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Juliet’s Baby Blanket: Baby Blanket (or Nursing Cover) Crochet Pattern

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Looking for a stunningly beautiful and remarkably easy baby blanket to crochet? Then Juliet’s Baby Blanket is for you! This gorgeous baby blanket can double as a nursing coverup and would be an excellent baby shower gift!

Juliet's Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

Juliet’s Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

This baby blanket is a gift for my friend Hilary, who recently gave birth to her daughter Juliet.  Isn’t that name just beautiful? It reminds me of how delicate and beautiful this particular crochet stitch is, and it couldn’t be more fitting.

This baby blanket can double as a nursing coverup, you’ll just need to crochet the strap as outlined in the pattern below. The strap itself could also double as a pacifier clip if/when not nursing!

Baby blanket or nursing coverup crochet pattern

Materials:

Soft cotton yarn (I Love This Cotton! used)
-approx. 800 yards
Tunisian crochet hook in size 8mm
Clips (like these) if used as nursing cover

Finished dimensions:

Approx. 36″ x 26″

Pattern Notes:

This pattern uses the Tunisian Honeycomb Stitch (THS) which alternates Tunisian Simple Stitch (TSS) with Tunisian Purl Stitch (TPS). Find a video tutorial for the Tunisian Honeycomb stitch here.

Pattern:

Row 1: Ch-110, TSS in each ch to end. Ch-1, * yarn over, pull through two loops. * repeat between * * to end.

Row 2: TSS in first, TPS in next. Alternate TSS and TPS to end. Go through both sides of last stitch from previous row. Chain-1, * yarn over, pull through two loops. * repeat between * * to end.

Row 3: TPS in first, TSS in next. Alternate TPS and TSS to end. Go through both sides of last stitch from previous row. Chain-1, * yarn over, pull through two loops. * repeat between * * to end.

Repeat rows 2 & 3 to 75 rows.

Slip stitch across last row. Do not fasten off, instead start border.

Border:

Row 1: Sc in each row end around entire blanket, placing three single crochets in each corner.
Row 2: Sc, * ch-3, sl st in first chain. Sk 1 st, sc * repeat between * * around. Join to top of first sc with sl st. Fasten off and weave in all ends.

Juliet's baby blanket - a free crochet pattern

Strap:

Row 1: ch-71, sc in 2nd ch from hook and each to end. (70)
Rows 2 – 5: Ch-1, turn, sc in each st to end. (70)
Border: Ch-1, turn, sc in first st, * ch-3, sl st in first chain. Sk 1 st, sc * repeat between * * to end of row. Sc in last st. Turn work to attach clip to short end. Sc in each row end around bar on clip. Turn work to start second long edge. Sc in first st, sc * ch-3, sl st in first chain. Sk 1 st, sc * repeat between * * to end of row. Attach second clip same as the first. Fasten off and weave in all ends.

Strap for baby blanket crochet pattern

I hope you love Juliet’s baby blanket pattern. Will you use it as a baby blanket or a nursing coverup, or both?

Juliet's Baby Blanket

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7 Comments

  1. Hello, Your coverage is superb. I want to do it for my daughter who will have her first baby. When you say that we can double it to make a nursing cover, do you mean that we have to double the number of stitches as well as the number of rows? Thank you
    1. Hi Chantal! I simply mean that if you also crochet the strap as outlined in the pattern, then the blanket can also be used as a nursing cover-up. I hope this helps! And, congratulations on your upcoming grandbaby!
  2. Thank you for sharing this pattern. After having two sons, our daughter was born after several heart-wrenching pregnancy losses. She grew up, married a wonderful young man, and went through disappointing years herself before having her first baby. And I have been looking for just the right blanket for her -- the bonus with this one was its use as a nursing cover. I may make it in a purple like this one, because MY precious daughter, Juliet, likes purple, too!