Patchwork Ocean Baby Blanket

 

This week I want to share with you the last in my Ocean Themed Crochet Projects, the Patchwork Ocean Baby Blanket.   I have had a couple of friends who have had babies (or a due babies) this year and I always love the excuse the design a cute baby blanket and toy.   This particular friend knew she was having a boy and so I knew I wanted to play around with blue colours to create this blanket.   Having done a couple of Dinosaur Baby Blankets last year I wanted to create something different and so I ended up with a nautical theme.

I decided to go with a patchwork blanket as this is something I haven't made in a long time and I have never created a patchwork blanket for a boy either.   I picked out a couple of blue colours to match in with white which would create the base for the blanket and then added some bright colours to use to create the ocean animals to go on top.   I knew I wanted all the sea creatures to look quite different so I didn't want to go for 2 different whales or a whale and a shark as they all look similar.   After a lot of thinking I settled on the animals I wanted to create; whale, dolphin, octopus, crab, fish, seahorse, starfish, manta ray and turtle.   I picked out red, yellow, navy blue, green, purple and grey to create the motives which were to go on the squares.

Originally I had in mind to complete the whole blanket in Tunisian Crochet with each square being a graph, but since they were all the be mini pictures, I found sticking to squares only difficult to allow the animals to looks like what they should be.  So I ended up abandoning this plan.   Instead, I decided to make squares and then applique the animals on afterwards and this gave me much more flexibility to create the sea creatures as I wanted.   The Squares I ended up making a rectangle shape and using Tunisian Honeycomb Stitch (a stitch

that has quickly become a favourite of mine) to create and I really love the background texture this gives the blanket.

Once the squares were made I set about creating the motives, some of which were quick to make and was created in more or less one piece, like the starfish and others which were more complicated to make and had several parts like the octopus.   I made each applique one at a time and sewed in one its square before making the next one.   This broke up the sewing part for me, which I like the least and lasted as much as a couple of hours for some of the appliques.    The applique I am most proud of though is the yellow Tang Fish.   I love how this came out, it has a great shape and the fins really do look light and like they are moving.

To finish off the blanket, I surface slip stitches the squares together in a lighter blue colour and worked two rounds of single crochet around the edge before finishing off with the border.   For the longest time I have wanted to use the Candy Cane border for a blanket, but it just hasn't worked out as I either didn't have enough yarn at the end, or it didn't work with the design.   This time however, it works perfectly.  In the blues and white mix I think it really looks like a rippling ocean around the edge and really finishes this blanket off.

I don't just like making a baby blanket though, I feel like they need a small comforter or rattle toy to go with them and this time I wanted to create a rattle toy.   I picked out one of the blue colours and eventually settled on making an octopus toy.   I know I have seen loads of posts about the positive effect they have on premature babies so I figured they should be great for a normal baby too.   It only took a couple of hours to make the octopus and before I completely stuffed it I added a rattle inside.   I don't actually have a rattle so I just used the inside of a kinder egg and filled with with small beads which makes a soft rattle sound, perfect for a small baby.

Although I originally designed this blanket for a boy, I actually think it would be really cute for a girl too.  If like me you would like to make this Patchwork Ocean Baby Blanket and Octopus Rattle for a baby you know is coming soon, then you can find the pattern for them for FREE below.   And as always, please feel free to share the pictures of this blanket or any of my other designs on social media.

See you next week for another baby blanket and comforter set featuring elephants.

Vicky x

Patchwork Ocean Baby Blanket

 1.  Materials and Resources

Below is a list of everything you will need to make this blanket,

·        Painbox Simply Chunky – 100g balls in the following colours;

o   Kinfisher Blue (334) x 3 balls

o   Marine Blue (333) x 3 balls

o   Champagne white (302) x 3 balls

o   Buttercup yellow (322) x 1

o   Rose Red (313) x 1

o   Spearmint Green (325) x 1

o   Midnight Blue (337) x 1

o   Seafoam Blue (331) x 1

o   Pansy Purple (347) x 1

o   Misty Grey (303) x 1

o   Pure Black (301) x 1

·        6mm Tunisian crochet hook & 5mm hook

·        Tapestry needle

·        Scissors

 

2.   Stitch List

Below is a list of all the stitches (and their abbreviations) featured in this series of patterns.  All terms used are American.

