Crochet baby blanket patterns

Crochet Pattern: Signature Of Trees Blanket

04/09/2025 by Dada Filed Under: Crochet baby blanket patterns Leave a Comment

I wrote my last blog post more than four years ago. I don’t really know why I stopped blogging. I probably thought that no one reads blog posts anymore, and with all those things I had to do to keep my business alive I didn’t think that writing a blog post is very beneficial. I didn’t want to waste my precious time, and to be honest writing is not what I like doing. I prefer crocheting and designing. Work with yarn. So, I just stopped.

But now, when I see that so many of my work is not presented here, I feel the urge to do something about it. So, I decided to write a short blog post about all the patterns I’ve published so far. I need to write 28 posts, so it’s the best to start immediately.

Signature of trees blanket is a beautiful and modern bobble stitch crochet blanket. It’s easy to make, especially if you’ve already mastered the basic crochet stitches. It can be made with any yarn. I used my trusty Alize angora gold yarn. If you can’t find that yarn or you’d like to substitute it with another yarn, I would recommend Drops alpaca or Drops Flora yarn. They’re similar weight and beautiful yarn. Plus, quite affordable.

The blanket is approximately 70 cm wide and 100 cm long, but it can be made in any size. Following the instruction giving in the pattern on how to make the pattern in any size it is easy to adjust the size of the blanket it to your own needs. You can make a small newborn baby blanket, or a queen bed spread, whatever you like.

The pattern is very detailed and it has:

– a written pattern,
– a stitch guide,
– a step-by-step picture tutorial of the first 14 rows,
– a step-by-step photo tutorial on how to make FPtr and bobble stitch,
– crochet charts,
– several schematics,
– a step-by-step photo tutorial on how to make tassels,
– information on material needed,
– and information on how to make the blanket in any size.

I’m eager to see your versions of the Signature of trees blanket! So, please, tag me and use the hash tag #SIGNATUREOFTREESBLANKET when you post the pictures of your blanket on social media. I will share the best pictures in my Instagram and Facebook stories.

Signature of trees blanket pattern is now available in all my shops. You can but it in Dada’s place shop, HERE.
You can also purchase it in my Ravelry shop, HERE, and my Etsy shop, HERE.

Free Crochet Pattern: How to be a wildflower blanket (part 3)

21/09/2019 by Dada Filed Under: Crochet baby blanket patterns, Crochet blankets, Free crochet patterns 1 Comment

How to be a wildflower blanket free crochet tutorial

And here it is, the final part of the How to be a Wildflower blanket tutorial. Hope you’ve already tried to make some squares and joined them together.

You can find the tutorial for the square here. When you learn how to make a square, click here to see how to join them together.

And now, we’re going to learn how to make this simple border.

Free Crochet border tutorial by dadas place

1. Start the border at the last ch-6 space before the left corner of the blanket. Make standing sc.

2. Make ch-5, sc into the next ch-4 space, ch-5, skip the next 3 tr, sc in the next tr, ch-7, sc in the next tr, ch-5, sc in the next ch-4 space;

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3. *[ch-5, sc in the next chain-6 space] 3 times, ch-5, sc in the next ch-4 space, ch5, skip the next 3 tr, sc in the next tr, ch-5, sc in the next tr, ch-5, skip the next 3 tr, sc in the next ch-4 space; Repeat from * around the blanket. In corners repeat the procedure from picture 2.

Free crochet border tutorial by dadas place 3

4. When you reach the beginning of the row, join with slip stitch to standing sc.

5. Make 7 sc in the next 2 ch-5 spaces, 9 sc in the next ch-7 space (the corner), 7 sc in the next 2 ch-5 spaces;

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6. Continue making 7 sc in each ch-5 space and 9 sc in corners, until you reach the beginning of the row.

7. Join with slip stitch to the next sc, and make slip st in the next 3 sc.

Free crochet border tutorial by dadas place 5

8. Make ch-5, skip the next 6 sc, sl st in the next sc, ch-6, skip the next 6 sc, sl st in the next sc,ch-6, skip the next sc, sl st in the next sc, ch-6, skip the next 6 sc, sl st in the next sc;

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9. * ch-5, skip the next 6 sc, sl st in the next sc;

10. Repeat from * around the blanket; In corners repeat the steps from picture 8;

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11. When you reach the beginning of the row, make ch-3, dc in the fourth sl st (look at the previous picture);

12. Begin the next row by making 3 sc over the post of dc we’ve just made;

13. Make 7 sc in the next ch-5 space;

14. Make 8 sc in the next 3 ch-6 spaces;

Free crochet blanket tutorial by dadas place

15. Continue making 7 sc in each ch-5 space and 8 sc in ch-6 spaces of the corners,

16. until you reach the beginning of the row.

