Essentials Baby Blanket | How to Crochet a Fast and Easy Blanket | Beginner Friendly

SUPER EASY Baby Blanket you will absolutely love! A solid pattern to cuddle baby with a cushy texture that is comfy to fall asleep with. The Colors in the skein of yarn used are all soft providing a calming vibe as baby slumbers. Make this blanket your own by changing the color or size. I have provided a blanket size chart below for you to make any size desired.

Level ► Beginner Friendly
Terminology ► US Terminology
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In my Tutorial I make a bigger blanket (Crib Blanket 40'' x 60'') and a smaller yarn. The yarn I am using is a size 3 weight. The crochet hook I am using is a size H/8-5.00mm (recommended yarn size).

Start: Chain 140
Total of 216 rows

Blanket Size Chart:
Helpful Charts:

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⏱ Video Time Stamps:
Materials: 3:04
How to start the blanket: 5:26
Row 2: 8:45
Invisible Knot: 13:53
Last Row: 18:31
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🧶 Materials:
• Lion Brand Mandala Sparkle Yarn in color Orion = 8 skeins or 2,624 yards/ 2,400meters
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[crochetwithtiffany]

Hi Everyone! Thank you so much for watching my Baby Blanket Tutorial! I want to make one correction. I can't believe I missed this! Crazy! Your foundation row is in multiples of 2 but I mention my foundation row for the crib blanket is 141. Just start with 140. Thank you so much for keeping me on my toes guys! I appreciate you 💗

[naveenadavid]

To anyone who is trying out crochet for first time, i recommend this video.. i saw many, got confused, almost gave up. But this video gave me the confidence to try. The thread used is light and hence i could see the holes, loops and how the needle goes in. Very clear. Thank you.

[kellyantinucci]

We have a group of crocheters that I just shared this video with because it works up so easily and we have 80-90 blanket/hat sets per month to make for a local NICU. Thank you!

[deirdrehickey]

Hi Tiffney, your instructions are wonderful. The best I have ever watched. Well done and keep up your amazing tutorials. It allows us unsure crocheters to learn new patterns. To those people who think your introduction is too long 😡😡😡you. Don’t have to watch it. Just move along to where Tiffney starts. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

My mom crocheted beautiful things. I’ve tinkered but never seriously crocheted. I understand the videos much better than reading a pattern. I’ve ordered this exact yarn and can’t wait to put my mom’s crochet hooks to work. Thank you for the tutorial!

[gailwarrenburg]

I just finished working this pattern for an adult size blanket. I chained the 140, it's 82 inches long ( give or take an inch. I used the big cakes in toffee brickle. It's a great Fall color way. This pattern is so easy and works up more quickly than anything I've ever done. It's a pleasure to work and the finished product is beautiful. Thank you Tiffany for sharing this amazing pattern.

[sandygrogg]

I am not a beginner, but I like simple patterns...partly because I have serious vision issues, and partly because...well...I am lazy! I like to just sit down and crochet, without a lot of thinking.. Baby blankets, for the NICU, Project Linus, or Pregnancy Centers....lapghan for nursing homes...simple shawls for the elderly... all easy, fun things to cricket.., or knit.

Thanks for doing this video...💜

[christyhigdon]

I have watched and searched many videos of how to crochet blankets and beanies and stuff like that I'm a beginner and all the ones that I've watched I've had to literally put them in slow motion just to watch them to catch on to what I need to do and they don't really go into details and tell me exactly what I need to do you I think so far the only video that I found that does that tells me exactly what I need to do and I don't have to put you in slow motion to do it like I can actually just play the video and watch you and listen to you and it's great like you you don't go fast you actually explain it you're going slow about explaining it and showing it and I like that and thank you so much. ❤️

[anitalarson]

I’m an absolute beginner. I crocheted 2 of these blankets just from watching this video. I did start over on my first try because my edges weren’t even. After that though, it was a breeze. I love watching Tiffany. To me she is very easy to understand. I bought this exact yarn and blankets turned out beautiful. Thank you.

[sandyferguson]

I love how you add the written words to your video, makes it easier to understand, and write down. Thank you for your videos.

[amypalmer]

This was my first piece I managed to 'successfully' make and finish. I made it for my baby girl before she was born back in August. Since then, I've followed a few of your other videos, and am really enjoying learning different techniques.
I've tried following quite a lot of other YouTuber's to teach myself to crochet for over a year now, but you're the only one I can genuinely understand and follow. Thank you so much 😊

[jackieolson]

Sure miss this wonderful talented lady. God Bless the family at this difficult time.

[karenl.]

I just finished a baby blanket using this pattern. It came out absolutely beautiful! What I love about it is that it looks just as beautiful in one color as it does with multiple colors. Not all pattern are like that. I've seen other similar patterns on YouTube that are not as pretty if you only use one color. Another great thing about this pattern is that your edges are so straight. There's nothing worse than a wonky edge with holes and sags. Thanks, Tiffany. You are awesome!

[michellesanchez]

I just finished a Queen Size Blanket ( not intentionally ) doing a 1 row repeat and i was so over it by the end!!! I only knew it was queeen size after i watched this tutorial 🤦🏼‍♀️✔😜 Now I'm back watching again because it's time to make a baby blanket as we wait for her birth in August 2021 . Thank You for all of tutorials and your tips Tiffany

[aaliyahkayli]

Just made this blanket for my son and its beautiful 🥹 took about 12 hours to complete. I finished it in 6 days. So very proud of myself. This is my first ever baby blanket:)

[gailwarrenburg]

I absolutely love this pattern I've made all sizes. From a baby blanket to an adult size blanket. It works up easily and it's beautiful now if my arthritis will let me. I'm about to make a crib size blanket for my pastor's grandson. I haven't crocheted since September due to the pain and lack of mobility. My orthopedic surgeon told me last week to start crocheting again. So we'll see.

[marianasalamanca]

finally finished! took me about 21 days and I was doing about 3 hours a day more or less... super proud of myself! loved the pattern! wish i was faster, but still worth it!! :D

[gailwarrenburg]

I found this pattern yesterday. Thank you so very much for sharing this pattern. I'm making this for my Pastor's granddaughter. She is around 3 years old and is battling cancer for the second time. She is at St Judes, I believe in Tennessee. Her name is Westlynn Rose, as y'all are crocheting your projects could you please pray for this little sweetheart. She has the heart of a warrior. Thank you in advance. God bless you all.

[sewlady]

You are a fantastic teacher of crochet. I've been crocheting for many years (50+) and started off by reading one of those teach yourself to crochet books. It was a great book, but only for the basics. My other taught me to read the crochet patterns, but I was still limited. You have led me into another realm of crocheting. I have 2 baby blankets to crochet in the near future and this is definitely the pattern that I will be using - it is so simple and really nice looking and with your instructions and good camera shots I am doing it right along with you and loving every minute. Thank you so much. Good Job! Keep them coming!

[remcat]

Thanks so much for taking it slow and showing all the steps! I wish I'd had this online instruction when I was first learning to crochet - but the internet and Youtube was a long way into the future back in those days. I'm going to have my 17 yr. old watch and hopefully get "hooked"!
A baby is coming in the extended family and this will be perfect! Again, many thanks!