·        Sc – single crochet

·        Ch – chain

·        THS – Tunisian Honeycomb Stitch

·        Sc inc – sc increase

·        Sc dec – sc decrease

·        Hdc – half double crochet

·        Dc – double crochet

·        Trc – treble crochet

·        Dtrc – double treble crochet

·        Ddtrc – double double treble crochet – yarn over 4 times before inserting into stitch and complete as usual going through 2 loops at a time.

·        Trddtrc – treble, double double, treble crochet – yarn over 5 times before inserting into stitch and complete as usual going through 2 loops at a time.

·        m/c – magic circle

·        sl st – slip stitch

3.  Notes

Here are a few handy tips to help you with the pattern.

·        The gauge for the THS is 12 st and 13 rows.

·        There is no specific gauge for the motifs I just worked as tightly as possible.

·        The squares are made first.   The motifs are made and then sewn on before the squares are joined together and finally the border is added.

·        All motifs are sewn on, it is helpful to pin them down before you start so they don’t move off centre too much.

·        Where more than one stitch is shown in brackets, they are all to be worked in the same stitch.

 

4.  Pattern

Squares – Make 3 in each of Kingfisher blue, Marine Blue and Champagne White

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 31, then pull up a loop in each ch and return as normal	30
2-30	THS	30
31	Cast off in THS	30

 

Whale Motif – work in Midnight Blue

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	6 sc in m/c	6
2	(sc inc) x 6	12
3	(sc, sc inc) x 6	18
4	(2 sc, sc inc) x 6	24
5	(3 sc, sc inc) x 6	30
6	(4 sc, sc inc) x 6	36
7	30 sc, turn	30 (6 unworked)
8	(5 sc, sc inc) x 5, 6 sc, turn	41
	To work tail
9	7 sc, turn	7
10	7 sc, turn	7
11	7 sc, turn	7
12	Sc dec, 3 sc, sc dec, turn	5
13	5 sc, turn	5
14	Sc dec, sc, sc dec, turn	3
15	3 sc	3
16	Tail – ch 6, sk ch, trc, dc, dc, hdc, hdc, sc across row 15
17	Ch 6, sk ch, trc, dc, dc, hdc, hdc, sl into sc
	Cast off
	Reattach yarn at opposite side of tail to create nose
1	7 sc, turn	7
2	Sc dec, 3 sc, sc dec, turn	5
3	Sc dec, sc, sc dec, turn	3
4	Sc 3 together	1
5	Sc around the edge of the whale

 

Whale Eye – work in White

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	6 sc in m/c	6
	Sl st and cast off
	Sew  a black dot in the centre of the eye and sew eye to whale.

 

Whale Fin – work in Midnight Blue

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 5, sk sc, sc across, turn	4
2-8	Sc across, turn	4
9	Sc 4 tog	1
10	Sc around edge of fin
	Cast off and sew to whale

 

Whale Spray– work in Seafoam Blue

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 9, sk sc, sc 4, ch 4, sk sc, sc 3 down ch, ch 4, sk sc, sc 3 down ch, sc in last 4 of starting ch
	Cast off and sew behind whale.

Sew Whale to a white square. 

 

Manta Ray Motif – work in Midnight Blue

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch2, 3sc in 2nd ch, turn	3
2	Sc across	3
3	Sc inc, sc, sc inc, turn	5
4	Sc across	5
5	Sc inc, 3 sc, sc inc, turn	7
6	Sc across	7
7	Sc inc, 5sc, sc inc, turn	9
8	Sc across	9
9	Sc inc, 7 sc, sc inc, turn	11
10	Sc inc, 9 sc, sc inc turn	13
11	Sc inc, 11 sc, sc inc, turn	15
12	Ch 3, sc in 2nd ch and to end of row, turn	17
13	Sc 15, leave last 2 unworked, turn	15
14-17	Sc across	15
18	Sc across, ch 3, turn	15
19	Sc in 2nd from hk and to end of piece, turn (mark last stitch	17
20	Sc dec, 11 sc, sc dec, turn (leave unworked stitch)	13
21	Sc dec, 9 sc, sc dec, turn	11
22	Sc dec, 7 sc, sc dec, turn	9
23	Sc across	9
24	sc dec, 5 sc, sc dec, turn	7
25	Sc across	7
26	Sc dec, 3 sc, sc dec, turn	5
27	Sc across	5
28	Sc dec, sc, sc dec	3
29	Sc across	3
30	Sc 3 tog	1
	Cast off

