Here’s an example: Let’s say you’re making a blanket with the Moss stitch. In order to resize each of these crochet stitches to make a blanket, you will need to pay attention to the stitch multiple given at the beginning of each tutorial. How can I resize crochet stitches to make a blanket? You will end up with too many chains or not enough. If you don’t chain the correct multiple for a given stitch, then the pattern repeat won’t work. The stitch multiple is important when it comes to resizing the width of whatever you’re making.
What do stitch multiples mean in crochet?įor each stitch that I share today, you will see at the beginning that the “starting chain should be in multiples of _”. Some links within this tutorial are affiliate links. But if you need a deeper explanation of how to do this, stay tuned for another tutorial coming out in a few weeks where you will learn how to crochet a blanket of any size using any stitch.īefore we get into the 5 beginner friendly crochet blanket stitches, I’m going to answer a few of the most asked questions about crocheting blankets. We will be learning how to crochet the Blanket stitch, the Moss stitch, the Granny Stripe stitch, the Mini Bean stitch, and the Crunch stitch!Įach of these stitches would make great blankets, but they can be used to make so many other projects too! Within each picture tutorial, I will share the stitch multiples so that you can resize it to any size. These 5 beginner friendly crochet blanket stitches are simple, reversible, and stunning! In today’s tutorial you will find step by step picture tutorials and a video tutorial for each of these beginner friendly crochet blanket stitches.
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