Bubble Up Crochet Blanket- A Stunning Texture

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Do you want a blanket that is beautiful, soft and super squishy?

If so, then the bubble puff crochet pattern by Hookedby Robin is perfect for you.

The bubble puffs are created using chunky fat stitches and create a stunning texture to this already lovely blanket.

You can make it as big as you would like or keep it small for use in your car seat or stroller.

This easy-to-follow video tutorial will show you how to make your own bubble puff crochet blanket with just a few balls of yarn!

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Bubble Up Crochet Blanket Pattern

Yarn & Hook information:

Yarn required:
Sirdar Hayfield Spirit in Sundown
Cygnet Chunky in Cream

6.5mm Crochet Hook

 

TO START:
Pram / Stroller baby blanket size
Cream Yarn x 5 balls
Hayfield Spirit in Sundown x 2 balls

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Bubble Up Crochet Blanket- A Stunning Texture
Via Hooked by Robin

This bubble up crochet pattern is perfect for those who love fast and easy projects.

The bubble puff blanket free crochet pattern is a stunning texture that will be sure to delight everyone in your family.

Whether you are looking for a baby blanket or a stroller/pram blanket, this bubble up crochet pattern is just what you need!

You can make it as big as you want by simply following the written instructions provided on the blog post.

Get the pattern  Bubble Up Crochet Blanket Pattern via Hooked by Robin.

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