Crochet Gingham Stitch Blanket | BEGINNER | The Crochet Crowd

The Crochet Gingham Blanket is the identical pattern of the Buffalo Plaid Afghan but has different colours. Styled for more neutral decor with the colours of Vintage White and Dark Grey Bernat Blanket Yarn.

The technique is so simple that it’s not even funny. Watch the tutorial below to show you how to do this. You will be really surprised at how easy it is to do.

This video is closed-captioned for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. The captioning is also available in multiple languages such as Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. The written pattern is only available in English. . *** .
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[TheCrochetCrowd]

To change the size of this blanket, the stitch multiple is 12 chs + 9.

[vickie]

Thank you for this pattern, seems easy and quick. Will be making this for a new father to be, loves hand made blankets, to cuddle with his first baby boy. So excited to start on this blanket.

[gloriagilpatrick]

Thank you for sharing. I finally made this blanket with bernat yarn and used fuchsia and vintage white yarn. Loved the blanket. I really enjoy how you explain the patterns and make it so easy for us to follow. THANK YOU!!🤗🤗🤗

[TammyeHoney]

I am loving this pattern so much and I am doing it with the blanket yarn and then have started another with the Hometown USA yarn as well and they both are looking really great....

[barbarajohnson]

Thank You... i was hoping that Mikey would do a video for the Gingham and I realize now that it is the Buffalo.. Great job with this demonstration:)) GB

[amyabsalom]

This is definitely a project I want to try. You are such a good teacher. I learn easier by seeing it done verse reading it. You have helped me numerous times. Thank you so much for doing these videos.

[NaturalKB]

Thank you for this. I have had a gingham pattern that I wanted to try but it was so confusing! You have made it sooo...easy!! Thank you!!!

[sarahosmari]

WHAT a beautiful pattern thank you so much for showing me how to do this pattern I love it and this pattern is great for my godson's baby brother for Christmas. Just brilliant

[ginaanderson]

Wow! That is clever. Hopefully I will be successful when I give it a shot.

[vexi]

i love this i cant wait to get yarn to make a few of them i am irish so this is so cool for me thank you so much

[mystimeehan]

If you want to make the blanket wider? I’m trying to figure out the multiples for the sections. Thank you

[robinlemon]

I am doing this blanket now, doing the overlay. I love this blanket, thank you. But I dont like the way my ends are looking after sewing the ends in. Can u do sc along the top and bottom to even it out? Help. Thanks for all the wonderful tutorials.

[carolynyoung]

Hi Mike I have a question for you I am crocheting a V stitch Afghan I would like to put a lines of rainbow yarn going through would I have to do like these overlays or can I just chain through it because I’m over half way please help

[dorigreen]

loooks great i would love to make but i want use what i have in stash first could work in any other yarn

[tracieholladay]

Hmmm. Someone in my life is a Florida Gators fan. This could very well make a nice Christmas gift for him - a gingham blue/orange stadium blanket. I'm assuming this split stitch works with any weight of yarn, worsted and chunky and everything in between?

[storybookstitchery]

Hi Mikey. Thanks for this tutorial and pattern. I had not seen this before. My husband is tired of my girly afghans and wants a man afghan. This will fit the bit perfectly. Would you mind sharing where you got that crochet hook? I will be needing to pick one up for this. Thank you so much for all your tutorials!

[lemmelone]

That looks like it's going to take a tremendous amount of yarn.

[candimiller]

I was wondering being you had orange on bottem and top couldn't you just slip stitch to the next row when your making the lines? Less to weave in at the end.

[kristihowell]

If i used redheart yarn would it still have the same effect?

[libertyyounger]

Can this be done with regular 4 weight yarn?