Bebe Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

The Bebe Baby Blanket is a crochet blanket that has a chevron design and also an ombre color palette. It’s the perfect size for a baby blanket but you can adjust it to be any size! This crochet blanket uses basic crochet stitches so it’s easy to make! This project works up fasting, making it perfect as a last minute baby shower gift!

Need a last minute baby shower gift? The Bebe Baby Blanket is a super quick and super easy project that takes less than 4 hours to make! It’s the perfect size for a newborn baby but you can adjust the pattern to be any size you’d like! The pattern shows how to change colors for a quad colored blanket, but feel free to use as many or few colors as you’d like!

I hope you enjoy making this pattern and also love your new, Bebe Baby Blanket! Continue reading below to hear my inspiration for this pattern and to learn more about the yarn I used, then scroll down for the written pattern!

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If you’d like more crochet blanket patterns, then check out my Bonfire Blanket and Picot Blanket patterns!

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Inspiration

To be honest, I’ve never been that interested in crocheting blankets. I have a hard time working on large projects because my attention span is not that long and I get bored of working on the same thing for an extended period of time. But when I heard my cousin was expecting a baby girl, I thought a handmade baby blanket would be such a sweet gift for her. While searching through Pinterest for a quick and easy blanket idea, I couldn’t find anything I loved. I wanted something simple, but not too boring or basic, and something that could work up really quick. Lastly, I wanted to be able to use only the yarn in my stash, as I’ve been trying to work through it all for the last year.

I wanted to use a chevron design because it adds interest to the blanket without being too difficult to create. It also uses double crochet stitches so it works up fast! And when I say it works up fast, I mean it took me LESS THAN 4 HOURS TO MAKE! Now, the speed at which you can finish greatly depends on how fast or slow you are at crocheting, but I consider myself to crochet on the slower side and I took many breaks while working on this blanket and it still took me just under 4 hours from start to finish. So whether you’re looking to make a last minute baby shower gift or just love the design of this simple, yet beautiful baby blanket, I hope you enjoy this pattern!

Yarn

I had this Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek yarn in my stash, that I had only used a little bit of for a previous project. I thought these pink tones would be perfect for a baby girl blanket! With only having less than one skein of each, my design options were limited so I added in the ivory to make up for the lack of yardage but it also added a nice contrast and brightness to all the pink. I have previously designed a chevron blanket (American Flag Blanket) and loved how easy it was to make, but it wasn’t boring to look at, even though it’s only double crochet stitches.

I really love Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek yarn, especially for baby blankets. It’s super soft, durable, and comes in so many beautiful colors! Although I used 4 colors, you can use as many or few colors as you’d like! Feel free to make your Bebe Baby Blanket one solid color, striped, or ombre like mine! The possibilities are endless and can be made to fit any home decor or nursery style!

The color combination possibilities are endless, but if you need some inspiration or ideas, I’ve made this Pinterest board to help you out! Below are also some other Bebe Baby Blankets I have made for baby shower gifts. The blanket on the left used Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek in the colors Light Grey, Tobacco, Ivory, and Dark Heather Grey. The blanket on the right used Lion Brand Yarn Basic Stitch in the colors Taupe Heather, Frost, White, and Mustard.

Size

The finished size of the Bebe Baby Blanket is about 30″ x 30″, but you can easily adjust it to be bigger or smaller! Although it’s called baby blanket, you can make it to be for anyone and any size! To adjust the width of the blanket you will need to chain a multiple of 31 + 4. To adjust the length of the blanket you will just repeat Row 2 until you reach your desired size.

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Not ready to make just yet?! PIN this pattern for later!

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Follow along with the video tutorial on YouTube!

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Size

30″ x 30″

Difficulty

Beginner

Gauge

13 STs x 6 Rows = 4” x 4”
Adjust hook size up or down or adjust tension to meet gauge.

Notes

• The number in parenthesis at the end of each row represents the total number of stitches to be worked in that row.
• The chain 2 at the beginning of each row does not count as a stitch.
• Repeat stitches between the ** until the end of the round or until otherwise stated.
• To adjust the width, chain a multiple of 31 + 4

Changing Color

On the final pull through of the last stitch of the current color, drop current color and pull through with the new color. Tie the tail ends together, weave in now or at the end, and continue with the pattern.

Supplies

• Medium (4) Weight Yarn (approx. 14 oz / 652 yards total)
• I used Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek
  • Color A – Ivory – 3.5 oz / 163 yards
  • Color B – Blush – 3.5 oz / 163 yards
  • Color C – Mauve – 3.5 oz / 163 yards
  • Color D – Burgundy – 3.5 oz / 163 yards
• 6.00mm (J) Hook
• Yarn Needle
• Scissors
• Tape Measure

Abbreviations (US Terms)

ST(s) – Stitch(es)
SL ST – Slip Stitch
CH – Chain
SK – Skip
DC – Double Crochet
DC2TOG – Double Crochet Two Together

Bebe Baby Blanket Pattern

Starting with Color A (Ivory)

CH 97

Row 1: DC2TOG starting in the 3rd CH from hook, DC x 14, 3DC, *DC x 14, SK 2, DC x 14, 3DC* Repeat ** until 16 STs remain. DC x 14, DC2TOG (95)

Row 2: CH 2 & turn. DC2TOG, DC x 14, 3DC, *DC x 14, SK 2, DC x 14, 3DC* Repeat ** until 16 STs remain. DC x 14, DC2TOG (95)

Rows 3-11: Repeat Row 2

Change to Color B (Blush)

Rows 12-22: Repeat Row 2

Change to Color C (Mauve)

Rows 23-33: Repeat Row 2

Change to Color D (Burgundy)

Rows 34-44: Repeat Row 2

Tie off yarn and weave in all ends.

And you’re all done!

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Thank you so much for following along! I hope you enjoyed this pattern for the Bebe Baby Blanket! Try out my Easy Breezy Ribbed Beanie pattern to make this as a beautiful, baby gift set! I know this combo will be my new, go-to baby shower gift!

Don’t forget to tag @theturtletrunk on Instagram and Facebook so I can see you’re finished creations!

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