Row 3:
Make a space (two chains, twice).
Dc in the next 5 dc stitches, “block,” make a space (two chains, twice). Repeat from * to * 8 times.
Dc in the last 3 dc stitches.
Turn your work.
Row 4:
Make a space (two chains, twice), then “block.”
Dc in the next 5 dc stitches, make a space (two chains, twice), then “block.” Repeat from * to * 7 times.
Dc in the next 5 dc stitches, make a space (two chains, twice), then “block.”
Turn your work.
Row 5:
Dc in the next 2 dc stitches, “block,” make a space (two chains, twice).
Dc in the next 5 dc stitches, “block,” make a space (two chains, twice). Repeat from * to * 7 times.
Dc in the next 5 dc stitches, “block,” make a space.
Turn your work.
Row 6 (Pattern Reversed):
Make a space, “block,” dc in the next 5 dc stitches.
Make a space (two chains, twice), “block,” dc in the next 5 dc stitches. Repeat from * to * 7 times.
Make a space (two chains, twice), “block,” dc in the next 2 dc stitches, and 1 dc in the last stitch.
Turn your work.
Row 7:
Dc in the next 2 dc stitches, make a space (two chains, twice), then “block.”
Dc in the next 5 dc stitches, make a space (two chains, twice), then “block.” Repeat from * to * 7 times.
Dc in the next 5 dc stitches, make a space, and “block.”
Turn your work.
Row 8:
Dc in the next 2 dc stitches, make a space (two chains, twice), then Dc in the next 5 dc stitches, “block,” make a space (two chains, twice). Repeat from * to * 8 times.
Turn your work.
Row 9:
Make a space, “block,” then Dc in the next 5 dc stitches, make a space (two chains, twice), “block.” Repeat from * to * 8 times.
Dc in the next 3 dc stitches.
Turn your work.
Row 10:
Dc in the next 5 dc stitches, “block,” make a space (two chains, twice), then Dc in the next 5 dc stitches, “block,” make a space (two chains, twice). Repeat from * to * 7 times.
Dc in the next 9 dc stitches.
Turn your work.
Repeat Rows 1-10 for your basic pattern repeat. Afterward:
Change yarn and repeat Rows 1-10.
Change yarn and repeat Rows 1-10.
Change yarn and repeat Rows 1-10.
Fasten off and weave in all loose ends. For a polished finish, consider blocking your blanket.
Baby Blanket Diagram
Baby Blanket Diagram
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