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Free Sleepy Sheep Crochet Blanket Pattern

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Kit Add-Ons
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  • Small amount of black bulky weight yarn for face embroidery
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about crocheting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

Approx 45” [114.5cm] square.

Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash in Cold Water, Gentle Cycle
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Dry Clean
  • Do Not Iron
  • Tumble Dry Low, Gentle Cycle
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Free Easy Crochet Afghans/Blankets Pattern for Baby

The perfect nap time companion, this touchable crochet blanket features a snuggly soft, sleepy sheep! Stitched in our wool-inspired Bernat Sheepy yarn, blocks of double crochet are worked from corner to corner to create this adorable graphgan. A smiling face gives this sweet project its personality and extra appeal! This entertaining pattern will keep you engaged with double crochet, color changes, face embroidery, simple decreases and more. It's a perfect gift for the new addition to the family!

  • Reviews & Ratings
    551

    Super Adorable and Soft

    I hadn't done a c2c project in a while but it was super easy to get into the rhythm of it again. Overall took me about 3 days to finish. Since I ended up using a mix of Bernat Blanket and Bernat Sheepy I made test blocks at gauge N and gauge M. Gauge M worked much better for me so I used that There are no real instructions for how to finish the face. I ended up making two magic ring circles in Bernat Blanket grey (black would be too strong against the pastel colors imo) and then chaining a few stitches of the white Sheepy yarn and stitching that on top for the eye shine. I looked up "kawaii eyes" and got a lot of great examples of sinple black dots with white highlight sparkles and I picked one as inspiration. I did a third color for the background as well, so I ordered 2 of the bg color 2 white Sheepy and 1 pink Sheepy. I really like how this gave the sheep more shape, and the texture difference provides touch interest. I had all 5 balls of yarn going at the same time towards the middle and that was so so so much easier than cutting and stopping and starting.

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    • Super Adorable and Soft (Image 42464380)I hadn't done a c2c project in a while but it was super easy to get into the rhythm of it again. Overall took me about 3 days to finish. Since I ended up using a mix of Bernat Blanket and Bernat Sheepy I made test blocks at gauge N and gauge M. Gauge M worked much better for me so I used that There are no real instructions for how to finish the face. I ended up making two magic ring circles in Bernat Blanket grey (black would be too strong against the pastel colors imo) and then chaining a few stitches of the white Sheepy yarn and stitching that on top for the eye shine. I looked up "kawaii eyes" and got a lot of great examples of sinple black dots with white highlight sparkles and I picked one as inspiration. I did a third color for the background as well, so I ordered 2 of the bg color 2 white Sheepy and 1 pink Sheepy. I really like how this gave the sheep more shape, and the texture difference provides touch interest. I had all 5 balls of yarn going at the same time towards the middle and that was so so so much easier than cutting and stopping and starting.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/4b15fa77-a88f-5e9b-91ed-a6557f4f3e99
    • Super Adorable and Soft (Image 42464381)I hadn't done a c2c project in a while but it was super easy to get into the rhythm of it again. Overall took me about 3 days to finish. Since I ended up using a mix of Bernat Blanket and Bernat Sheepy I made test blocks at gauge N and gauge M. Gauge M worked much better for me so I used that There are no real instructions for how to finish the face. I ended up making two magic ring circles in Bernat Blanket grey (black would be too strong against the pastel colors imo) and then chaining a few stitches of the white Sheepy yarn and stitching that on top for the eye shine. I looked up "kawaii eyes" and got a lot of great examples of sinple black dots with white highlight sparkles and I picked one as inspiration. I did a third color for the background as well, so I ordered 2 of the bg color 2 white Sheepy and 1 pink Sheepy. I really like how this gave the sheep more shape, and the texture difference provides touch interest. I had all 5 balls of yarn going at the same time towards the middle and that was so so so much easier than cutting and stopping and starting.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/8d0a2a15-b8f1-528c-aefe-3ea12538db8f

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