Free crochet blanket pattern and step by step tutorial by dadas place

17. Make 4 sc in the next ch-3 space.

18. make ch-6, skip the next 6 sc, sl st in the next sc;

Free crochet baby blanket step by step tutorial by dadas place

19. ch-6, skip the next 6 sc, sl st in the next sc, ch-6, skip the next 6 sc, sl st in the next sc, ch-6, skip the next 2 sc, sl st in the next sc, ch-6, skip the next 6 sc, sl st in the next sc;

20. *ch-6, skip the next 6 sc, sl st in the next sc; Repeat from * around the blanket. In corners repeat the steps from the previous picture;

Free crochet blanket pattern and step by step tutorial

21. until you reach the beginning of the row;

22. make ch-3, skip the next 6 sc, make tr in the next sc;

23. work 4 sc over the post of tr you’ve just made;

Free How to be a wildflower blanket pattern

24. make 4 sc in the next ch-6 space. Now, we’re going to make a picot stitch, so make ch-3. The needle indicates where you should make sl st, it’s the fourth stitch from the hook.

25. Insert the hook through both loops of that stitch, yo and draw the yarn through the stitch and through the loop on your hook.

How to be a wildflower blanket free crochet pattern

26. Make 4 sc in the same space;

27. * make [4 sc, picot, 4 sc] in the next ch-6 space; repeat from * around the blanket,

How to be a wildflower crochet blanket free pattern

28. and in corners,

29. until you reach the beginning of the row.

Free crochet tutorial by Dadas place How to be a wildflower blanket

30. Make 4 sc in the last chain space, then picot stitch.

31. Now, we’re going to make an invisible join, so cut the yarn and pull it through the stitch. Thread the tapestry needle. Skip the first sc, and insert your needle through both loops of the next sc, from back to front and pull it through.

32. Insert your needle back through the last stitch you made, through back loop only and pull it through.

33. Wave in the yarn end.

Hope you’ll like the tutorial. If you make your own How to be a wildflower blanket please share it on Facebook or Instagram using #howtobeawildflowerblanket hashtag.

How to be a wildflower blanket free crochet pattern by dadas place

I would really, really, really appreciate it if you also added your finished blanket into your Ravelry projects. I will chose the best photos and post it among the other pictures on the pattern page, so everybody will be able to see it.

This pattern is written & designed by me, Dragana Savkov Bajic. Please do not claim the pattern as your own, do not share, translate, or publish this pattern or parts of this pattern anywhere without my permission. You can sell the finished product for this pattern. Please give credit to me as a designer for the pattern and if you sell them online, please provide a link to my website.

The first part of the tutorial: How to make the square is available here.

The second part of the tutorial: How to join the squares is available here.

Free crochet blanket patterns by dadas place

Click here to check out my other free crochet patterns and step-by-step tutorials.

Fenya Blanket pattern

13/12/2018 by Dada Filed Under: Crochet baby blanket patterns, Crochet blankets 33 Comments

Do you remember my Vintage style blanket? I noticed that it’s very popular on Pinterest, and the blog post about it with a free pattern is one of the most visited posts on my site. I don’t know how many of you tried the pattern, but I received several emails from inexperienced crocheters who asked me to make a step-by-step tutorial. Since I really love that pattern and think that every beginner could make it with a detailed pattern, I decided to make a step-by-step picture tutorial. I made some minor changes to the pattern during the process, added one round, so it is not exactly the same pattern as my Vintage style crochet blanket.

I named it Fenya blanket. Fenya was my first dog. My first big victory. My sister and I have always loved animals, and since we were little we wanted to have a dog. Our working parents didn’t want any additional obligations, like walking a dog when their daughters get bored with an active puppy full of energy. They always categorically rejected us when we asked to get a dog. But we were persistent. We went to dog shows, read dog magazines, and we asked and begged. Again and again. My older cousin told me once that when you want something so badly you have to think, pray and to draw it. So I thought about my future dog, and I drew it. And one day our parents relented: “Yes, you can have a dog” Just like that! I was 16 at the time, and I couldn’t believe that after so many years of asking and begging our prayers were answered! So, we bought an Airedale terrier. Our first dog. Her name was Fenya.

She was my first big victory. Something I had to fight for. For years. And let me tel you, our parents didn’t have to walk or feed her, or to do anything for her. Never. We didn’t get bored with her.

Fenya blanket measures approximately 105 cm x 105 cm (41” x 41”) and it consists of 16 squares. You can make the blanket bigger simply by adding more squares. The squares are quite big, 22 x 22 cm (8,7” x 8,7”). The whole blanket weighs 940g.

I made it with 100% cotton yarn “Cotton Classic” by St. George – 120m/50g but you can use whatever yarn you like. I chose this yarn primarily because of that pale powder pink color which I seriously adore.

I used Alize “Cotton gold” yarn for my previous blanket. It is a mix of cotton and acrylic, very soft and fluffy. And it looks great in this blanket.

I made a pdf pattern and step-by-step tutorial with more than 90 photographs. The pattern includes detailed explanation on how to make the squares, join the squares and make a border. I also made a crochet chart for the square.

The printable pdf pattern is now available for only $3.97 in Dada’s place shop (payment options: PayPal and credit cards). You can also buy it in my Ravelry shop and my Etsy shop (payment option: PayPal).

I would really, really like to see your finished blankets, to see your own versions, so if you post it anywhere on the Internet please tag me and use hash tag #fenyablanket

Update: Fenya blanket pattern is now available in German.

Click here to get Fenya blanket pattern for only $3.97!