The Dream Puffs Blanket includes instructions for 5 sizes of this gorgeous, puffy afghan – and now, there’s a video tutorial!
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How to Crochet the Dream Puffs Blanket – Right Handed
How to Crochet the Dream Puffs Blanket – Left Handed
As Seen in this Video (click for more info!)
US – K 6.5mm Furls Crochet Hook
Dream Puffs Blanket – Free Crochet Pattern
As you can see, it’s a pretty easy pattern to memorize – with only the ends of the rows differing on two-row repeat! While the original pattern calls for switching colors every 2 rows, the Dream Puffs Blanket is ready for your own special touches!
What colors will you make your Dream Puffs Blanket? And what size?! Don’t forget, there are instructions for 5 sizes included in the written pattern – click here to go there now!
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Sarah Skilton
I am not sure how I found your wonderful site but I am so glad that I did. The thing I love most about your site is the video tutorials. You explain everything so simply and clearly. I have no trouble following along. I started with your Grown up ear warmers, and quickly found your wonderful broadway pattern. So easy and beautiful. I can’t wait to try this baby blanket as the next rung on my crochet ladder.
Thank you Tamara
Julie
Love it! I also really like Scarfie yarn, so it’s a match made in heaven for me. LOL Thanks!
Tamara Kelly
😀 I’m so glad you like it, thank you!
amanda
i am working this pattern up but with different colors and yarn that is not color changing. can you tell me the break down of this blanket on how many rows of each color. I really like the way it patterned out on the colors.
Tamara Kelly
Hi Amanda! I changed color every 2 rows, and the rest was just the result of the yarn, not planned or regular.
DARCY WHITE
Doing this version of the puff stitch. Question is this~ if I want the “puff” to be “puffier” can I keep adding loops (currently 5) n if so will I have to extend my skipping stitches? (Currently skipping 3 to the start ofnext puff)
So much appreciate everyone’s expertise!
Tamara Kelly
Yes! Just keep adding loops til you have the Puff you want! 🙂
DARCY WHITE
Perfect. Thank you! I’ll send pics when done. 😊
Saartjie van den Bergh
Thank you for explaining the puff stitch so clearly! It is so easy to do!!
Tamara Kelly
I’m so glad to hear it! 🙂 Thank you!