The symbol chart above was created by Ginger Douglas (@wwginger on Twitter). Thank you Ginger!
Measurements: 38 by 35 inches
Multiple of 10 plus 7
US hook size G/6 (4.25mm)
Light worsted 100% acrylic yarn, about 1260 yards (I used Snuggly Wuggly Big by Loops and Threads)
Ch 127 loosely (you will have 12 pattern repeats)
Row 1: dc in 4th ch from hook, *ch 1, skip next
ch, dc in next 9 ch* 12 times, ch 1, skip next ch, dc in next 2 ch.
Row 2: ch 3, turn; dc in next dc, dc in next ch-1 space, *ch
1, skip next dc, dc in next 7 dc, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next ch-1 space* 12
times, dc in next dc, dc in 2nd ch of turning ch-3.
Row 3: ch 3, turn; dc in next 2 dc, dc in next ch-1 space,
*ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next 5 dc, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next ch-1
space, dc in next dc, dc in next ch-1 space* 11 times, ch 1, skip next dc, dc
in next 5 dc, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next ch-1 space, dc in next 2 dc, dc in
2nd ch of turning ch-3.
Row 4: ch 3, turn; dc in next 3 dc, *dc in next ch-1 space,
ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next 3 dc, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next ch-1 space,
dc in next 3 dc* 12 times, dc in 2nd ch of turning ch-3.
Row 5: ch 3, turn; dc in next 4 dc, *dc in next ch-1 space,
ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next dc, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next ch-1 space,
dc in next 5 dc* 11 times, dc in next ch-1 space, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in
next dc, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next ch-1 space, dc in next 4 dc, dc in 2nd
ch of turning ch-3.
Row 6: ch 3, turn; dc in next 5 dc, *dc in next ch-1 space,
ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next ch-1 space, dc in next 7 dc* 11 times, dc in
next ch-1 space, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next ch-1 space, dc in next 5 dc, dc
in 2nd ch of turning ch-3.
Row 7: ch 3, turn; dc in next 5 dc, *ch 1, skip next dc, dc in
next ch-1 space, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next 7 dc* 12 times, ch 1, skip next
dc, dc in next ch-1 space, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next 5 dc, dc in 2nd
ch of turning ch-3.
Row 8: ch 3, turn; dc in next 4 dc, *ch 1, skip next dc, dc
in next ch-1 space, dc in next dc, dc in next ch-1 space, ch 1, skip next
dc, dc in next 5 dc* 11 times, ch 1,
skip next dc, dc in next ch-1 space, dc in next dc, dc in next ch-1 space, ch
1, skip next dc, dc in next 4 dc, dc in
2nd ch of turning ch-3.
Row 9: ch 3, turn; dc in next 3 dc, *ch 1, skip next dc, dc in
next ch-1 space, dc in next 3 dc, dc in next ch-1 space, ch 1, skip next dc, dc
in next 3 dc* 12 times, dc in 2nd ch of turning ch-3.
Row 10: ch 3, turn; dc in next 2 dc, *ch 1, skip next dc, dc
in next ch-1 space, dc in next 5 dc, dc in next ch-1 space, ch 1, skip next dc,
dc in next dc* 12 times, dc in next dc, dc in 2nd ch of turning
ch-3.
Row 11: ch 3, turn; dc in next dc, *ch 1, skip next dc, dc
in next ch-1 space, dc in next 7 dc, dc in next ch-1 space* 12 times, ch 1,
skip next dc, dc in next dc, dc in 2nd ch of turning ch-3.
Repeat Rows 2-11 until you have 81 rows in total (ending
with Row 11).
Trim
Round 1:
Working in last row: ch 6, turn, dc in base of turning ch-6, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next ch-1 space, *{ch
1, skip next dc, dc in next dc} 4 times, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next ch-1
space* 12 times; ch 1, skip next dc,
(dc, ch 3, dc) all in 2nd ch of turning ch-3.
