This pattern is available for FREE on my website HERE.

Join in on the fun of making your own temperature blanket! The single crochet temperature baby blanket pattern is a smaller scale project, great for making a historical blanket or working up day-by-day in real time.

I worked up a historical blanket for the year my oldest was born! She’s 5 now and it’s a lovely lap blanket for her. And, one that I hope she will pass down if she has a daughter one day.

A very common experience is making a temperature blanket that turns out way too big! I think temperature blankets are a wonderful way to commemorate baby’s first year, so I have been on a mission to create temperature blanket patterns that are baby-blanket sized!

This pattern is super beginner-friendly, uses worsted weight yarn (a widely available yarn weight in a bazillion colors), and is less overwhelming than a typical temperature blanket where you might be crocheting 200+ stitches a day.

I hope you enjoy this pattern!

Abbreviations (US)

ch(s): chain(s)
sc(s): single crochet(s)
rep: repeat
rnd(s): round(s)
st(s): stitch(es)
sl st(s): slip stitch(es)

Materials

I Love This Yarn! Weight 4 Medium (100% Acrylic, 355 yds/325 m, 7 oz/198 g)
-Aubergine (90 degrees)
Print I Love This Yarn! Weight 4 Medium (100% Acrylic, 252 yds/230 m, 5 oz/142 g):
-Scarlet Rose (30-39 degrees)
-Argentine (40-49 degrees)
-Prima Ballerina (60-69 degrees)
-Fuzzy Slippers (80-89 degrees)
=2,428 yds/2,220 m, 48 oz/1,360 g total, with tons of yarn left in certain colors!
H/8 5mm crochet hook
Stitch markers
Scissors
Tapestry needle

Check out my complete collection of temperature baby blanket patterns!