Ribbon Candy Crochet Blanket Tutorial – Beginner friendly

Hi Everyone!  I am super happy to share a new project with you! This is the Ribbon Candy Crochet Blanket Tutorial, and I’ve got all the details for you.  See below for the written instructions featuring 2 sizes, throw and doll.

I love bringing you projects that you can adjust and modify – this is a a great one for that. I used blanket yarn in holiday colors for the throw size, but if blanket yarn isn’t your jam, that’s ok! You can use any yarn you like, in the doll size I used a self striping yarn so I didn’t have to worry about changing colors and to give you another idea of how it looks. You may need to do a little guesstimating, but you can really make it your own.

Ribbon Candy Crochet Blanket Tutorial – Throw size

62 x 62

Materials:

8 balls of blanket yarn (I used 4 white and 4 red) – Each ball of yarn made about 2.5 stripes

L crochet hook

Yarn needle

Instructions:

(dc= double crochet, dc=tr in UK terms: sc= single crochet, sc=dc in UK terms)

Start with a slip knot.  Create a foundation chain of 118 or an even number.

Row 1: dc in the 4th chain from the hook, dc in each of the foundations chains all the way down

Row 2: ch 1, turn work, sc in the first stitch, work a sc in the back post and then a sc in the front post of the next stitch, alternating all the way down the row. sc in last stitch

Row 3: ch 2 (counts as the first dc) and turn, dc 2nd stitch and dc in each stitch all the way down.

Row 4: ch 1, turn, sc in the first stitch, sc front post, sc back post alternating between the two all the way down the row.

Switch colors if desired and repeat Rows 1-4 until you reach desired blanket size.

Do you love my blanket yarn projects and crochet blanket tutorials?? Try these out! Baby Stripes Blanket and Chevron Throw Blanket.

Doll Crochet Blanket Tutorial Size

16 x 21

3 balls of yarn (I used Red Heart Soft essentials)

K hook, 6.5mm

Instructions

(dc= double crochet, dc=tr in UK terms: sc= single crochet, sc=dc in UK terms)

Start with a slip knot.  Create a foundation chain of 54 or an even number.

Row 1: dc in the 4th chain from the hook, dc in each of the foundations chains all the way down

Row 2: ch 1, turn work, sc in the first stitch, work a sc in the back post and then a sc in the front post of the next stitch, alternating all the way down the row. sc in last stitch

Row 3: ch 2 (counts as the first dc) and turn, dc 2nd stitch and dc in each stitch all the way down.

Row 4: ch 1, turn, sc in the first stitch, sc front post, sc back post alternating between the two all the way down the row.

Switch colors if desired and repeat Rows 1-4 until you reach desired blanket size.

I made the main body with 2 1/4 balls of yarn and then put on a picot border which you can learn to make HERE.

I used this yarn in a different color on this project – it was a huge hit! Gimme all the crochet blanket tutorials!

Here is the full video tutorial on YouTube