beginner, crochet guide. I think it'll really help happy hooking and i'll see you in the next one. You
Comments
enilas7: Thank you for this. I love crocheting but I don't do it enough. Going to make this blanket. How many skeins would you suggest I buy ? Thanks love!
Pegasi Gaming: Hi, thank you for the tutorial! I'm looking to make this soon. :) How many "bunches" (sorry, don't know what they're called) of yarn did you use for this project in total??
Abel Colon: You made this seem so easy. I’m 100% a beginner…just finished a scarf and now I see my next project I want to go. Can’t wait to start it.
Symonne: I know you advised beginners not to attempt blankets first, but i did lol Your tutorial was super easy to follow along! 100% don’t regret it and looking forward to completing this project! Thank you!!!! Edit: so I’m a little under half way done. I could’ve finished sooner if I dedicated an hour or so each day but my life is a little hectic now with moving and being pregnant lol Definitely doable in a quicker amount of time!
Marie Vincent: How much yarn do we need for this project?
Simply Crochet: My grandmother taught me to crochet/sew during summer visits when I was 7 yrs old. I must have been a very patient little girl & her a patient teacher. she made beautiful blankets for the church. Those memories with her have stayed with me all my life.
Emily Wildman: First time crocheting and got to say that this tutorial is so easy to follow (even though I accidentally used too small of yarn and it became a blanket for my puppy ) will be using this tutorial again later
A Black: Thanks so much for this pattern! So easy and a beautiful outcome. I’ve now made this blanket twice (changing up the colors). I made one identical to the one you made and a second one white and gray. I’m making a couple more in different color variations. All have been gifts. Thank you!
McKensie Davis: I have been trying to crochet for SO long and never get past the first step, I found your tutorial and finally finished my first crochet project and it came out GREAT! Thank you so much
Cynthia Waldorf: I love the way you do your tutorials! I really appreciate that you take your time for us!I'm a newer crocheter but have done a couple of baby blankets and a baby dress I can't wait to make this afgan! Thank you so much!⚘
Mel Issa: I'm a beginner, this is my second project ever and the first one is a circular carpet that isnt done yet. I was able to finish my blanket in less than a week & even add my personal touch (not the same size & I used a different color for the outline only) following your technique. THANK YOU :D This one is for my niece (my sister will be giving birth in a couple months woohoo), but I'll definitely be doing a bigger one for myself. so soft and comfy!
Reinier2827: Your tutorial is amazing jested started crocheting two days ago and this was so helpful and easy thank you for the instructions
khim810: I wanted to make my first baby blanket for my coming baby. You're tutorial is helpful and easy to follow. Thank you
Sea1910: Amazing to follow and definitely very simple and easy to follow too. You did recommend beginners not to do a project like a blanket first but id only been crocheting a couple days before I attempted this and it still turned out amazing with minimal mistakes. Will definitely be following more of your guides to help me in the future.
Nadya Hutangalong: How many balls of yarn needed for this blanket?
Irene Pombo: I found this tutorial to be so helpful that I can’t wait to go to the yarn store for this this of yarn and crochet hook. Thank you so much!
Bára Gregorová: Love this! I was looking for a good tutorial for beginners and a nice and useful project and this is it! Can't wait til I'll start .
cermit: I just started working on a temp blanket and I was so confused on how to do different rows of colors. Thank you for making this so easy to understand!!!
Denis Essiambre: This is so cool. I made almost the same blanket this spring. I used Woolease Oatmeal and Charcoal in alternating rows. I used a 10mm hook and HDC in the back loop. I love it. Thank you.
smallfry613: This was so calming to watch. Can't wait to do this ❣️
Edd!e_Muns0n: Thank you so much! This is insane. I am doing my blanket and I have been. It looks so good!
pratz love: Great tutorial ❤️ my twins are due in Jan 2023 and I really wanna make something handmade for my babes. This tutorial was very helpful I will try making something basic first.
Jill B: Just finished this as my very first project! Very easy with this amazing tutorial. I finished it in about 2.5 weeks just sitting down and crocheting at various times throughout the day. Thank you so much!
