Sedge Stitch Baby Blanket | Easy Crochet Baby Blanket Tutorial | Baby Blankets

[@florenceanderson9681]

Easy is the magic word for this beautiful crochet stitch pattern. Thank you for showing every detail in such an again "Easy" to follow instructions 😊!

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re very welcome! I’m glad you found this enjoyable and easy to make. 😊

[@Lisa..4]

Thank you for this tutorial. I’ve been so anxious to see this yarn worked up. It’s so pretty.

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome! I love how it works up 🧶

[@kathryncaleb102]

Love your patterns and love the way you teach. You're easy to follow and so pleasant to hear. Thanks so much!❤

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you, I appreciate it! 😊💕

[@beverlyholland861]

You did it again! This is a lovely baby blanket that will be easy to crochet and turn out great. I am looking forward to getting and using this gradient yarn. Thanks again for a great blanket and for explaining it so well!

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed this blanket, and I hope you give this yarn a try. It's a beautiful yarn!

[@erisisthename]

Such a beautiful, subtle texture! Thanks for sharing. :) I love blankets like this for new stitches. It’s long enough to get the repetition down, and short enough to be easy.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks for watching! I absolutely love this stitch for the reasons you stated. Very fun pattern 😊🧶

[@cindyharmon9059]

I have watched for a long time without any comments. Your work is so pretty and easy to do! I appreciate all that you do for us! 😊

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you find my tutorials helpful! Thanks for watching 😊🧶

[@Stella1957ful]

Excellent teaching session with a really nice blanket. I'm no longer a todler but i'll make it for myself. 😊❤

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed this pattern :)

[@NanafromNola]

I just received the same color....beautiful worked up. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome!

[@thankamthekkepat]

Thank you Amanda for this detailed description...so well explained .....

[@AmandaCrochets]

Glad you liked it!!

[@suepalmer4726]

Great job. Beautiful stitch, and beautiful blanket. Thank you.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! 😊

[@rebeccadees2300]

Just ordered your PDF for this pattern. Thanks for sharing your pattern and video. Love the pattern and yarn.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Awesome! Thank you for your support! I hope you enjoy making this pattern 😊🧶

[@MelissaSuder-j1b]

Thank you for showing how to crochet along the sides❤

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome 😊

[@beverlyjohns2659]

😊I Love the look of your blanket. That stitch is so pretty🌺

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! 😊

[@olgacolon7548]

I love the color your work with.

[@AmandaCrochets]

It is pretty isn’t it?

[@olgacolon7548]

Your explanation is very well

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you!

[@susettedance1348]

Love this very much. Thank you.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

[@catzzcrochet]

I absolutely love your tutorials!! Your voice is super calming and you explain your tutorials very well 😊Thanks for all your work and time you put into making these beautiful blankets and other projects 😊

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you so much! I’m so happy you enjoy my tutorials 😊🧶

[@catzzcrochet]

@@AmandaCrochets You are welcome 😊

[@teresaready5433]

I enjoy your tutorials❤

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@teresaready5433 thank you!

[@ericam0410]

Very pretty. Thank you

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! 😊

[@PVBJR]

This I must give a try - thanks.

[@AmandaCrochets]

Hope you enjoy!

[@Iluv2crochet]

Love it! 🩷

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you!!

[@Lisa..4]

Thank you for showing where to place the stitch markers. I still have trouble with that.

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re very welcome!

[@MaryCarter-f4f]

Would this blanket be too heavy inI Love This Yarn I have made many of your blanket and all are really the best of all others Many thanks

[@AmandaCrochets]

I don’t think so at all. I make many blankets using ILTY, so I think it would be just fine 😊

[@Lynne.mac67]

How many cakes to make a blanket

[@AmandaCrochets]

I mention this in the video and in the description box below the video 😊

[@rhiannoncallahan1329]

So is it 3 + 3 to turn? Because you say 126 for 3 X 12 and then 129 ch.

[@AmandaCrochets]

You will make your chain in a multiple of 3.

[@rhiannoncallahan1329]

@ omg, totally missed that

[@AmandaCrochets]

@ no worries! 😊

[@user-il9ee2ds2s]

im doing a baby blanket for my dads assistant at his work, because she is pregnant

[@AmandaCrochets]

Awesome! I’m sure they will be very appreciative of your handmade gift ☺️

[@user-il9ee2ds2s]

@AmandaCrochets Also, do you know why my sc’s are twirling up?

[@AmandaCrochets]

@ it’s possible your tension is too tight. If this is the case, I suggest going up a hook size for the chain and possibly first row and then switching back to your other hook for the remainder of your project. You want to keep your tension as even as possible to avoid curling or big gaps.

[@user-il9ee2ds2s]

@ tysm! definitely going to use this tip!

[@AmandaCrochets]

@ you’re welcome!

[@merinomagician2331]

I'd like to ask a question please, but, before I do, let me say that I'm a knitter. I can do basic crochet, however, I am nowhere near the level of some of the gorgeous things I've seen crocheters make. I watch lots of crochet podcasts (lots of knitting ones too). From what I've seen, and this is only my experience, these crocheters are using mostly acrylic yarns and rarely wool, cotton or silk yarns. Can anyone please tell me why this is? I have no problem with acrylic yarns, I use them myself, especially for baby things and blankets, I was just wondering why I'm seeing so many using only one type of yarn.

[@AmandaCrochets]

That’s a great question! I can’t speak for other crocheters, but for me, I find wool yarn to be too scratchy. I mostly use acrylic yarns as I find them to be more affordable and soft. I do use cotton yarn for dishcloths/hot pads though. I think it sometimes comes down to affordability, what’s available in someone’s area, and personal preference. I hope that helps a little 😊

[@sindythebeautiful3252]

For items like baby blankets that will get washed a lot, I will use acrylic. For my personal stuff I use washable wool or cotton as I find synthetics don't breathe, but darn they come in some beautiful colorways.

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@sindythebeautiful3252 cotton is wonderful to work with for baby blankets 😊