Working in end of rows: *ch 1, dc in next end of row*
across; ch 1, (dc, ch 3, dc) all in corner ch of last end of row.
Working in original chain: ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next
ch-1 space, *{ch 1, skip next dc, dc in next dc} 4 times, ch 1, skip next dc,
dc in next ch-1 space* 12 times; ch 1, skip next dc, (dc, ch 3, dc) all in last
dc.
Working in end of rows: *ch 1, dc in next end of row*
across; ch 1, sl st in 3rd ch of beginning ch-6.
Round 2: ch 1, 3 hdc in corner space; continue making 2 hdc
in each ch-1 space and 3 hdc in each corner space around. Sl st to beginning
hdc to join round. Fasten off, weave in end.
Or you can experiment and come up with your own trim:
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It looks very sweet and soft !! Thanks for the pattern, Olga!!:)
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How beautiful blanket, love it!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Valentine's Day!
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Really beautiful...
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Anna
It's so beautiful, thank you for the pattern. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Olga, wow this blanket is stunning and I love this soft yellow color and the stitch pattern it made. You are truly talented. Have a great day and Happy Valentines Day.
ReplyDeleteJulie
Lovely pattern. The blanket looks so cozy. Love the color too. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely beautiful blanket. Thanks so much for the pattern. I promise I'll put it to good use. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is very pretty, Olga. As always, thanks for sharing your pattern! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteLovely, thanks for sharing.
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Oi Olga!
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ReplyDeleteVery pretty blanket. Thanks for sharing the pattern.
ReplyDeleteOh that is soooo lovely, thank you kindly for sharing the pattern! Chrissie x
ReplyDeleteVery cute blanket. Pleasing color.
ReplyDeletethat is one beautifull blanket pattern... thank you heaps for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog from sarah sweethearts and became a new follower now. Lovely blog!!
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ReplyDeleteLisa
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSherry
Hello, I crocheted and made several afgans about fifteen years ago.
ReplyDeleteI like the look of the "Lacy Crochet Diamond" and I wonder if you
could tell me the skill level to making this one. Thank you.
Oh my goodness, I've been looking for a pattern like this! Thank you so so much! It's beautiful (:
ReplyDelete-Corey
This pattern was super easy to work up. I used 2 cones of Lily Sugar and Cream cotton in Key lime. So pretty in variegated.
ReplyDeleteHi could u tell me .. I did not understand Trim .. What is to be done ??
ReplyDeleteHello Karishma Bandivdekar, When I mentioned "trim" I was referring to the outside edge of the blanket. The stitches that you repeat on the edge, all around the blanket. My question was about the degree of difficulty. I do very simple crochet patterns now, Thank you .
ReplyDeleteThanku so much😊
Deletethanks so much for sharing this. it will make a beautiful light summer blanket for a new baby boy we are expecting in june. ♥
DeleteThank you for sharing your talents and ideas!
ReplyDeleteJust stopped by to say how much I liked this pattern. It turned out beautiful and I'm sure it'll be repeated. I crochet for charity...I know they'll love this one.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to trying my hand at this one. I love the lacy diamonds... absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Beth P
I am expecting my first grandchild and I have found so many beautiful patterns on here, I am going to start on this blanket first. Thank you for sharing, you are very talented.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this pattern. It is perfect change the color and you can make it for a boy or a little girl all depends on the color you use.
ReplyDeleteI tried to work the pattern as a scarf and I found a mis-type in the pattern.(11x11) 121+6= 127. So it should be multiples of 11+6 for working the pattern. Because with 12+6 that would have made the foundation chain (12x10)=120+7. So is the multiples suppose to be 12+6 or is the 11+6 correct?
