Crochet Radiating Star Blanket | EASY | The Crochet Crowd

Crochet this Radiating Blanket design using Bernat Super Value Stripes yarn. This is a 7 point star blanket. Meaning, it has 7 sides. In the points, there is a popcorn stitch to make the points be more noticeable through the textured stitching.
Once you complete to round 5, the growth of each additional round is easy to maintain as the stitches gain by 1 st per side of a point. That is shown in the tutorial as well.
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This video is closed-captioned for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. The captioning is also available in multiple languages such as Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. The written pattern is only available in English. . *** .
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[@TheCrochetCrowd]

For the free pattern, you can get it at thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-radiating-star-blanket-tutorial/

[@Slivings911]

The Crochet Crowd Thank you. 🙂

[@kristenduarte4661]

I can’t find the written pattern 🤔

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

@@kristenduarte4661 it’s near the bottom of the article. Blue pattern button label radiant star.

[@FionaC1]

I had to search for radiating star from that link then scroll down to the pattern. Found it at last! 😊

[@TheMidgeymidge]

You gained a subscriber!!! Beginner friendly tutorial. What a wonderful job. I can’t believe I’m making this beautiful piece. Thank you!!!!!

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

Wonderful!

[@melissabordelon8556]

Another knockout pattern that really makes a statement! Thank you Mikey for choosing patterns that will make beautiful, timeless pieces. Please continue to make tutorials that are sophisticated and on the intermediate to difficult level, as those are the patterns that we need your help and guidance.

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

Get the free pattern shown www.yarnspirations.com/ca-en/bernat-radiating-crochet-blanket/BRC0502-011925M.html?Radiating_Blanket&Influencer_TCC&RadiatingBlanket

[@drdouglas36541]

I give a talk to my hook & yarn when they show out like they are for you. I tell them to play nice 😀 I love watching your tutorials. Your so calm & explain everything.

[@remedy9648]

Love, love, love this! Needed a unique pattern for a baby blanket and wouldn't you know it?.....there you are! Thank you💜💜💜

[@dianamatthews4079]

I used this pattern to go through a bunch or random balls of leftover yarn and I am obsessed!!!

[@carolynplante4513]

I just want to complement you on how clearly you explained each step in the pattern. That was the easiest, most detailed crochet video I have seen. Thank you. I am subscribing.

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

Glad it was helpful! I don't always succeed but I do try. Welcome to our community.

[@michellecowell7183]

Yet another blanket to make my granddaughter thanks Michelle UK

[@kathymackay1623]

Oh yeah! This pattern caught my eye a couple of months ago on Yarnspirations and I made a mental note (which I promptly forgot) to make it after the holidays. Thanks for the reminder!

[@shahzadKhan-lv4gr]

Wow so brilliant blanket. looking amazing 👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@peggyp3682]

Will have fun making this one.

[@candicekeel1756]

Thank you for this great tutorial!

[@samiaahmed6847]

Your job is very wonderful and beautiful

[@JoyceLolly2]

I like this pattern thanks Mickey I will add to my list it look very easy

[@Slivings911]

Love this! Thank you for the video! I want to make one now. Adding it to my bottomless to-do list. Happy New Year! 😊❤

[@bloopblooper490]

Beautiful

[@fzthreadthreadandcrochet6732]

Soooooooooooo beautiful thanks bro

[@anamakda4879]

Well explained tutorial as always, thank you. Very nice looking pattern and what’s more is that it is done with regular #4 weight yarn and NOT extra chunky or bulky yarns! I don’t buy them because, for a big project they’re not very affordable! Thanking you, again. Wishing you and The Crochet Crowd a very Blessed & Happy 2019 New Year! ❤️🙏

[@annatassi4035]

Lovely.blanket🥰😍🤩

[@marwaaqrabawi9690]

Thx u r rock

[@lieshadiaz8527]

Love the hook wondering what type of hook it is! 😊 Thanks

[@shirleybain8070]

Love it!

