Special Edition Island Time Baby Blanket Patterns

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It may just be the squishiest, softest baby blanket in existence… If you need a quick make-this one’s for you! I made this baby blanket in 2 days flat (ok, ok, no mortal can crochet as fast as that, if it’s not their full time job…but I promise it is a quickie)!! Had I planned on writing a pattern for it? No, absolutely not. But then I thought…why not, right!? The more, the merrier, right!?
Why did I choose this one?? Because a favourite of mine will always be the large sunburst granny square. It makes such an impact and truly is a delight to crochet. I keep coming back to it, over and over again, for good reason!!
For those of you who are hesitant to start a granny square project (for whatever the reason)—I wanted to create a blanket for you to ease into. It starts with an adorable motif, chunky (think: “quick!”), and less squares to make in the end. This blanket has a total of 16 centres all worked in a solid colour so you need not be afraid of all those colour changes. It’s fun, it’s bold, it’s soft & quick. What’s not to love?!

This pattern is worked up using the large sunburst granny square.

The pattern uses Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick Super Bulky Yarn (106yds/170g) and a 9.00mm hook.

Pattern includes all colours used and the yarn quantities as well as exact positioning. My gift to you is taking the work out of colourwork!

The final blanket size was: Approximately 44” x 44” inches blocked.

Patterns will include:

• yarn amounts/quantities.
• yarn colours/colour legends
• stitch glossary.
• printable pdf of blanket graphs.
• full colour chart of all squares and their positioning so you can make this EXACT colour copies!
• full written instruction for the granny square used (large sunburst granny square).
• written and video tutorial for border and tassels.
• video tutorials for the granny square as well as the continuous join as you go method.

Happy Crocheting Everyone!
L,
M