The Wild Tulips round crochet baby blanket is one of my favorite crochet baby blankets. The free pattern for the Wild Tulips round crochet baby blanket has written instructions, a chart, and a video tutorial.

This pattern is an easy-to-crochet baby blanket but is not a crochet baby blanket for beginners, so if you are a beginner don’t make this project your first big project until you didn’t practice the stitches first. Crochet single-crochet and double-crochet stitches, and be careful with your tension. The crochet tension is important when you crochet or knit, so you can use a crochet tension ring or a crochet tension holder at the beginning.

What I like the most about this pattern is that is so easy to choose the size. If you want your project to be a crochet baby blanket size you stop crocheting when you’ve reached the size you want, if you want a bigger size, a laphgan, or even a queen bed size continue crocheting. You don’t have to count the beginning chains, you don’t have to measure and calculate how many chains you have to start, for that reason this crochet baby blanket is the perfect project. And the best thing is you don’t have to crochet that infinite first row, which I hate so much to do!

I think this pattern would look beautiful as a rug too if you use thick yarn ( , or even a ). You can use this pattern for a table cloth too if you use

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The dimension of my Wild Tulips round crochet baby blanket is 86 cm (34 inches) in diameter.

For my Wild Tulips crochet baby blanket, I’ve used:  400g of  Pure cotton (8x 50g) (50g= 170m/ 1.76oz= 185 yards) and a 3.5 mm hook.

This is a very high-quality cotton yarn. This yarn is made from 100% combed Turkish cotton, which is soft, flexible, and exceptionally durable. Textiles in Turkish cotton stay beautiful for many years and only get softer with use. This yarn also excels when it comes to its absorbing powers, but is quick-drying at the same time. The color chart includes plenty of gorgeous colors, you just have to decide what color you like and get started. You can buy this yarn HERE:

For my project, I’ve used a Light Pink color.

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Abbreviations:   

ch= chain;

st= stitch;

sc= single crochet;

dc= double crochet;

3 dc cl= 3 double crochet cluster;

2 dc cl= 2 double crochet cluster;

The pattern uses US crochet terminology.

The chart (click on the photo to see the chart in full size) for the Wild Tulips round crochet baby blanket:

 

 

The video tutorial:

The written instructions for Wild Tulips round crochet baby blanket:

Start with a magic ring. If you don’t like the magic ring crochet 4 chains and sl. st to close the ring.

1. Round 1: ch2 (count as a dc) and continue to crochet 11 dc, sl. st. to close the round;

2. Round 2: ch 3 (the first ch2 count as a dc), *in next stitch crochet a dc, ch*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round;

3. Round 3: ch2 (count as a dc), in the next ch space crochet 2 dc; *in the next stitch crochet 1 dc, and in the next ch space crochet 2 dc*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round;

4. Round 4: ch (don’t count as a stitch), sc in the same stitch, ch, skip the next stitch of the previous round, and crochet in the next stitch: dc, 2 ch, dc, ch. *Skip the next stitch of the previous round and crochet a single crochet stitch, ch. Skip the next stitch of the previous round, and crochet: dc, 2 ch, dc, ch*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. Sl.st in next ch space, sl. st. in the next ch space and from here you’ll start the next round.

5. Round 5: ch2 (count as a dc), and in the same ch space continue to crochet: 2 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch. *In the next 2 ch space crochet: 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. Sl. st. in the next ch space and from here you’ll start the next round.

6. Round 6: ch 3 (the first ch2 count as a dc), dc in the same ch space. *In the next ch space crochet: dc, ch, dc*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. You can make the sl. st directly in the first ch space of the round, and from here you’ll start the next round.

7. Round 7: ch2 (count as a dc), dc in next ch space, dc in next st. *Crochet a dc in the next stitch, a dc in the next ch space, and dc in the next stitch.* Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. You should have 81 stitches (80 double crochet stitches plus ch2- counted as a dc).

8. Round 8: ch (don’t count as a stitch), sc in next stitch, ch, skip the next stitch of the previous round, and crochet in the next stitch: dc, 2 ch, dc, ch. *Skip the next stitch of the previous round and crochet a single crochet stitch, ch. Skip the next stitch of the previous round, and crochet: dc, 2 ch, dc, ch*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. Sl.st in next ch space, sl. st. in the next ch space and from here you’ll start the next round.

9. Round 9: ch2 (count as a dc), and in the same ch space continue to crochet: 2 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch. *In the next 2 ch space crochet: 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. Sl. st. in the next ch space and from here you’ll start the next round.

10. Round 10: ch 3 (the first ch2 counts as a dc), dc in the same ch space. Crochet in the next ch space: dc, ch, dc; in the next ch space crochet dc. *Crochet in the next ch space crochet: dc, ch, dc; in the next ch space crochet: dc, ch, dc, and in the next ch space crochet dc*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. You can make the sl. st directly in the first ch space of the round, and from here you’ll start the next round.

