The Oh My Blanket is a fun pattern with lots of possibilities! The free crochet blanket pattern includes lots of size options, and you can use the basic pattern to create lovely comfort shawls as well. And to make it even easier, here’s the Oh My Blanket Tutorial!
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Oh My Blanket Tutorial – Right Handed
Oh My BlanketTutorial – Left Handed
As Seen in this Video (click each item for more info!)
- US – K, 6.5mm Furls Candy Shop Hook
- Lion Brand Heartland (see pattern for colors)
- Oh My Blanket – free crochet pattern
And per reader request… here’s a chart!
The Oh My Blanket is the latest addition to the Oh My Collection of free crochet patterns – including the Oh My Hat, Oh My Cowl, and Oh My Mitts! Is there a pattern you think is missing from the collection? Let me know in the comments! And I hope this tutorial makes crocheting your own Oh My Blanket easier for you – thanks so much for watching!
Rachel says
Both videos are the left handed version. ?
Tamara Kelly says
I’m sorry about the mixup Rachel, I have fixed them now.
Alice Florence says
I’m watching on a Samsung 8 and they’re still both the left handed version
Tamara Kelly says
One is mislabeled within the video – unfortunatley we were unable to catch that til after the fact.
amanda b says
have you ever tried to make this with a variegated yarn ? Did it turn out well ?
Tamara Kelly says
Not yet, but I’m sure someone will eventually if they haven’t yet! 🙂
Elena says
Really beautiful pattern and love the color combo as well, this would look perfect on my sofa 🙂
Tamara Kelly says
🙂 Thank you!
Teresa says
This blanket looks so beautiful… Thank you so much!!!
Pauline Cobbold says
Thank you I am a visual learner so watching your video is a really great help can’t wait to make this one
Tamara Kelly says
😀 I’m so glad it helps, thank you Pauline!
Letty Miranda says
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Tamara Kelly says
😀 Thank you!
Nandini says
Need help to how yo finish the top end
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Nandini! What can I do to help you? What part of it is giving you trouble?
Tracy says
hello Can you do this using the no chain DC foundation? I find that working directly into a chain is very difficult for me.
Thanks
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Tracy! I would recommend starting with a row of FSC to avoid chaining. 🙂
Tracy says
Thank you ?
Karen says
Thank you. I love the pattern. Your tutorial was great.
Tamara Kelly says
😀 Thank you so much!
Charlotte says
I cannot find the button or link for the printed pattern for the Oh My Blanket. Please help.
Thanks!
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Charlotte! Sorry about that, it’s in the “As Seen in this Video” section above, and at https://www.mooglyblog.com/oh-my-blanket/ 🙂
Lines M Pere says
Can’t find the chart part of the pattern of the baby size please help
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Lines! I think this is the link you’re looking for: https://www.mooglyblog.com/oh-my-blanket/ 🙂
Darcy white says
Hi. Are you able to do this like a C2C? How would you do a decrease?
Tamara Kelly says
I don’t know, I haven’t played with the stitch pattern that way just yet 🙂
Danette says
I love this pattern and the colors. It actually reminds me of a peacock with the colors and the shape of the pattern.
Tamara Kelly says
Thank you so much Danette! 😀
CHARLENE RHODES says
Oh my goodness, I love this pattern and I haven’t even finished. I was looking for a afghan pattern for a woman friend and I really don’t like granny squares. I made a sorta native American motif but thar seemed to manly for her, and then I got on the shell motif but they seemed more suitable first a baby blanket and then I found your wonderful pattern and it is coming out so nicely.
Thank you for your generosity and talent
Tamara Kelly says
Thank you so much Charlene, I’m so glad to hear it! 😀
Donna Frazer says
HI, curious if this pattern would work for a Shawl ??? If not do you have a Shawl pattern I could use,?? THANKS ,DonnavFrazeri
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Donna! If you would like to make a rectangular wrap, you can just start at one end with either a chain of 74 or 82, and then work to the length desired. 🙂 For a triangular pattern, I haven’t published one (yet). 🙂
sarah says
hello, i cant pull up the written directions, how many chains and rows would i have to do to make an adult size afghan?
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Sarah! The pattern with those details is at https://www.mooglyblog.com/oh-my-blanket/ – Throw/Afghan: Chain 162, 120 rows, 2310 yds 🙂
Lorraine says
Hi. I love the Oh My pattern but couldn’t decide on three colours. So I choose a single colour and it looks beautiful. So for anyone wondering what colours or can it be single colour, go ahead. I have found that as a single colour I have carte blanche to put any border I want on and it looks magic. So thank you very much.
Tamara Kelly says
That’s so great to hear, thank you Lorraine!
Karina says
I love this pattern I would love to make it for my baby. How would I determine the size for a 0-12months baby.
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Karina! And thank you! The pattern has the baby blanket sizing info you need: https://www.mooglyblog.com/oh-my-blanket/ 🙂
Brenda says
Love this pattern. Made two baby blankets with it. My question is have you ever used this stitch to make a cardigan? Is there a pattern for one? I think it would be beautiful as a sweater or cardigan.
Tamara Kelly says
Thank you so much Brenda! I have not, but I do like that idea! 🙂
Vicki says
I am wondering how to do the last row before starting the border.
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Vicki! That would be found here: https://www.mooglyblog.com/oh-my-blanket/
Tea says
Can you do a video on how to do it. I’m having difficulty trying to understand it
Tamara Kelly says
Unfortunately, I cannot make more videos for this pattern at this time, but I can try to add a chart when I have the time!
Anie sheikh says
How much yarn is needed to make this blanket for a seven year old?
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Anie! You will find sizing and yardage info here: https://www.mooglyblog.com/oh-my-blanket/ 🙂
Lucinda Lewis says
Do you have a chart or detailed picture of the last row?
Tamara Kelly says
No, just the instructions for Row 120 in the written pattern.
MONI Cockroft says
Me gustó mucho este trabajo, ya lo estoy realizando. Al principio tuve un poco de dificultad , pero gracias a tu explicación, me esta quedando casi tan bonito como el tuyo. Muchas gracias.
Tamara Kelly says
¡Gracias! 😀
ShellyG says
Is there a chart anywhere that will tell me how much of each yarn I need for different sized blankets?? I am new at this and am terrible at the conversions as of yet.
Thanks
Tamara Kelly says
Yes! It’s included with the written pattern: https://www.mooglyblog.com/oh-my-blanket/ 🙂
Prabha says
hi….i am from India..i just love this love this pattern and cant wait to start..can you please tell me how much yarn i would need to make a king size blanket.
Tamara Kelly says
Hello Prabha! Thank you so much! Yardage info for all the sizes is at https://www.mooglyblog.com/oh-my-blanket/ 🙂
Mari says
I’m having a very hard time trying to finish and start each row. I have to keep rewinding the video. Am I suppose to be using the start rows finish, in some of the following rows. It ends different every other row. Confused
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Mari! If you look at the written pattern at https://www.mooglyblog.com/oh-my-blanket/ you’ll see that the repeat is Rows 2-5, so no, Row 1 does not get repeated.