Beautiful Crochet Stitch for Baby Blanket, the easiest and fastest Crochet Pattern for beginners

 


This pattern creates a soft and fluffy wave-shell texture, perfect for baby blankets, scarves, shawls, and cardigans. It works up very quickly and is beginner-friendly.

🧶 Materials

  • Soft yarn (Baby yarn recommended – size 3 or 4)

  • Crochet Hook: 3.0 mm – 5.0 mm (use what matches your yarn)

  • Scissors & yarn needle

🪡 Stitch Terms (US Crochet)

Abbrev                                      Meaning           
ch                                                   chain
scsingle crochet
dcdouble crochet
skskip
ststitch


✅ Foundation Multiple

Chain in multiples of 6 + 1

Examples:

ProjectSuggested Starting Chains
Baby Blanket121 chains (120 + 1)
Shawl / Scarf61–81 chains

🌸 Step-by-Step Instructions

Foundation Row

  1. Make multiples of 6 + 1 chains.

  2. Insert hook into 2nd chain from hook and sc.

  3. sc in every chain across.
    Turn.

This creates a strong base edge.

Row 1 — Shell Row

  1. ch 3 (counts as dc), turn.

  2. sk next 2 sts.

  3. In the next stitch, work 5 dc into same stitch (this is a shell).

  4. sk next 2 sts.

  5. sc in next stitch.

  6. sk next 2 sts, 5 dc in next st (shell again).

  7. Repeat steps 4–6 across the row.

End the row with:

sk 2 sts, dc in last stitch.

Row 2 — Reinforce & Lift

  1. ch 3, turn.

  2. dc in same stitch.

  3. sc into the center stitch of the shell below (the 3rd dc of the 5-dc shell).

  4. In the sc between shells, work: 5 dc.

  5. sc in center of next shell.

  6. Repeat across until end.

  7. End with 2 dc in the last stitch.

Turn.

🔁 Pattern Repeat

From now on, just repeat Row 2 continuously:

Row 2: 2 dc, sc into center of shell, 5 dc in next sc, repeat.

That’s it — the blanket grows beautifully and evenly ✨


🌼 Visual Pattern Logic

The 5-dc shell always goes into the sc of the previous row.
And the sc always goes into the center of the shell.

So the shells stack neatly and create pretty waves.

🎀 Baby Blanket Size Guide

Age / Size                Width         Length     
Newborn                                        75 cm 90 cm
Toddler                                       85 cm                                       100–110 cm
Stroller Blanket                                       70 cm 85 cm

Just keep repeating until length you like.

💗 Tips

Style            Do This        
Softer & drapey                       Use larger hook
Thicker & cozy                       Use chenille/baby velvet yarn
Defined stitches                       Use cotton yarn

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