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202 reactions · 33 shares | This border though 😍 Okay but really… this loopy yarn edge takes a chunky blanket from “cute” to WOW in minutes. So many of you have asked how I attach loopy yarn to a hand knit blanket — and it’s actually way simpler than it looks 🙌🏼 No hooks. No needles. Just working it right into the edge. I love how it adds: ✨ texture ✨ movement ✨ a soft, finished look ✨ and that extra little something that makes it feel high-end If you’ve been leaving your blanket edges plain… this is your sign to try it. Save this for your next project 😍 Tag me if you add a loopy border — I NEED to see it 😍 #chunkyblanket #handknitblanket #chunkyyarn #fingerknitting | Jamie Jones | Facebook
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202 reactions · 33 shares | This border though 😍 Okay but really… this loopy yarn edge takes a chunky blanket from “cute” to WOW in minutes. So many of you have asked how I attach loopy yarn to a hand knit blanket — and it’s actually way simpler than it looks 🙌🏼 No hooks. No needles. Just working it right into the edge. I love how it adds: ✨ texture ✨ movement ✨ a soft, finished look ✨ and that extra little something that makes it feel high-end If you’ve been leaving your blanket edges plain… this is your sign to try it. Save this for your next project 😍 Tag me if you add a loopy border — I NEED to see it 😍 #chunkyblanket #handknitblanket #chunkyyarn #fingerknitting | Jamie Jones | Facebook

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202 reactions · 33 shares | This border though 😍 Okay but really… this loopy yarn edge takes a chunky blanket from “cute” to WOW in minutes. So many of you have asked how I attach loopy yarn to a hand knit blanket — and it’s actually way simpler than it looks 🙌🏼 No hooks. No needles. Just working it right into the edge. I love how it adds: ✨ texture ✨ movement ✨ a soft, finished look ✨ and that extra little something that makes it feel high-end If you’ve been leaving your blanket edges plain… this is your sign to try it. Save this for your next project 😍 Tag me if you add a loopy border — I NEED to see it 😍 #chunkyblanket #handknitblanket #chunkyyarn #fingerknitting | Jamie Jones | Facebook
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202 reactions · 33 shares | This border though 😍 Okay but really… this loopy yarn edge takes a chunky blanket from “cute” to WOW in minutes. So many of you have asked how I attach loopy yarn to a hand knit blanket — and it’s actually way simpler than it looks 🙌🏼 No hooks. No needles. Just working it right into the edge. I love how it adds: ✨ texture ✨ movement ✨ a soft, finished look ✨ and that extra little something that makes it feel high-end If you’ve been leaving your blanket edges plain… this is your sign to try it. Save this for your next project 😍 Tag me if you add a loopy border — I NEED to see it 😍 #chunkyblanket #handknitblanket #chunkyyarn #fingerknitting | Jamie Jones | Facebook

