Happy Monday! I have noticed that people are starting to look for ideas for Christmas gift patterns to start working on. The Create you own music blanket makes a great gift for the musicians in our lives. To make this blanket you will be making blocks with different music motifs and joining them together to create a blanket. Starting today once a week for the next 12 weeks I will be adding a new music motif block for you to make. The pattern is written for worsted weight yarn, using a 4mm hook. You can use any yarn you choose with any hook you would like. Just keep in mind that changing the hook and yarn will give you different measurements that what is writing in the pattern. Don’t forget to leave a comment and let me know what colors you have chosen for yours.
Create your Own Music Blanket
Pattern Design by Kris Hill
Materials needed:
4 mm crochet hook or any size hook you are comfortable working with.
Worsted weight yarn, I used Caron Simply soft.
Scissors
Yarn needle
This pattern is written in US terms
Stitches used:
CH = Chain
SC = Single Crochet
HDC = Half Double Crochet
Bobble = Half Double Crochet Bobble
Gauge Swatch: 2 inches across, 1 inch up and down.
Chain 9
Row 1. HDC in the second chain from hook and in each chain across. You will you have 8 stitches
Rows 2 and 3: Chain 1, turn, HDC in each stitch across. The chain 1 does not count as a stitch.
Special Stitch:
Half Double Crochet Bobble stitch: This stitch is worked from the wrong side. Yarn over, pick up a loop in stitch, draw through first 2 loops on hook, you will still have 2 loops on hook, yarn over, pull up loop, draw through first two loops on hook, you will have 3 loops left on hook, yarn over, pull up a loop, draw through first two loops on hook, you will have 4 loops on hook, yarn over, pull up a loop, draw through first two loops on hook, yarn over draw through all 5 loops on hook. Bobble stitch is now complete.
Pattern Notes:
- Each finished block is 10 x 12.5 inches.
- Each motif uses approximately 155 yards of worsted weight yarn. I used skeins of Caron Simply soft for the example blocks. The treble clef motif uses about 163 yards.
- This Pattern is made up of blocks with different music motifs, you can put them together any way you wish to make any size blanket. If you would like you could add plain blocks in between the motifs or make more than one of each motif. The picture in the example is just the 12 motifs.
- All twelve motifs together make a large baby blanket or an afghan. 24 motifs are large enough for a twin size bed.
- The SC edging is just a suggestion. Use any type of edging that you would like to add your own personal touch to this design.
- The chain 1 does not count as a stitch in this pattern
- For each Motif you start out with a chain 40, or you may also you a Foundation HDC with 39 HDC in the foundation chain.
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This weeks block is the 8th Notes Motif
Chain 40
Row 1: HDC in the second chain from hook and then in the next 38 Chains, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 2: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 3: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 4: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 5: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 6: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 7: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 8: (HDC) x 12, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, (HDC) x 9, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, (HDC) x 12, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 9: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 10: (HDC) x 10, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, (HDC) x 5, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 11: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 12: (HDC) x 10, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, (HDC) x 5, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 13: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 14: (HDC) x 12, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, (HDC) x 7, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 15: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 16: (HDC) x 16, Bobble, (HDC) x 11, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 17: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 18: (HDC) x 16, Bobble, (HDC) x 11, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 19: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 20: (HDC) x 16, Bobble, (HDC) x 11, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 21: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 22: (HDC) x 16, Bobble, (HDC) x 11, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 23: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 24: (HDC) x 16, Bobble, (HDC) x 11, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 25: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 26: (HDC) x 16, Bobble, (HDC) x 11, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 27: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 28: (HDC) x 16, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 29: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 30: (HDC) x 16, Bobble, (HDC) x 11, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 31: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 32: (HDC) x 16, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, HDC, Bobble, (HDC) x 10, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 33: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 34: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 35: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 36: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 37: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 38: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Row 39: (HDC) x 39, Chain 1, Turn (39 stitches)
Add your edging or wait until later, it is up to you.
Finish off
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