Tumbled Glass Crochet Baby Blanket

This pattern is also available for FREE on my website [HERE][1]. Learn how to crochet the tumbled glass baby blanket, a one-row repeat worked entirely in granny spike stitch. This simple and soothing stitch lets that AMAZING yarn do all the show-stopping work! The colors are just amazing. Paired with this pebble-like stitch, the finished blanket reminded me of sea glass. The pattern is finished with a simple single crochet border to highlight the many color changes in a unique and contrasting way. I hope you enjoy this pattern! Abbreviations (US) ch(s): chain(s) dc(s): double crochet(s) rep: repeat rnd(s): round(s) sc(s): single crochet(s) sc2tog: single crochet two together sl st(s): slip stitch(es) sp(s): space(s) st(s): stitch(es) Special Stitches Cluster: 3 dc in the same st or sp. Dc Spike St: Dc into the top of the st from two rows back, making sure to pull the st to the height of the working row. Sc Spike St: Sc into the top of the st from two rows back, making sure to pull the st to the height of the working row. Spike Cluster: (Dc, dc spike st, dc) in the same st or sp. Materials Queensland Fiji Weight 3 Light Yarn (100% merino wool, 328 yds/300 m, 3.5 oz/100 g) Southport 4 skeins 7/4.5mm crochet hook Scissors Stitch markers Tapestry needle Finished Size 28″ x 35″ with border | 25″ x 32″ before border Note: After washing and air drying, this beautiful blanket stretched vertically for a final measurement of 28″ x 40″. Gauge 13 sts or 4.5 spike clusters x 12 rows = 4″ x 4″ before washing [1]: https://dananield.com/tumbled-glass-crochet-baby-blanket/