Beautiful Cow Blanket Crochet Pattern 2024
Make a Cow Blanket Crochet Pattern
Hey there, fellow crochet enthusiast!
I just have to share this adorable project with you—it’s a super cute cow blanket that I’ve absolutely fallen in love with making. It’s not just fun; it’s the perfect blend of cozy and whimsical, and I think you’ll enjoy every stitch as much as I did.
Why a Cow Blanket?
Well, who doesn’t love cows? They’re charming, and adding a cow design to a blanket brings a playful touch that’s perfect for kids and adults alike. Plus, it’s a delightful way to spend some creative time, especially if you’re looking for a new project to dive into.
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Let’s Get Started!
I’ll walk you through each step, just like we’re sitting together with our yarn and hooks, chatting and crafting. So grab your materials, and let’s make this cute cow blanket together!
What You’ll Need:
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- Yarn:
- White (Color A): For the main part of the blanket.
- Black (Color B): For the cow spots.
- Pink (Color C): For the border and cow’s nose.
- Beige: For the cow’s head, arms, horns, and inner ears.
- Crochet Hook: Size 5 mm (U.S. H or 8)
- Stuffing: Polyester fiberfill for the cow’s head and arms.
- Safety Eyes: For the cow’s eyes (or you can embroider them).
- Tapestry Needle: For sewing pieces together.
A Few Crochet Terms We’ll Use:
Don’t worry if some of these terms are new to you—I’ll explain them as we go!
- Ch: Chain
- Sc: Single Crochet
- Sl st: Slip Stitch
- Rnd: Round
- St(s): Stitch(es)
- Magic Ring: A way to start crocheting in the round.
Part 1: Making the Blanket
Step 1: Starting the Blanket Base
We’re going to start with the main blanket piece.
Chain 36 stitches with your white yarn (Color A). This will be the width of your blanket.
- First Row (Right Side):
- Switch to black yarn (Color B).
- Starting in the second chain from the hook, make 1 single crochet in each of the next 11 chains.
- Switch back to white yarn (Color A).
- Single crochet in each of the next 12 chains.
- Switch to black yarn (Color B).
- Single crochet in the next 7 chains.
- Switch back to white yarn (Color A).
- Single crochet in the last 5 chains.
- You should have 35 single crochets in total.
Tip: When you need to change colors, work up to the last two loops on your hook of the stitch you’re working on. Then, yarn over with the new color and pull through to complete the stitch. This makes the color change look neat.
