Author: Edie Eckman

We’re in the home stretch! Now it’s time to see all your hard work come together. In case you are joining us later, start with the pattern introduction, Panel 1 , Panel 2, Panel 3, Panel 4 and Panel 5. You can also download the entire pattern as a printable pdf. One of the most overlooked parts of crocheting is the finishing. Taking the time and care now is what will make your blanket look as professional and polished as possible. As tempting as it is to see your blanket complete, don’t skip these steps! Assembly Blocking Read How to...

This final panel will be a bit of fresh air after you juggled the yarns and stitch pattern of Panel 4. You’ll just use a single color, and you should be able to learn the stitch pattern quickly enough that you won’t have to look at the pattern each row. In case you are joining us later, start with the pattern introduction, Panel 1 , Panel 2, Panel 3 and Panel 4. You can also download the entire pattern as a printable pdf. Panel 5 Finished Size 9″ [23 cm] wide x 57″ [145 cm] long Gauge 14 sts and...

We’re halfway finished with our blanket! How does that feel? The fourth panel is a bit of a challenge, but I know you are up to it. We’ll be working one-row stripes of color, but this time using four colors. That changes things up a bit, but you still don’t have to cut your yarn at the end of every row. Watch the video and pay attention to the pattern, and you’ll soon understand how to work one-row stripes in four colors. In case you are joining us later, start with the pattern introduction, Panel 1 , Panel 2...

Welcome back to the 5-Panel Blanket Crochet Along! How is Panel 2 coming along? Relax with Panel 3. There’s only one color to work with on this one. In case you are joining us later, start with the pattern introduction, Panel 1 and Panel 2. You can also download the entire pattern as a printable pdf. Panel 3 Finished Size 9″ [23 cm] wide x 57″ [145 cm] long Gauge 14 sts and 10 rows = 4″ [10 cm] in pattern Don’t forget to do a gauge swatch for this stitch pattern! Waffle Stitch Worked over a multiple of 4...