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Happiest Blanket Ever Tutorial

October 26, 2016 By: Tamara Kelly6 Comments

The Happiest Blanket Ever is just that – cheerful, fun, relaxing, bright, and bold! And it’s really just a simple 2 row repeat – here’s how to crochet the Happiest Blanket Ever!

How to crochet the Happiest Blanket Ever! Right and left handed video tutorials for this FREE crochet pattern - on Moogly!

Happiest Blanket Ever Tutorial – Right Handed 

Happiest Blanket Ever Tutorial – Left Handed 


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  • Happiest Blanket Ever – free crochet pattern
  • US – J, 6.0 mm Furls Odyssey hook
  • Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice

The stitch pattern for the Happiest Blanket Ever is a multiple of 3 stitches, plus 4. And the stitch pattern itself is basically a row of V stitches, followed by a row of single crochets in the dc sts, and chains over the chains. If you’ve watched the video – that should make sense! The biggest trick to remember is that you only turn after the odd numbered, V stitch, main color rows.

The V stitches are all your main color, and then what you do for the single crochets is what really pops – use your favorite colors, do a rainbow as show, or do some stash-busting! Pick your size, grab your yarn and get creative – it’s up to you!

I hope this video helps you crochet your Happiest Blanket Ever, and that you enjoy it! Thanks for watching!

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Comments

  1. 1

    Margaret Garland says

    October 26, 2016 at 12:23 pm

    Love this pattern. So quick & easy but looks complicated. I chose to use black rather than white as the MC and 4 rows of the same color. The throw has a lovely stained glass look going for it.

    I am a bit confused about the last row before doing the edge. The pattern says to do Row 2 as the last row. But that is an accent row and would leave that end of the blanket looking lop-sided. I’m thinking I should do another V Stitch row and then start the edging.

    I’ve re-read that part several times and it still seems off balance to me. What am I missing? I suppose it doesn’t really matter as long as the completed project looks good. LOL But it’s bothering me that I can figure it out.
    I was hoping you would show that part in your video,

    BTW, thank you for having a left handed version on a lot of your projects. We lefties are very adept at working from RH instructions but it’s nice to have anyway.

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      Tamara Kelly says

      October 26, 2016 at 1:04 pm

      Oh my gosh, right you are! My apologies! I can’t believe I overlooked that, I’m sorry. I’ll change the pattern now!

      And thank you! 😀

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        nancy says

        February 27, 2017 at 5:38 pm

        What is the best way to join one White’s Kean to the next one?

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          nancy says

          February 27, 2017 at 5:40 pm

          That should say one white sklen to the next

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        • 5

          Tamara Kelly says

          February 28, 2017 at 10:11 am

          Hi Nancy! I typically just finish the last stitch of the old skein with the yarn from the new skein, and then just keep crocheting from there. Then, I weave in those ends. 🙂

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    • 6

      Karen says

      December 29, 2016 at 8:56 pm

      Margaret – Can you post a pic of your black MC blanket? I have a TON of black and I was thinking of using it as my MC as well, I’d love to see how it’ll look.

      Thanks!

      Reply

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