[@mineylehobi6653]

Harikasınız

[@mununers25]

20 Rows in and I've realised I'm making a 6 point blanket. How?!

[@mutfakseversewdasewda]

👍👍👍

[@gwenpryor]

I only have 1 question: if you go to 30 inches how many rounds is that? Thanks Michael for doing great videos. Between your videos and the patterns I am learning how to read patterns better.

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

I'm unsure actually. The pattern designer didn't state how many rows it was.

[@gratefulMOMent]

Very cool. I’ve tried it twice and it’s not laying as flat as I’d like. I wish I could see a pic of it flat before & after he teaches. Also, a slower better look at the project would help me. Thanks for all you do. Trying to give positive constructive criticism.

[@peach0naleash]

Do I fasten off popcorn stitch with a chain? I dont see you doing it in the video but it says to in the pattern. help! i love TCC!

[@BrightCrochet]

If you haven't already worked out your problem, here is my opinion. Do not do the chain one after the popcorn stitch. The blanket lies flat without the chain one. I hope this helps.

[@65angel]

My pattern will not flatten out? I am doing it the way u said to do!! What can I do n what am I doing wrong? I am on row 6 n it still won’t flap out like yours. Thanks Rita

[@BrightCrochet]

For me, this pattern flattened more as I worked. But the written pattern does add a stitch. If you don't do the chain one after the popcorn stitch it will work up flat. Just keep going.

[@kathymackay1623]

For the popcorns, the stitch key in the written instructions says to “ch 1 to secure popcorn.” I noticed that you’re not doing that in the tutorial. Will it make much difference whether the ch 1 is or isn’t done after each popcorn?

[@kathymackay1623]

Ok, so I’ve done it both ways and have concluded that it’s best to NOT chain one to secure the popcorn as this causes it to be more wavy & not lay flat.

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

I think you are right. There appears to be a typo. Do the 3dctog as the tutorial states. I just double checked.

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

For the ch 1... You can... I didn't have much of an issue and the project stayed flat.

[@kathymackay1623]

Thank you so much for your responses and for your tutorial! It would have been frustrating to follow the written pattern without it. My blanket is coming along beautifully!

[@RitaMillerLA]

Thanks for that, Kathy! That's a problem I have a lot with circular afghans: they don't always lay flat. It's so frustrating, especially if it's a pattern I really like. Nothing to do about it but rip it out!

[@dissodatore]

would this work to make 8 points, if you upped the beginning counts?

[@dissodatore]

or maybe 6, and cutting the beginning counts?

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

I'm not so sure about that because the popcorn points can trigger buckling. I think you would have to experiment and do at least 12" around to see if the blanket will stay flat.

[@ljp5735]

I keep getting a six point star? Can someone give an explanation?

[@khundoh5832]

Really upset I followed this pattern and it just will not lay flat at all. I worked 37 rounds and it’s so wavy so it’s hard to get a good picture the way it’s shown. Love all the patterns and this was such an easy one to follow. Crochet crowd is always my go-to for fun patterns!

[@khundoh5832]

Wendy Penrod no I didn’t. I just ended up stretching it for photos

[@jillhoffman1481]

Has anyone had this problem? I can do up to roll for and then the count is off. So a new row won’t start in the right place

[@dylincruz]

For some reason mine only has 6 points after the 3rd round should I start over?

[@dylincruz]

Side note, this is my first ever crochet item, am I in over my head?

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

If you are missing points, do a full stop and try again. It won't lay out flat if you keep going. Don't give up on yourself.

[@kathymackay1623]

Round 5 in the written pattern says “Sc3tog” which, according to your instructions, should say “Dc3tog.” That seems more logical, so it’s likely a typo.

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

That is most likely me screwing that up. Let me review again.

[@demonprincess5634]

huh popcorn? is this crocheting or the food network