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Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern – Cobbles & Cables

10 Apr

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Cobbles and Cables Baby Blanket

There are so many cute baby accessories out there these days! Every baby shower has tons of cool new tools and cute patterns. However, these trends come and go and there is nothing like a homemade blanket to share with a new baby or new family. This crochet baby blanket pattern is just the right mix of modern and traditional. This free pattern combines the cool modern grey and white colors with two textures to keep baby warm and busy!

The grey in this pattern is all worked in the misaligned cobble stitch, which Rose shows in our crochet tutorial post. This stitch is perfect for a baby blanket and their little fingers will love the texture of the bumps in and then slide into the white larger row of cables. You could work this pattern in any colors, but I found the grey and white combination to be very modern and classy at the same time.

Cobbles and Cables crochet baby blanket on chair

Materials

RED HEART Soft Baby Steps  Medium (4) 100% acrylic
(5 oz/141 g/256 yards):
4 skeins elephant
1-2 skeins white

Size H hook

Terms and Abbreviations

ch – chain
sl – slip stich
sc – single crochet
tc – treble crochet

Crochet detail photo of cobbles and cables in baby blanket

Finished size  – 36″ x 26″ 

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Cobbles & Cables Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern

ch 121

Row 1 – In first chain after hook, work 1 sc, work 1 sc in each chain to the end, ch 1 and turn

Row 2 – in first stitch, work 1 sc, then work 1 tc in next st, then alternate sc and tc to the end of the row, ch 1 and turn

Row 3 – work 1 sc in first stitch and every stitch across, ch 1 and turn

Row 4 – in first stitch, work 1 tc, then work 1 sc in next st, then alternate tc and sc to the end of the row, end with a sc, ch 1 and turn

Rows 5 – work 1 sc in first stitch and every stitch across, ch 1 and turn

Rows 6- 21 – repeat rows 2-5 (10 rows of cobbles with a row of sc between)

Row 22 – change color and work 1 sc in each st across, ch 1 and turn

Row 23 – work 1 sc in first stitch, ch 3 and skip two stitches, work 1 sc in the third stitch – *Turn your work and work 1 sc in each of the 3 chains, work 1 slip stitch into the next sc, turn your work again and work a sc into each of the two empty stitches behind your 3 chain/sc cable. (Watch the video in the post for help with this section? Chain 3 and work a sc into the 4th stitch away, skipping the sc that has been worked from the last cable and the two empty stitches for your next cable.* Repeat this pattern from * to * across to the end of the row. ch 1 and Turn

Row 24 – work 1 sc in each st across, working behind the cables, finish off this color

Repeat Rows 2 – 24 twice starting over with your original color. Repeat rows 2 – 21 to finish the last section of the blanket.

If you would like a border, work a half double st into each stitch around the border of the blanket. Finish and weave in ends.

How to work the Misaligned Cobble Stitch


How to Crochet simple cables

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Comments

  1. Natasha says

    November 3, 2018 at 7:52 am

    Hello! I love this pattern. What kind of yarn do you recommend?

    • Lisa says

      November 3, 2018 at 12:00 pm

      Thanks! I just realized I didn’t put the yarn in the post, so thanks for asking. I updated it. I used RED HEART Soft Baby Steps. It took about 4 skeins of the gray and a little over 1 of the white.

  2. Natasha says

    November 3, 2018 at 9:05 am

    Another question. I I am thinking of replacing the weight yarn in the pattern with navy. I am also interested in crocheting a border. Would you recommend the border be in gray or navy?

    • Lisa says

      November 3, 2018 at 12:02 pm

      Oh, I think navy would look awesome! If you are doing a cable like border, then the navy would probably go really well. For a border, I think the gray would be a more subdued look and the navy would be bolder. I don’t think you could go wrong with either color though! Please share a picture when you finish. 🙂

      • Natasha says

        November 9, 2018 at 5:45 pm

        One more question. Will row one have 120 stitches or 121 stitches?

        • Lisa says

          November 9, 2018 at 8:03 pm

          120 – The first row of cobbles will end with a tc and then the next row starts with a sc into that tc and that is how you get that alternating cobble effect. So, you could do any multiple of two and then just add 1 in your chain to allow for that first turn.

          • Natasha says

            November 9, 2018 at 9:19 pm

            Thanks. That’s what I thought. I doubled up somewhere.

  3. Natasha says

    November 16, 2018 at 8:40 am

    Another question. It looks like you want the simple cable pattern to be on the same side as the cobble stitch. That is not working out for me. I’m starting on the front. But if I do it like the video, the cable pattern is ending up on the wrong side. What have I done wrong? All my cobble stitches are in even rows, but doing the cable stitch like you show in the video somehow puts the cable on the wrong side of the blanket.

    • Lisa says

      November 16, 2018 at 11:23 am

      When you start the cables, you will be on the back side of the blanket. Then you flip your work to the front to work in those single crochets and slip stitch, then you flip it back over to the back (around 2:15 in the video) and work into the sc in the middle of the little bridge…this should help push that cable toward the front of your blanket where the cobbles are and then when you work the next row back into those sc, it will further push the cables to the front of the blanket and make them stand out a bit more. Does that help? If not, you can email me and we can chat there. 🙂

  4. Donna says

    January 11, 2019 at 9:08 pm

    What is the finished dimensions of this blanket?

    • Lisa says

      January 13, 2019 at 11:52 am

      36″ x 26″

  5. Donna M says

    January 21, 2019 at 2:30 am

    I can’t get back to my original stitch count after the first row of cables

    • Lisa says

      January 21, 2019 at 10:19 am

      Are you over or under? Likely you are missing a sc or added one extra in there. You can frog and go back, or you can just adjust from here by either adding a sc in another stitch or by decreasing with a sc2tog in one stitch in the first row of white or first row of grey after the cable.

      • Donna M says

        January 21, 2019 at 6:05 pm

        I’m under. Finally got to 120 after frogging back several times. Many of the stitches were so hard to see. Do I need to just add one more into the white sc?

  6. Donna M says

    January 21, 2019 at 6:06 pm

    Sorry, 120, I’m there! Whew

  7. Catherine says

    February 16, 2020 at 11:14 am

    This blanket is beautiful and I’d really like to give it a try. I’m not a beginner crocheter, but I’m by no means advanced either. I understand the patter until you get to row 23 and it doesn’t seem like you cover this in your video either. Can you explain a bit more? Is it really necessary to do this or can I just follow the pattern, eliminating this particular row stitch? Thanks so much!

    • Lisa says

      February 16, 2020 at 4:04 pm

      The video about the cables is where this is explained. If you would prefer, you could just skip the cables and just work those rows in a single crochet in the other color to create the stripes, or you could keep on with the cobbles pattern and just switch the colors.

      • Catherine says

        March 29, 2020 at 8:49 am

        Should each row end with a tc?

        • Catherine says

          March 29, 2020 at 9:34 am

          Nvm – just watched the video and she explains. 🙂

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