I’m so excited to share my newest pattern!! Introducing the New Dreamy Days Round Throw Crochet Pattern. This pattern took waaaay longer than anticipated to release, but I couldn’t stop adding to it. With the help of my amazing testers we added several fun border options as well as instructions for 2 different sizes. You can learn to crochet the smaller version of the blanket with the written instructions below.
I love that this unique round throw looks complicated, but it mostly uses simple stitches and actually works up quickly for a blanket.
Inspiration
I don’t know about you, but I can never have enough throw blankets throughout the house so tons of design ideas are always stirring in my mind. Typically I prefer quick makes so I wanted to come up with something that I could complete within a week or so. Well, while working on the SASSy Sunflower Placemat pattern this past summer it occurred to me that the design for those could make a really cute little blanket. And it did!!
The Dreamy Days Round Throw seems to take on a few different looks depending on the color and border you choose. From an English Cottage to a French Country style this sweet throw blanket gives the feeling of beautiful coziness. In my home it coordinates beautifully with my farmhouse look. But, it’s also gorgeous in a more contemporary style home too. Be sure to check out my tester’s photos below to see all the different styles!!
Design Details
The new Dreamy Days Round Throw crochet pattern is so pretty, but it’s also very useful. This blanket is made with super soft, bulky #5 velvet yarn to help make it extra snuggly while not being extremely heavy.
You are sure to have so much fun learning how to crochet the Dreamy Days Round Throw. Just decide which size you want to make, which border you love, then grab a few skeins of #5 bulky velvet yarn and an 8.00 mm (L) hook to create your cozy round throw. Using the Link Stitch and a few basic stitches this pattern works up quickly.
The premium downloadable PDF offers written instructions for 2 blanket sizes. The smaller size is about 44″ across and the larger throw is about 54″. Also, included is a photo tutorial for the Link Stitch, written instructions for 4 border options and a photo tutorial for the twisted fringe border shown in this photo.
Where To Get The New Dreamy Days Round Throw Crochet Pattern?
The premium PDF of the new Dreamy Days Throw crochet pattern is available here in my SASSy Shop. Or, you can find it in my Etsy or Ravelry shops too.
Readymade Dreamy Days Round Throw
If you don’t crochet and would prefer ready made products you can contact me to order!! Typically it only takes about 10-14 days to complete and ship one Dreamy Days Throw.
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How to Crochet the Dreamy Days Round Throw (Smaller Version w/ Mini Bauble Border)
What you will need for this crochet pattern
- Bulky #5 yarn (Bernat Velvet)
- 800 yards
- 8.00mm (L)
- Yarn Needle
Pattern Notes
- Advanced beginner pattern
- Written in US crochet terms
- Finished size: About 44″ across
- GAUGE: After completing Rnd 3, your blanket should measure 5.5” across.
Stitch Key
- st = stitch
- Rnd(s) = Round(s)
- ch = chain stitch
- sp = space
- sc = single crochet
- hdc = half double crochet
- dc = double crochet
- slst = slip stitch
- rep = repeat
- hdc inc = half double crochet increase; work 2 hdc in same space
- YO = yarn over
- Link Stitch
Instructions
*With 2 strands of yarn
Ch 3
Rnd 1:
dc 10 times in 3rd ch from hook, slst to join to 1st sc to form a ring, ch 1. (10dc)
Rnd 2:
hdc inc in each stitch around, ch 5. (20 hdc)
Rnd 3:
Begin 1st Link Stitch in 2nd ch from hook, continue down the remaining 3 ch and in the 1st hdc from the previous rnd. Work another Link Stitch in the 1st hdc, work 1 link stitch in next stitch, *work 2 link stitches in next st, work 1 link stitch in next st*; rep *-* around, ch 1. (30 Link Stitches)
Connect the last Link Stitch to the first Link Stitch
Slst down the edge of the last Link Stitch just worked. You are working in between each bar of the Link Stitch, (5 sl st), ch 1, turn the blanket over so that the back is facing you now, slst the last Link Stitch to the the 1st Link Stitch. Be sure that you are grabbing both sl st loops and working in between the bars of the 1st Link Stitch when connecting them. (The last sl st is placed in the ch 1 from the last Link Stitch and the top of the 1st Link Stitch), ch 2.