 

Row	Instruction	Stitches
	Join yarn at stitch marker to make tail
1	7 sc, turn	7
2	Sc across, turn	7
3	Sc dec, 3 sc, sc dec, turn	5
4	Sc across	5
5	Sc dec, sc, sc dec, turn	3
6	Sc across	3
7	Sc 3 tog	1
8	Ch 7, sk ch and sc back up ch
9	Sc around edge of manta ray to other side of tail put 3 sc in the end of each fin.

 

 

Manta Ray Eyes – work in White x 2

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	6 sc in m/c	6
	Sl st and cast off
	Sew  a black dot in the centre of the eye and sew eye to manta ray.

 

Sew Manta Ray to a white square. 

 Seahorse Body Motif – work in purple

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	6 sc in m/c	6
2	(sc inc) x 6	12
3	(sc, sc inc) x 6	18
4	Sc 12, sl st, turn (mark sl st with st marker)	12
5	Sc 14, sl st, turn	14
6	3 sc, sl st, turn	3
7	3 sc, sl st turn	3
8	Sc dec, 3 sc in sc, turn	4
9	3 sc in sc, sc dec, sk sc, turn	4
10-11	Rep rows 8 & 9	4
	Cast off

 

Seahorse Head – work in purple

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 2, sk ch, 3 sc in next ch, turn	3
2	Sc inc, sc, sc inc, turn	5
3-6	Sc across, turn	5
7	Sc dec, 3 sc, turn	4
8	2 sc, sc dec, turn	3
9	Sc dec, sc, turn	2
10-12	Sc across	2
13	Sc dec,	1
	Cast off and sew above neck
	Sew an eye in black on the head

 

Seahorse Tail – work in purple

Row	Instruction	Stitches
	Attach yarn at the stitch marker next to stomach facing the RS
1	3 sc , sl st, turn	3
2	3 sc, sc in stomach, turn	4
3	Sc dec, 2 sc, turn	3
4	Sc across, turn	3
5	Sc dec, sc, turn	2
6-12	Sc across, turn	2
	Cast off
	To make tail curl
1	Ch 10, sk ch, 2 sc in next 5 ch, sc in remaining 4 ch
	Cast off and sew to end of tail.

 Seahorse Edge – work in purple

Row	Instruction	Stitches
	Attach yarn at RS of tail (above curl), 10 sl st, (sc, hdc, dc), (trc, dc, trc), (dc, trc, dc), (hdc, sc), 9 sl st, (sc hdc), (hdc, sc), sl st to other side of tail above curl
	Cast off

Sew Seahorse to a white square.

 Turtle Shell Motif – work in green

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	6 sc in m/c	6
2	(sc inc, 2 sc) x 2	8
3	(sc inc, sc inc, 2 sc) x 2	12
4	Sc, 3 sc in same st, 5 sc, 3 sc in same st, 4 sc	16
5	2 sc, 3 sc in st, 7 sc, 3 sc in same st, 5 sc	20
6	3 sc, 3 sc in same st, 9 sc, 3 sc in same st., 6 sc	24
7	(3 sc, sc inc) x 6	30
8	5 sc, (sc inc) x 3, 12 sc, (sc inc) x 3, 7sc	25
9	(5 sc, sc inc) x 6	42
10	(6 sc, sc inc) x 6	48
	Sl st and cast off
	In grey sew turtle shell lines on.