ReplyDeleteMultiples of 12 + 6 worked for me, otherwise you have an extra stitch in the foundation chain
DeleteI just made a blanket using this pattern. I gave the blanket to a co-worker as a baby shower gift. It was just lovely. Your instructions were very easy to follow. Plus, once I had the first 11 rows done I was able to work off of my prior rows instead of constantly referring back to the pattern. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful design!
ReplyDeleteI'am new to crochet and this is the first time i've tried to follow a pattern,after a few pulling outs everything seems to be going great now,thanks for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI'am new to crochet and this is the first time i've tried to follow a pattern,after a few pulling outs everything seems to be going great now,thanks for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this lovely (and easy to follow) pattern. I have made two and plan on making more!
ReplyDeletemultiple of 12 or 11. in a previous comment someon said it was really 11, I see that because 127 is not a multiple of 12 plus 6. so what is the answer?
ReplyDeleteI just made several first rows of the blanket to figure out what the mistake was. It actually should be a multiple of 10, plus 7. Then starting with ch 127, you'll get 12 pattern repeats (I mixed up pattern repeats with multiple of). But anyway, starting with ch 127 the pattern still works!
DeleteOlga, thank you for this beautiful pattern. I have tried numerous times but was unable get past Row 4. I hope you can help me with this. Starting with Row 5 (after ch 3 and turn, it says dc in next 4 dc, *dc in next ch-1 space. When I dc in the next 4 dc, the last stitch ends up in the ch-1 space. So I am off one stitch. Any help is appreciated. Thank you
DeleteIt's been such a long time since I made this blanket and wrote the pattern. Honestly, I can't just help you from the top of my head. A lot of people on Ravelry have made this blanket, some of them quite recent, so perhaps you can ask in the forum there.
DeleteHello Olga, I made this blanket and it came out beautiful. I was wondering how to make this blanket a larger size. If I chain 147 instead of the 127. Would I do 14 pattern repeats instead of the 12? Thanks for your help.
ReplyDeleteHi Maria, yes, starting with ch 147 you should get 14 pattern repeats.
DeleteBeautiful blanket. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery nice thank you.
ReplyDeleteI do not consider myself a beginner yet I am having such a hard time trying to get this started.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! About how much yarn did you use?
ReplyDeleteThis pattern has been around for years. I have made in baby blanket and adult size.
ReplyDeleteJust finished this lovely blanket...pattern was prefect and turned out just like the pic! Thank you for posting this! My new favorite!
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ReplyDeleteNo, I don't have a video for this blanket. I've never done any crochet videos, so I'm a bit intimidated by the idea. But hopefully one day I'll try it.
like it
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog - so many beautiful things! Thank you for sharing and your inspiration! Now, I need to get busy making one of these gorgeous blankets!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely blanket. I know the pattern very well and have had many successes with it.
ReplyDeleteWhere are the directions for the diamond baby blanket with the cross in the center?
ReplyDeleteYou should ask on Ravelry. That was someone else's variation/modification of this pattern. I didn't make/write that pattern.
DeleteThank you so much for sharing the Lacy Crochet Diamond pattern. I have made two already to be used as Christening or Baptismal blankets at De Kalb First United Methodist Church, in De Kalb, Texas. I've made several others from other patterns, but I know I will come back to this pattern.
ReplyDeleteI tried several diamond stitch patterns; the instructions were confusing. I gave up until I came upon your blog and tried the Lacy Crochet Diamond pattern. The instructions are so easy to follow. The blanket is exactly what I was looking for. Absolutely beautiful. I needed a smaller size (8 diamonds) for a preemie in the NICU. I just chained a long chain then worked the pattern. I believe it should be 80+7. This pattern is a keeper.
ReplyDeleteIs there a matching hat for this blanket? I see one in a photo but can't find a pattern anywhere.
ReplyDeleteHi,
DeleteUnfortunately no, I don't have a pattern for the hat. That is a picture of someone's work from Ravelry. It's not my work.
I love this pattern, I was wondering if there was a chart for it?