Rnd 4:
sc in same st, ch 4, *sk 2, sc in next st, ch 4*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st sc, ch 1. (10 ch 4 spaces)
Rnd 5:
hdc, 3 hdc in ch sp, *hdc in next hdc, 3 hdc in ch sp*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1. (40 hdc)
Rnd 6:
*2 hdc, hdc in next 2*; rep *-* around, 2 hdc in last st, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1.(54 hdc)
Rnd 7:
hdc in each st around, ch 5.
Rnd 8:
*2 Link Stitches, Link Stitch in next st*; rep *-* around, ch 1. (81 Link Stitches)
Connect the last Link Stitch to the first Link Stitch
Rnd 9:
*sc, ch 3, sk 2*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st sc, ch 1. (27 ch sp)
**It’s not uncommon for the blanket to slightly curl here but, it will lay flat as you continue to add Rnds.
Rnd 10:
hdc,2 hdc in ch sp, *hdc in next hdc, 2 hdc in ch sp*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1.(81 hdc)
Rnd 11:
*hdc, ch 3, sk 2*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1. (27 ch sp)
Rnd 12:
hdc, 3 hdc in ch sp, *hdc in next hdc, 3 hdc in ch sp*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1. (108 hdc)
Rnd 13:
hdc in each st around, sl st to join to 1st hdc, ch 1.
Rnd 14:
*hdc inc, hdc in next st*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 5. (162 hdc)
Rnd 15:
Link Stitch in each st around, ch 1. (162 Link Stitches)
Connect the last Link Stitch to the first Link Stitch
Rnd 16:
*sc, ch 3, sk 2*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st sc, ch 1.(54 ch sp)
Rnd 17:
hdc, 2 hdc in ch sp, *hdc in next hdc, 2 hdc in ch sp*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1. (162 hdc)
Rnd 18:
*hdc, ch 3, sk 2*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1. (54 ch sp)
Rnd 19:
hdc, 2 hdc in ch sp, *hdc in next hdc, 2 hdc in ch sp*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1. (162 hdc)
Rnd 20:
*hdc, ch 3, sk 2*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1. (54 ch sp)
Rnd 21:
hdc, 2 hdc in ch sp, *hdc in next hdc, 2 hdc in ch sp*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1. (162 hdc)
Rnd 22:
hdc in each st around, sl st to join to 1st hdc, ch 1.
Rnd 23:
*hdc in next 5, hdc inc*; rep *-* around, ch 5. (189 hdc)
Rnd 24:
*2 Link Stitches, Link Stitch in the next 2*; rep *-* around, ch 1. (252 Link Stitches)
Connect the last Link Stitch to the first Link Stitch
Rnd 25:
*sc, ch 3, sk 2*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st sc, ch 1. (84 ch sp)
Rnd 26:
hdc, 2 hdc in ch sp, *hdc in next hdc, 2 hdc in ch sp*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1.(252 hdc)
Rnd 27:
*hdc, ch 3, sk 2*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 1. (84 ch sp)
Rnd 28:
hdc, 2 hdc in ch sp, *hdc in next hdc, 2 hdc in ch sp*; rep *-* around, slst to join to 1st hdc, ch 5.(252 hdc)
Rnd 29:
*2 Link Stitches, Link Stitch in the next 3*; rep *-* around, ch 1. (315 Link Stitches)
Rnd 30:
sc in each st around, sl st to join to 1st sc. (315 sc)
Border
Mini Bauble – *Ch 2, YO, insert hook in next st, pull up loop, YO, pull through 2 loops (2 loops on hook), YO, insert hook in same st, pull up loop, YO, pull through 2 loops (3 loops on hook), YO, pull through 3 loops, sl st in next 2 st*, rep *-* around. Slst in last st. (157 mini baubles)
My Testers Are Absolutely Amazing!!!
My testers did such an amazing job testing!! Check out all of their beautiful Dreamy Days Throws!!
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I hope that you are excited to make your very own Dreamy Days Round Throw!! This pattern was tech edited and tested by a wonderful team of testers, but please let me know if you find any errors. Very importantly, please contact me if you have any questions or need help with the pattern.
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Angie 🤍🤍🤍
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