This
pattern is my first one and I beg your pardon if you find a mistakes in it. And
I will be appreciating if you inform me about them.
I'm glad everyone like this blanket - it is fresh, nice and smiley!
Crocheting is not difficult and is suitable for beginners too.
If you qish you can add the project to your queue on Ravelry:
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/minion-blancket
and
You can also take a look to my other project there and add them to your queue:
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/irshad
The blanket
was for charity and I crochet it just without a pattern.
The
measurements are app. 125/100 sm. But if you need another size you should
calculate the size of blocks and depend f your yarn, to calculate the number of
a stitches.
For that
afghan I crochet 20 blocks – 7 yellow, 7 white and 6 blue. But if you prefer
another diagram you may crochet a different number of color blocks.
I mean that
– my joining diagram was that one:
And you may choose another kind of a blocks position like that:
Or like that:
And so on –
you just need to crochet another number of color blocks.
First of
all you need 3 basic colors + 1 for Minions overalls and for a border. Basic
colors are white, yellow and blue + dark blue, black and grey.
App you
need 160m for 2 blocks. I used Yarn Art’s Jeens – 45% acryl + 55 % cotton, 160
m for 50 grams. The same yarn is Alize
Cotton Gold and is more comfortable for work because it has 100gr yarn balls,
350 m.
I crochet
it with hook 3.5mm and single crochet but you don’t need to and if I crochet it
again I never use SC and 3.5mm hook again.
That’s why
I advise you to crochet using HDC and 3.5 mm hook.
The gauge
is not important for that blanket.
For that
example size 125/100 sm and 4/5 blocks, with white and blue yarn, crochet
blocks are made by this pattern:
1)
Ch
44, Hdc in a 3-rd chain, Hdc to the end, ch 2 and turn
2)
Hdc
to the end, ch 2 and turn
3)
Repeat
r2 (47) times or until you reach desired length, turn, do not fasten off
4)
Edging Rnd: Ch 1, 2 sc in first st, sc in next
st, sc in every st to the
corner, 3 sc in last st to create corner, work sc evenly down side of square, beg by working
across opposite side of foundation rep from * around, work 1 more sc in same st
as beg sts, sl st to first st. Fasten off
About dark blue – yellow - black
blocks (Minions):
1) With dark blue yarn ch 44, hdc in a
3-rd chain, hdc to the end, ch 2 and turn
2) Hdc to the end, ch 2 and turn
3) Repeat r 2 (7) times
4) Change the color – with yellow yarn
repeat r2 28 times.
5) Change the color – with black yarn
repeat r2 5 times
6) Change the color – with yellow yarn
repeat r2 7 times. Turn, do not fasten off.
7) Edging
Rnd – use an yellow yarn about
the yellow part and a dark blue for the dark blue part of a block: Ch 1,
2 sc in first st, sc in next st, sc in every st to the corner, 3 sc in last st to create corner,
work sc evenly down side of square, beg
by working across opposite side of foundation rep from * around, work 1 more sc
in same st as beg sts, sl st to first st. Fasten off
Joining the blocks:
Depends of diagram you choose, begin
joining the blocks on the horizontal using only the dark blue yarn.
When you make these horizontal bars, join them on vertical using blue and yellow yarn.
*If you read the pattern before i've made a mistake and Anneloes Rotteveel - big thanks to her - correct the text :)
Minions Eyes:
For my blanket I crochet 10 rounded
pieces for the eyes. Some of minions are with 1 or with 2 eyes.
Rnd 1: You may begin with 12 DC in a
magic ring or Ch 3, 11Dc in 3-rd ch from a hook, SlSt in a first Dc to join.
Rnd 2: ch 3, 2 Dc in each Dc around. Sl st in first Dc, to join. (24Dc)
Rnd 3: ch 2, (Hdc in next Dc, 2 Hdc in next Dc) around.
Sl st in first Dc, to join. (36 sc)
Change with Grey yarn and continue crochet 1 Sc in
every Hdc from a previous row. Sl St in first Hdc to join, end off. Weave the ends.
Black center of the eyes:
With black yarn you may crochet 12 DC in a magic ring or Ch 3,
11Dc in 3-rd ch from a hook, SlSt in a first Dc to join. End off. Weave the
ends.
You need to attach black parts to
the eyes with hot glue or sewing. Attach
black parts on the center or sideward of it.
When the crochet eyes become ready,
attach them on the afghan blocks using hot glue or sewing.
Take a look on my Minion mitts&beanie
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