 

Turtle Legs – work in green x 4

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 4, sk ch, sc in each ch to end	3
2-8	Sc across	3
9	Sc 3 tog, ch 1	1
10	Sl st around edge of fins and cast off

 

Turtle Tail – work in Green

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 4, sk ch, sc across	3
2-4	Sc across	3
5	Sc 3 tog, ch 1	1
6	Sl st around edge of tail and cast off

 

Turtle Head – work in green

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 4, sk ch, sc in next 3 ch, turn	3
2-4	Sc across	3
5	Sc inc, 3 sc, sc inc, turn	5
6	Sc inc, 3 sc, sc inc, turn	7
7-10	Sc across	7
11	Sc dec, 3 sc, sc dec, turn	5
12	Sc dec, sc , sc dec, turn	3
13	Sc 3 tog, ch 1	1
14	Sl st around head, cast off
	Sew 2 black eyes on the head

Sew Turtle legs, head and tail underneath edge of the shell and then sew the turtle onto a marine blue square.

 Octopus Body Motif – work in red

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	6 sc in m/c	6
2	(sc inc) x 6	12
3	(sc, sc inc) x 6	18
4	(2 sc, sc inc) x 6	24
5	(3 sc, sc inc) x 6	30
6	(4 sc, sc inc) x 6	36
7	Sc, hdc, hdc, dc, (dc, ch 3, sc), 4 sc, (sc, ch 3, dc) dc, hdc, hdc, sc, sl st
8	Sc around egde of octopus and put a (sc, ch 1, sc) in each corner and 2 sc, in ch3 gaps.   Sl st and cast off

 

Octopus Eye’s – work 2 in White

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	6 sc in m/c	6
	Sl st and cast off
	Sew  a black dot in the centre of the eye and sew eye to octopus

 

Octopus Legs – work 8 in red

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 21, sk 1, 2 sc in next 10 ch, sc in next 10 sc
	Cast off

 

Sew Octopus and legs onto a marine blue square arranging the legs randomly around the body.

 Crab Body Motif – work in red

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	6 sc in m/c	6
2	(sc inc, sc inc, sc) x 2	10
3	Sc, sc inc, sc inc, 3 sc, sc inc, sc inc, 2 sc	14
4	2 sc, sc inc, sc inc, 5 sc, sc inc, sc inc, 3 sc	18
5	3 sc, sc inc, sc inc, 7 sc, sc inc, sc inc, 4 sc	22
6	4 sc, sc inc, sc inc, 9 sc, sc inc, sc inc, 5 sc	26
7	5 sc, sc inc, sc inc, 11 sc, sc inc, sc inc, 6 sc	30
8	(4 sc, sc inc) x 6	36
9	(5 sc, sc inc) x 6	42
10	(3 sc, ch 9, sk ch, sc in next 8 ch) x 4, 11 sc, (ch 9, sk ch, sc in next 8 ch, 3 sc) x 4, 7 sc, sl st, cast off

 

Crab Pincers– work 2 in red

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 4, sk ch, (sc, hdc), (dc, trc), (dc, hdc, sc), turn	7
2	Ch 4, sk ch, (sc hdc), (dc, trc), (dc, hdc), sc in sc at end of step 1	7
3	Ch 9, sk ch, hdc in each ch to end, sc in sc at the end of step 2, sl st to next st and cast off	9

 

Crab Eye’s – work 2 in White

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	6 sc in m/c	6
	Sl st and cast off
	Sew  a black dot in the centre of the eye and sew eye to crab

 

Sew Crab pincers to front of crab and attach to marine blue square.

 Star Fish Motif – work in yellow

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	5 sc in m/c	5
2	(sc inc) x 5	10
3	(sc, ch 1, sc)) x 5	5+ 5 corners
4	(2 sc, sc-ch1-sc) x 5	10 + 5 corners
5	(3 sc, sc-ch1-sc) x 5	15 + 5 corners
6	Sc 4, turn (takes you to the next corner)
7a	Sc 6, turn	6
7b	Sc 6, turn	6
7c	Sc dec, 2 sc, sc dec, turn	4
7d	4 sc, turn	4
7e	4 sc, turn	4
7f	4 sc, turn	4
7g	(sc dec) x 2, turn	2
7h	2 sc, turn	2
7i	2 sc, turn	2
7j	Sc dec, cast off	1
	Attach yarn at the next corner and repeat step 7 for the remaining 4 points
8	Sc around star edge with a sc-ch1-sc in each start point.