Mylene Ferguson: I have watched so many videos on how to make a blanket and your video was so easy to follow along with. Ive finished one blanket and now making blankets for the family. This one mont beginner loves your videos!
Justine Phelps: Just finished this blanket as my very first crochet project! I guess I skipped the pot holder stage! I should have followed your advice to count every row of stitches though as it’s not perfectly even on the edge, but I’m still so proud . Can’t believe you did it in a weekend though. It took me a month of consistent work.
Patty Sapp: This is a lovely blanket and easy pattern….I’ve never crocheted before and I am really enjoying making this! You have such a soft soothing voice….you are easy to listen to….thank you for this pattern and video!
Natalia Juravliov: Thank you for your sharing project, for your explanation and video. It’s really work. I have finished one blanket ( only in one color), but for 3-4 days - it my first work in so big sizes. Thank you and Happy New Year
Gilda Santiago: Beautiful! I will try. Thank you❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ellani Walker: Great video. My favorite stitch too! I love the way the single crochet looks and does not have holes! I sent this video to a friend who is just starting to crochet. Is it OK to weave in the ends when you change colors? I have seen this done on other videos I have watched. Then you do not have to weave them in, although with this yarn it looks super easy. Have a great day! I signed up!
Helen Gass: Started this project today as i complete beginner and it's going really well so far! thanks for the tutorial :))
Zeysha Fuentes: Wish I saw this earlier! Your visuals made it easy to replicate and very clear directions. I immediately subscribed when the video was over!
Embee: Ive been working on a blanket since the start of january and im only half way. Im using normal knitting yarn so its taking forever and im struggling to keep my edges straight even though im counting. Your video make me realise what im doing wrong and im gonna try it again with bulky yarn and a thick needle and see if it help. Your video is great
Sarah van den Broek: I finished your blanket as my first crochet project ever!! I loved making it and it motivated me to make more. It was so easy to start with and I had a lot of fun. Thanks for the amazing tutorial!
Rulla Wellington: If you’re struggling with the stitch versus the chain on the side. You can always insert a stitch marker to help you keep track of which is the right one to end your row in
Annalisa James: Wow! What a great tutorial. I’m about to be laid out for 6 weeks after surgery and this seems like a great project to try out while I’m healing.
Anne Gallacher: Thank you so much for your excellent tutorial.
jacqui cleijne: Simple single crochet US or double crochet UK is great for pets beds. My senior loves hers. She doesn't get her claws stuck in it, as the stitches are tight. I used two 4 weighted strands together as I didn't have any chunky yarn. I used a 6 hook size. Thank you. Love it ❤
C•L•O•U•D•Y: I’m going to start doing crochet projects and this is such a good step by step for me to start
Alethea White: You tutorial was amazing you made it seem so easy I cannot wait to go pro to my yard and my crochet needle I sit home all the time after work to do I want to start crocheting I cannot wait and I’m gonna come back on and let you know about the finished product
Colleen Routh: I started to crochet about 18 months ago but became discouraged with it. I have been knitting for a few years but see so many pretty crochet projects that made me want to learn. I recently decided I want to make a Christmas afghan to have ready for next year, lol! In looking for a pattern tutorial I discovered your channel. I was SO impressed with the way you teach and explain everything. But the best part is how you so clearly show the stitches!!! Thank you!!! That's just what I needed to clear up some confusion. I got so excited and just had to start on the beginner crochet scarf. I am making several for friends as gifts for next Christmas. They are turning out great! I have been watching lots of your other tutorials and found your website and signed up for the newsletter today. Thanks for what you do. You do it well!
v w: this is the first thing i decided to try and crochet & you made it super easy to follow along. thank you!!
Hayden Beatty: this is my first project and i have rewatched this video 4 times now but i’m proud to say so i have what can only be described as a pretty neat scarf
jackie: I am trying this! But I think my yarn needs to be bigger lol but it's still going good thinking I can just give this blanket to my dog haha since she so little and this will be a small one.loved your video so easy to follow along with!
