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Knit Squares Crocheted Together {Tutorial} Baby Blanket

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Today I have a knitted/crochets blanket to share with you. The BEST part… I’m donating it to PROJECT LINUS!
Now… here’s how I did it.
1. I knit 9 squares from leftover yarn. I love making a blanket like this, you can use different yarn, colors and weights all in one blanket. Just make sure they are pretty close to the same size!
2. Crochet the squares together. I used gray yarn, and first went down the vertical seams. Weave in ends as you go.
3. inbetween each square I chain two… to give a bit of space so when I crochet the other direction I can go over/under the chain.
4. vertical seams done.
5. Do the same on the horizontal seams. Go either under or over the chain 2 in each gap. You should have a solid blanket now.
6. edge it! I did a single crochet around the outside weaving in all left ends. I also added a little scalloped edge. Start at the beginning single crochet, skip one stitch, double crochet 5 times in next stitch, skip one single crochet (repeat) You may have to skip more than one to get the desired edging look.

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