 

Starfish Eye’s – work 2 in White

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	6 sc in m/c	6
	Sl st and cast off
	Sew  a black dot in the centre of the eye and sew eye to starfish

 

Sew Starfish to a Kingfisher blue square.

 

Yellow Tang Fish Motif – work in yellow

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 2, sk ch, 3 sc, in next ch, turn	3
2	Sc across, turn	3
3	Sc inc, sc, sc inc, turn	5
4	Sc across, turn	5
5	Sc inc, 3 sc, sc inc, turn	7
6	Sc across, turn	7
7	Sc inc, 5 sc, sc inc, turn	9
8	Sc across, turn	9
9	Sc inc, 7 sc, sc inc, turn	11
10	Sc across, turn	11
11	Sc inc, 9 sc, sc inc, turn	13
12	Sc across, turn	13
13	Sc inc, 11 sc, sc inc, turn	15
14	Sc across, turn	15
15	Sc inc, 13 sc, sc inc, turn	17
16	Sc across, turn	17
17	Sc inc, 15, sc, sc inc, turn	19
18	Sc across, turn	19
19	Sc inc, 17sc, sc inc, turn	21
20-22	Sc across, turn	21
23	Sc dec, 17sc, dec, turn	19
24	Sc dec, 15 sc, sc dec, turn	17
25	Sc dec, 13 sc, sc dec, turn	15
26	Sc dec, 11 sc, sc dec, turn	13
27	Sc dec, 9 sc, sc dec, turn	11
28	Sc dec, 7 sc, sc dec, turn	9
29	Sc dec, 5 sc, sc dec, turn	5
30	Sc dec, 3 sc, sc dec, turn	3
32-33	Sc across, turn	3
34	Sc 3 tog	1
	Cast off

 

Yellow Tang Fish Fin Motif – work in yellow

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Attach yarn at end of row 19 with RS facing, with a sl st, then work across in the end of the rows as follows; Sc, sc, hdc, hdc, dc, dc, trc, trc, dtrc, dtrc, ddtrc, ddtrc, trddtrc, trddtrc, trddtrc, cast off
2	Second fin, turn the fish upside down and attach yarn at the tail with a sl st and then ch 6, then work as follows, trddtrc ( in same st as ch6), trddtrc, trddtrc, ddtrc, ddtrc, dtrc, dtrc, trc, trc, dc, dc, hdc, hdc, sc, sc and cast off

 

Yellow Tang Fish Tail Motif – work in yellow

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 11, sk 1st ch, sc to end	10
2	Sc across, turn	10
3	Sc dec, 6 sc, sc dec, turn	8
4	Sc across, turn	8
5	Sc dec, 4 sc, dec, turn	6
6	Sc across, turn	6
7	Sc dec, 2 sc, sc dec, turn	4
8	Sc across, turn	4
9	Sc dec, sc dec, turn	2
10-12	Sc across, turn	2
	Cast off and sew tail to fish

 

Yellow Tang Fish Eye – work 2 in black

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	6 sc in m/c	6
	Sl st and cast off
	sew eye to fish

 

Sew yellow Tang Fish to a Kingfisher blue square.

 Dolphin Motif – work in grey and starting at tail end

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 4, sk ch, 3 sc, turn	3
2-4	Sc across, turn	3
5	Sc inc, 2 sc, turn	4
6	3 sc, sc inc, turn	5
7	Sc inc, 4 sc, turn	6
8	5 sc, sc inc, turn	7
9	Sc inc, 6 sc, turn	8
10	7 sc, sc inc, turn	9
11	Sc dec, 6 sc, sc inc, turn	9
12	Sc across, turn	9
13-18	Rep rows 11-12	9
19-21	Sc across, turn	9
22	Sc inc, 6 sc, sc dec, turn	9
23	Sc across, turn	9
24-27	Rep rows 22-23	9
28	7 sc, sc dec, turn	8
29	Sc dec, 6 sc, turn	7
30	5 sc, sc dec, turn	6
31	Sc dec, 4 sc, turn	5
32	3sc, sc dec, turn	4
33	Sc dec, sc dec, turn	2
33-34	Sc across	2
35	Sc dec, cast off	2
	Sew a black eye to dolphins head

 

Dolphin Tail Motif – work in grey

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Attach yarn at tail end with a sc then ch 5, sk ch, 2 sc, 3 hdc, 2 dc, trc, then sl st in centre of tail and sc in next st, turn
2	Ch 5, sk ch, 2 sc, sw hdc, 2 dc, trc, sl st in centre of tail and cast off.