Renay: I'm new to this and it seems so complex but I want to learn so badly. Im a learner by hands on hands method you make it seem so easy although you're the one person that I believe I can follow. Wish me success as I try
Lizabeth Hedrick: Hello! I watched this video and I really loved it. It has inspired me to crochet a blanket for my mom. But I was wondering, how do you get your stitches to look tight with a big hook?
Potato Duck: I want to make a blanket for my dog. Thank you for posting this ❤
swingdancer49: Getting tension of chains make a big difference when you have to flip to back side for first row and pick up the "bumps"...two toughest things for me, but once into regular rows with the SC, it went much better :) So quick question, what would happen if you didn't go to the back side for your first row...just curious. Great tutorial. Susan in FL.
Collette Howard: I’m a newbie, never made anything but alway admired the craft, ready to start. Looking at your tutorials to learn about materials & easy project to start
Moonlight Gypsy: That was a great video. Will try this one for sure.
Erika Rhein Vlogs: Thank you soo much!!!!!!i just finished a mini blanket for my daughters doll's!!!!!!thank you soo much!!!you realy make things easier\(-ㅂ-)/ ♥ ♥ ♥
Vicky Wilson: I love this and can’t wait to make this blanket. But I’m wondering why you crocheted the first row the way you did. I’ve never seen anyone do it that way (in the back loop). No worries - loved it anyway! Thanks!
Kylie Teel: Thank you !!!! I love it
M: Thank you so much for this video!!
billy joel: im a begginer used to crotchet when i was kid and this will be my first project looks really easy and want to make a blanket for my daughter
Mary Anne Coloma: I just finished this blanket. I used total of 11 Skein. Size L47 x W43 within 12 days.
Jenny Allan: Looks amazing
SUE MILLER: Thank you so much! Love your instructions…! Has anyone used a different yarn? This one is really a yarn guzzler…thanks for any suggestions
Kanika Mukhija: How many skeins of both colors did u use?..this looks so simple and I really want to make one for my son this winter season..please let me know
B Curious: OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH I could not find a single video out there that explained it as well as you!
Marylin's Adventures: Thank you. I love it and purchased most of the stuff… but now I am not sure if I ordered enough of the yarn. I ordered 6 of each color, please help. First project ever
Jazmeen: Hi, How many yarn rolls did it take to make this blanket?
Evelyn McLemore: thank you this video was really helpful because i didn't know how to start a blanket :)
Gm fighter: Wow this is an amazing video. I'm going to start when my mail comes in.
Julia Schier: how much yarn did she actually take?
Kimberly Jaipersaud: The only video that helped me understand how to make my first row!
Heather Chenkus: I love using the wool ease yarn I use it for knitting hats and stuff
Patty Sapp: So I’ve never crocheted before…..but you make it so easy….and with that said, I have just finished 4 rows. Because I didn’t do what you told me to i.e. COUNT STITCHES….I just ripped it ALL out to start over and do correctly. U G…thanks so much for sharing your talent and knowledge!
Mom_of_1 B.: Brittany as always the tutorial is wonderful and so easy to follow. I love making blankets in the winter.. keep up the great job
Reesie’s the Puff ball: I have trouble flipping my work. Thank you for showing how to.
Charlettes web: I’m trying to learn how to make a temperature blanket and so this is helping a lot I am 100% a beginner
RITA McKenzie: I also Love the blue n white blanket will be starting it Soon, thanks much
Amirie: This is literally the only video that I watched that actually taught me what to do step by step
Violeta Quintanar: So glad to find this tutorial, you made is seem so easy.. how much yard did you use?
Adele Venter: Merci merci merci!! I am 11 and i am quite creative, i have only recently started crocheting in my holiday. I am making this blanket for my mother, i hope she likes it when Im done!! Love from Botswana❤❤❤
Chrissie B: I have tried to crochet but can’t catch on. This tutorial is PERFECT for a beginner. Thank you so much……
Kawaii Love: I love your tutorial so we'll explained. Can I just ask how many skeins of the wool ease I need to make it?
