I really do love crocheting small blankets for babies. I just imagine their little fingers and toes snuggling in the yarn and through the holes. My heart always smiles when I think of them being nestled up inside if it.
Our family recently welcomed a new baby boy into our family tree. His mother asked for a chevron blankie that I immediately said “Yes!” to. Now you are talking fun and quick!:)

I love the textures of a chevron blanket. This one is especially texturized because I alternated a single crochet back stitch only with a double crochet through both loops. I like how it gives another subtle chevron to the blanket

I didn’t worry too much about exact spacing of color design. I did try for even too and bottom borders but the spaces between the stripes and borders were more about how much yarn I had and the size it was getting to be.

Don’t you think the back stitch only creates a lovely design? It just calls for you to pet it and feel it. I’m sure my grandson is going to enjoy rubbing it with his little fingers.

I didn’t use any fancy yarns because I am sure this blanket will be dragged on the ground and washed many times. I used a baby yarn I bought at good old Walmart.

This pattern is an old tried and true favorite. It consists of 4 sc in the back loops, 3sc in the next back loop for the mountain and then 4 more back loop sc the skip 2st. Repeat this all the way across to the end. At the end sc in 3st then sc 2stitches together church 1 turn then sc first two stitches together sc in back loops of next 3 st then start with mountain stitch and repeat all over again until desired length. Easy!!

The double crochet edge skipped a stitch at the end and at the beginning instead of combining them like the single crochet edges.
Those chevron edges are so trendy! I love looking at them:)

I bet you have made a chevron blanket before, but if you haven’t, I hope you will give it a try. I’m sure you will love it!
And I can’t leave without sharing a picture of the cutest little baby ever ❤️❤️❤️. He is already nestled up in his new blanket. It’s definitely a T-SWEET day for sure!


Please feel free to comment and follow along. I always welcome making a new friend as well as visiting with my dear long time friends:)

Great quote, adorable baby and wonderful baby blanket!
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Thank you Tierney!! It is easy to make a blanket look good when you have a cute model:) ❤️❤️
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Well, that is one happy baby and no wonder.
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Hi Tialys! I’m so glad you stopped by today:). He is the cutest little baby. He is just a bundle of squish!!😊❤️
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love the soft colours and texture . . . and awwwwww to the cutest grandson!
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Thank you Claire! Those colors made me smile too:). I hope you have a wonderful day!❤️❤️
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When I see crochet blanks this pretty, I wish I could crochet.
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Hi Patsy! Cricketers are always wanting to share their talent with those who appreciate it. If you have a friend who crochets, I bet they would be happy to whip up a treasure for you or better yet spend a few afternoons teaching you:). I’m so glad stopped by today. Have a great day!❤️
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Oh look at his sweet smile, he just loves his new blanket. Congratulations family and welcome baby! Love the green and white for this baby blanket. I love the chevron stitch. You’re inspiring me to get a crochet baby blanket in the works. I have been keeping busy with cross stitch and quilting 🙂
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Hi Sharon! Isn’t it funny how seeing someone else’s beautiful works does inspire or create a desire to start a project of our own?:). I’m sure your cross stitch and quilting will have me getting out the needle and thread ! lol:)❤️❤️
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What a cutie! And this blanket looks so squishy, I’m sure he will love it (both my little men are huge fans of their crochet blankets!) ❤️
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Hi Emma!! I am so glad to hear about your little ones:). Time just flies by! ❤️❤️
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It really does, Clark turned 3 last week already! Feels like he was born yesterday ❤️
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What a sweetheart!
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What a cutie, baby and blanket. I have made quite a few, but I can’t crochet any more because of carpel tunnel with the repetitive motions. I miss it.
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Hi Susan! I’m so sorry to hear about your carpal tunnel. I bet a bit of crochet would be very therapeutic right now. Well— I am sure you have many other healing interests as well. ❤️❤️❤️
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Yes, like sleep! LOL
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