 

Dolphin Dorsal Fin Motif – work in grey

Row	Instruction	Stitches
	Attach yarn at the top of the straight edge and work as follows;
1	4 sc, turn	4
2	4 sc, turn	4
3	4 sc, turn	4
4	Sc dec, 2 sc, turn	3
5	Sc, sc dec, turn	2
6	Sc dec, ch 1	1
7	Sc around the edge of the dolphin

 

Dolphin fin Motif – work in grey

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	Ch 4, sk ch and sc across, turn	3
2-5	Sc across, turn	3
6	Sc 3 tog, ch 1	1
7	Sl st around edge of fin and cast off
	Sew fin to dolphin

 

Sew Dolphin to a Kingfisher Blue Square

 Put the Blanket Together

·        Using Seafoam blue and holding the squares flat together, use surface sl st to join .

·        Using seafoam blue sc around the edge for 2 rows, putting a sc-ch2-sc in each corner.

·        Using Kingfisher blue, marine blue and white, work a candy cane border around the edge.  (sc in kingfisher blue and ch 6, and remove hook, sc in next stitch in marine blue, ch 6, remove hook, sc in next stitch in white, ch 6 and remove hook.   Then put hook in kingfisher blue loop and sc in next st, ch 6 and remove hook, put your hook back in marine blue and sc in next stitch, ch 6 and remove hook, put your hook in white loop, sc in next stitch, ch 6 and then remove hook.   Keep repeating these steps all around the edge of the blanket until you have no more stitches.   Sl st the remaining ch 6 loops into the original sc of the correct colour.

·        Sew in all ends

Octopus Rattle Toy  

1. Materials and Resources

Below is a list of everything you will need to make this octopus

• Painbox Simply chunky – 100g balls in any colours you choose – I used Kingfisher Blue (334)
• 5mm hook
• Stuffing (small amount)
• 2 x 10mm safety eyes
• Rattle (I used a kinder egg middle filled with small beads
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors
• Stitch marker

2. Stitch List

Below is a list of all the stitches (and their abbreviations) featured in this series of patterns.  All terms used are American.

• Sc – single crochet
• Ch – chain
• Sc inc – sc increase
• Sc dec – sc decrease
• Hdc – half double crochet
• m/c – magic circle
• sl st – slip stitch

3. Notes

Here are a few handy tips to help you with the pattern.

• There is no specific gauge for this octopus, just work as tightly as possible.
• The octopus is made from the top down in one piece. You will need to put the rattle in the middle of the stuffing and make sure the stuffing is surrounding the rattle.
• You will need a small amount of black yarn to make the smile.

4. Pattern

Octopus – work in Blue

Row	Instruction	Stitches
1	4 sc in m/c	4
2	(sc inc) x 4	8
3	(sc inc) x 8	16
4	(sc, sc inc) x 8	24
5	(2 sc, sc inc) x 8	32
6	(3 sc, sc inc) x 8	40
7-15	Sc around	40
16	(3 sc, sc dec) x 8	32
17	(2 sc, sc dec) x 8	24
18	(sc, sc dec) x 8	16
19	Working in f/l only – (sc, ch 25, sk ch, 2 hdc in each ch to end, sc in octopus) x 8	16 sc & 8 legs
	Add safety eyes between rows 11 & 12, 5 stitches apart from each other
	Stuff octopus and add rattle
20	Working in b.l from round 18 (behind the legs of round 19) (sc dec) x 8	8
21	(sc dec) x 4	4
	Sew shut and sew in ends
	Sew a mouth on in black

 

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