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Crochet – Free Dinosaur Granny Square Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern ✨🦕 Perfect for nurseries, baby showers, or little dinosaur lovers! This cozy blanket is made from textured granny squares with sweet appliqué dinosaurs and bobble stitch spikes for extra dimension. Save this post and get crocheting! 🧶💕 🧶 Materials: • Worsted weight yarn (4 weight) – Cream (main square color) – Mint green – Teal – Peach • 5.0 mm (H) crochet hook • Tapestry needle • Scissors • Stitch marker 📏 Finished Size: Approx. 36” x 36” (9 squares total – adjustable!) 🧵 Granny Square Base (Make 9) Using Cream: Round 1: Ch 4, sl st to form ring. Ch 3 (counts as dc), 2 dc in ring. Ch 2, 3 dc in ring, ch 2 repeat 3 times. Sl st to top of ch 3. Round 2: Sl st to corner space. Ch 3, 2 dc, ch 2, 3 dc in same space. Ch 1. In next corner: 3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc. Ch 1. Repeat around. Sl st to top of ch 3. Round 3–5: Continue granny pattern: 3 dc in each side space, and (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in each corner. Fasten off after Round 5. 🦕 Dinosaur Appliqué (Make 9) Using desired dino color: Body: Ch 11 Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across (10). Ch 1, turn. Row 2: Sc across (10). Row 3: Dec, sc 6, dec (8). Row 4: Sc across. Fasten off. Head shaping: Attach yarn at one end. Sc 3, hdc 2, sc 2 to form rounded head. Tail: Attach yarn at opposite end. Ch 3, sl st back into base stitch. 🦴 Spikes (Bobble Stitch) Join spike color along the back. Bobble stitch (bo): Yarn over, insert hook, pull up loop, yarn over pull through 2 (5 times in same stitch), yarn over and pull through all loops. Work 4–5 bobbles evenly across the back. Fasten off and weave ends. 👀 Eye Detail Using black yarn or embroidery thread: Add a small French knot or stitch for the eye. 🧷 Assembly Center dinosaur onto each granny square. Sew securely using matching yarn. Join squares using whip stitch or single crochet join (3×3 layout). Add optional border: Simple Border: Round 1: Sc evenly around entire blanket, 3 sc in corners. Round 2: Hdc around for a soft finish. Fasten off and weave in all ends. 🦕💛 And you’re done! A sweet, textured dinosaur blanket full of personality and charm! Would you make this in soft pastels or bold primary colors? Tell me below! 👇💬 Don’t forget to like & save for later! #crochetpattern #crochetbabyblanket #dinosaurblanket #grannysquare #crochetaddict #handmadebaby #crochetlover | Facebook
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Crochet – Free Dinosaur Granny Square Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern ✨🦕 Perfect for nurseries, baby showers, or little dinosaur lovers! This cozy blanket is made from textured granny squares with sweet appliqué dinosaurs and bobble stitch spikes for extra dimension. Save this post and get crocheting! 🧶💕 🧶 Materials: • Worsted weight yarn (4 weight) – Cream (main square color) – Mint green – Teal – Peach • 5.0 mm (H) crochet hook • Tapestry needle • Scissors • Stitch marker 📏 Finished Size: Approx. 36” x 36” (9 squares total – adjustable!) 🧵 Granny Square Base (Make 9) Using Cream: Round 1: Ch 4, sl st to form ring. Ch 3 (counts as dc), 2 dc in ring. Ch 2, 3 dc in ring, ch 2 repeat 3 times. Sl st to top of ch 3. Round 2: Sl st to corner space. Ch 3, 2 dc, ch 2, 3 dc in same space. Ch 1. In next corner: 3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc. Ch 1. Repeat around. Sl st to top of ch 3. Round 3–5: Continue granny pattern: 3 dc in each side space, and (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in each corner. Fasten off after Round 5. 🦕 Dinosaur Appliqué (Make 9) Using desired dino color: Body: Ch 11 Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across (10). Ch 1, turn. Row 2: Sc across (10). Row 3: Dec, sc 6, dec (8). Row 4: Sc across. Fasten off. Head shaping: Attach yarn at one end. Sc 3, hdc 2, sc 2 to form rounded head. Tail: Attach yarn at opposite end. Ch 3, sl st back into base stitch. 🦴 Spikes (Bobble Stitch) Join spike color along the back. Bobble stitch (bo): Yarn over, insert hook, pull up loop, yarn over pull through 2 (5 times in same stitch), yarn over and pull through all loops. Work 4–5 bobbles evenly across the back. Fasten off and weave ends. 👀 Eye Detail Using black yarn or embroidery thread: Add a small French knot or stitch for the eye. 🧷 Assembly Center dinosaur onto each granny square. Sew securely using matching yarn. Join squares using whip stitch or single crochet join (3×3 layout). Add optional border: Simple Border: Round 1: Sc evenly around entire blanket, 3 sc in corners. Round 2: Hdc around for a soft finish. Fasten off and weave in all ends. 🦕💛 And you’re done! A sweet, textured dinosaur blanket full of personality and charm! Would you make this in soft pastels or bold primary colors? Tell me below! 👇💬 Don’t forget to like & save for later! #crochetpattern #crochetbabyblanket #dinosaurblanket #grannysquare #crochetaddict #handmadebaby #crochetlover | Facebook

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