RK: I saw another beginner video that suggested putting stitch markers at the ends as you work. It seems like that might be easier than counting 74 stitches. Great tutorial though! I happened to pick up this exact yarn at the yarn store today, so it was the perfect tutorial to stumble upon!
Brandi’s Dream land: Sooo i wanted to make blanket for my boy friend for his birthday lol the book i could not understand but you def got me started thank you
Kyra K: Hello, I’m brand new to crocheting, and I’ve enjoyed starting on this project. However about 5 rows in my blanket looks like a rainbow and won’t straighten out. Does anyone have any tips to avoid this in the future? Im sad to be starting over but I want to get it right.
🎅🏽JustCaleb: TYSMM for this vid I just started crocheting like a week ago and this was my Second project and I love it so far
Ayleen Pereyra: Thanks for your quick reply. I am going thru your site to order the yarn so you can get credits. I love the way it looks and so simple to make.
Eboni Bui: Thanks for helping me crotchet for the first time on my blanket in 2 days
Chelle NailedIt: I can't wait to start a blanket❤❤❤
Lat Rh: I'm a beginning left-hand person who learned from youtube. I am proud of myself cant wait to finish.
gail Sams: It would be nice to know how many skeins are needed to do the project
Martin Kaljusaar: Beginner and finished it with 4 days! Love your videos! ❤️
Monica Rico: your voice is so calming and i love the encouragement. i think you’re going to be my mentor from here on out :)
Game wHoarder: I’m a 3 day old baby crocheter and this will be my second official project my first one is a scarf and it’s not done it’s just some random colors the goal was really to get used to the hand movement and the stitch I can’t wait to do this blanket I’m actually heading out to the store for these materials
Marie Wright: In the past I have loom crocheted and knit but had never regular crocheted. I have chemo side effects in my hands so I thought I'd give this a try since i can't do the other 2 right now. After re-watching the beginning over and over and having a couple break downs cause I couldn't get the first stiches I was able to adapt what you were teaching. This video is very helpful.
Maggy Alexia Estrada: Que bonita
sunxhalo: Thank you so much!! :)
Nat: I would absolutely love to make this, how many balls of yarn were used ? And how big was the bkanket
doodlebunnies: its so difficult to change rows for me. it's hard to figure out which loops to go through and how to not make mistakes, because mine ends up looking really weird.
Wacky Megg: I want to do a weather blanket. But i only know how to knit! This makes it look a lot easier to be able to do the blanket instead of buying a cabled knitting set
Chris Johnston: I DID IT!!! I MADE THE BLANKET!!! After watching many, many how-to videos on crochet and never understanding the techniques shown on these videos, I watched your video Brittany and finally understood how to do a single crochet and make the blanket. Thank you so much Brittany! Your video and instructions were clear, concise, and easy to understand. I love the blanket and use it every night. If anyone who is reading this is new to crochet, I encourage you to watch Brittany's video and make this blanket. Don't be afraid to make mistakes, (I made a couple of errors in counting) just work each row and very soon you will find that making this blanket is easy and fun. Thank you again Brittany. I really enjoyed making this blanket and look forward to making more of your projects.
Dyna N-Spired: Hi! Thank you for sharing! May I ask...? The pattern tells us to use approximately 1700 yards. Each skein is 87 yards at $5.83 (approx) each. That calculates at a total of 19 (approx)skeins, correct? That's a total of $110.77. Whoa, I need bigger pockets. It's an awesome investment for those who can afford this. I think you're an awesome teacher and thank-you again for sharing your hard work and time! ❤
Marsha Boon: Wow thank you I'm new and you're the best I have seen!
Patty Illinois: Hi, how many packs of yarn will I need for this blanket you're doing?
Patty Sapp: I am crocheting this blanket with same yarn ~ my question is, since I ran out of yarn at almost the 13th row, instead of adding just a little from new skein, why not just end at row before you need it?
Patricia Burt: Love this blanket