ReplyDeleteHi! No, unfortunately, I don't have a chart; only a written pattern.
DeleteNow the chart is available too!
DeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this pattern. I plan to crochet it in baby blue for an expectant mother as a baby gift. I love it!!
I am experiencing some confusion on my end with this pattern. At the end of each row it says to DC in the 2nd ch of turning, then ch 3. So I'm double crocheting in the 2nd chain of the previous row's chain 3? I'm ending up with a half moon shape instead of a straight edge. Am I adding too many stitches? The pattern is still intact. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern! Looks simple yet special. Do you remember how much yarn you used for it? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI used one big skein of Snuggly Wuggly by Loops&Threads, which is 1260 yards.
DeleteHi, i used your lovely pattern for a beautiful blanket for my niece. I just wrote a blog about different stuff to crochet for baby's and people really liked this link. I was hoping i could translate of in Dutch and post that in a blog, of course with your link and permission.
ReplyDeleteHope to hear from you.
I'm sorry, somehow I've missed this comment. No, I don't mind, you may translate the pattern, but please give me the credit and link to my blog. Thank you.
DeleteI cannot seem to find this pattern with the cross, to make it a christening blanket. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful pattern.
ReplyDeleteThat was someone else's variation/modification of this pattern. I didn't make/write that pattern. You may want to try asking the person who made that blanket on Ravelry.
DeleteDo you skip the first dc of each row when starting new rows?? Or do you ch3 and dc in same stitch. Ive frogged this 3 times because skipping that first stitch doesnt look right as well as the space at the end f each row
DeleteDo you skip the first dc of each row when starting new rows?? Or do you ch3 and dc in same stitch. Ive frogged this 3 times because skipping that first stitch doesnt look right as well as the space at the end f each row
ReplyDeleteYes, you need to skip the very first stitch. Your turning ch-3 counts as a stitch over the first stitch.
DeleteHope this helps,
Olga
Yes thank you so much!! I was doing that part right but was crocheting into the ch1 instead of ch1 space once i fixed that its working out better.
ReplyDeleteVery well written just way over thought the beginnning of each row lol
Could the diamond stitch be done in worsted weight yarn instead of baby yarn?
ReplyDeleteSherry
I don't see why not! The texture is going to be a bit thicker, but otherwise it would't be a problem.
DeleteThe only thing is I would't recommend making it with variegated yarn. The pattern won't be visible.
wanted to tell you your row 2 is incorrect..
ReplyDeleteThe row 2 is incorrect in the written pattern or in the symbol chart? And what exactly seems incorrect?
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DeleteHow could this pattern be worked in the round? Any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteI just started making this blanket. Very easy and the chart is wonderful! Thank you. I already want to make a throw with this pattern. How many would I add to the chain? I’m guessing the basic pattern would be the same.
ReplyDeleteHello, I was wondering how I would go about completing this pattern when doing foundation double crochet? How many stitches wide is the diamond? I am not good with charts.
ReplyDeleteHi. I'm wondering if I choose to make this larger, say for a queen bed, how should I adjust the pattern?
ReplyDeleteThis was the easiest diamond pattern I found. I used the written instructions and it was very clear row by row. Thanks for sharing. I would also like to know how to make a larger size. The basic starting chain count is all I need.
ReplyDeleteThe stitch is a multiple of 10, plus 7
DeleteIn previous posts you have posts so many knitted designs related to colorful woolen blankets. I really appreciate your designs but I want to share some designed of duvet cover set from quility blankets.
ReplyDeleteThis article is very informative I've read this article for improving my embroidery skill and it's really worth it thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteI've made this several times for grandchildren. I'd lost the trim directions so,needless to say, I was thrilled to see you were still sharing your pattern Thank you from our first granddaughter, due in a month.
ReplyDeleteI made this using worsted weight and it came out really nice. I was looking for a pattern for a scarf but the ones I could find weren't great so I'm using this with a repeat of 6.
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