11. Round 11: ch2 (count as a dc), dc in the same ch space, dc in next st. Crochet a dc in the next stitch, dc in the next ch space, and dc in every next 2 stitches. *Crochet a dc in the next stitch, dc in the next ch space, dc in every next 2 stitches, dc in the next ch space, and dc in every next 2 stitches*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. Sl. st. in the next ch space and from here you’ll start the next round. You should have 140 stitches (139 double crochet stitches plus ch2- counted as a dc).

12. Round 12: ch (don’t count as a stitch), sc in the same stitch, ch, skip the next stitch of the previous round, and crochet in the next stitch: dc, 2 ch, dc, ch. *Skip the next stitch of the previous round and crochet a single crochet stitch, ch. Skip the next stitch of the previous round, and crochet: dc, 2 ch, dc, ch*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. You can make this sl. st directly in the first ch space of the round. Sl. st. in the next ch space and from here you’ll start the next round.

13. Round 13: ch2 (count as a dc), and in the same ch space continue to crochet: 2 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch. *In the next 2 ch space crochet: 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. Sl. st. in the next ch space and from here you’ll start the next round.

14. Round 14: ch 3 (the first ch2 count as a dc), *dc in the next ch space, ch*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round.

15. Round 15: ch2 (count as a dc), dc in next ch space. *In the next stitch crochet dc, and in the next ch space crochet dc*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. To close the round; You should have 210 stitches (209 double crochet stitches plus ch2- counted as a dc).

16. Round 16: ch (don’t count as a stitch), sc in the same stitch, ch, skip the next 2 stitches of the previous round, and crochet: dc, 2 ch, dc, ch. *Skip the next 2 stitches of the previous round and crochet a single crochet stitch, ch. Skip the next 2 stitches of the previous round, and crochet: dc, 2 ch, dc, ch*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. You can make this sl. st directly in the first ch space of the round. Sl. st. in the next ch space and from here you’ll start the next round.

17. Round 17: ch2 (count as a dc), and in the same ch space continue to crochet: 2 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch. *In the next 2 ch space crochet: 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch, 3 dc cluster, ch*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. Sl. st. in the next ch space and from here you’ll start the next round.

18. Round 18: ch 3 (the first ch2 counts as a dc), dc in the same ch space. Crochet in the next ch space: dc, ch, dc; in the next ch space crochet dc. *Crochet in the next ch space crochet: dc, ch, dc and in the next ch space crochet: dc, ch, dc, and in the next ch space crochet dc*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. You can make the sl. st directly in the first ch space of the round, and from here you’ll start the next round.

19. Round 19: ch2 (count as a dc), dc in the same ch space, dc in next st. Crochet a dc in the next stitch, dc in the next ch space, and dc in every next 2 stitches. *Crochet a dc in the next stitch, dc in the next ch space, dc in every next 2 stitches, dc in the next ch space, and dc in every next 2 stitches*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st. to close the round. Sl. st. in the next ch space and from here you’ll start the next round. You should have 245 stitches ( 244 double crochet stitches plus ch2- counted as a dc).

Repeat the pattern from round 16 until the baby blanket has 43 rounds.

44. Round 44: repeat round 16.

45. Round 45: repeat round 17.

46. Round 46: repeat round 14.

47. Round 47: repeat round 15. You should have 614 stitches (613 double crochet stitches plus ch2 counted as a dc).

48. Round 48: repeat round 16.

49. Round 49: repeat round 17.

50. Round 50 (the last round of the baby blanket) is the edge of the baby blanket: ch (don’t count as a stitch), *sc in the next ch space, sc in the next stitch*. Repeat *-* until the end of the round, sl. st to close the round.

You can skip the last 3 rounds and crochet just 47 rounds and then make 1 more round crocheting single crochet in every stitch as an edge. This is how I designed this baby blanket. But I’ve continued to crochet the pattern for two more rounds just because I wanted to use all the yarn I had. You can crochet as I did in the written instructions or you can follow the chart and crochet it just for 47 rounds.

Tie off and weave in the ends.

You can wash it by hand or in a washing machine at 30 degrees.

This Wild Tulips crochet baby blanket looks beautiful and needs to be ironed! So if you’ve used the yarn I’ve recommended for this project you can iron the Wild Tulips crochet baby blanket. If you’ve used another yarn read the label for the instructions. But if you’re not sure just block it using your favorite method.

Here are my other free patterns for crocheted or knitted baby blankets:

1. Summer crochet baby blanket;
2. Textured baby blanket;
3. Crochet baby blanket;
4. Chevron baby blanket;
5. Preemie baby blanket;
6.  Diamond crochet baby blanket;
7. Knitted baby blanket/lapghan;
8. One day baby blanket.

 

Here is another pattern I’ve crocheted with this beautiful lace stitch: Wild Tulips top.

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