It is possible to make it in six days if you have more than 2 hours per day to crochet. This variation on the 6DKB uses the very same stitches as the original, but uses a different weight of yarn and is much bigger. The original Classic 6-Day Kid Blanket was written for a toddler-sized blanket made with chunky weight yarn, and can easily be made in six days working an hour or two each day. This pattern has shells one the last round, and the baby blanket has picots. This pattern starts and ends with a straight edge, and has a border similar to the Viral Baby Blanket of four rows of camel stitch. Stripes: The original 6DKB is striped in the “Vivid Chevrons ” this pattern and the viral baby blanket uses“Viral Stripes”.Įdge: The original pattern had no edge or border. The original 6DKB uses chunky weight and the viral baby blanket uses DK weight. Yarn: This pattern uses Aran Weight yarn. Resize: The original pattern gives resize options, this pattern only gives one size.
The original 6DKB was toddler sized and the Viral Baby Blanket is even smaller. Size: This pattern makes a full-size “adult” afghan. This pattern is very similar to the 6-Day Viral Baby Blanket, but I had quite a few requests for this variation in an adult size blankets. What is the difference between this pattern and other 6-Day Blanket patterns? I’ve added my own special details – a straight start and squared off edge for a clean look, and symmetrical stripes. I have also included the camel stitch border Hanan used – she caused quite a stir when she posted a photo of her unusual way of working all four rows at once. This pattern gives instructions for a full-size blanket made with aran weight yarn and matches Hanan’s iconic color choices. It was inspired by beautiful viral photos of 6-Day Kid Blankets made by Hanan Hanaway, “Crochet Creations by Hanan”. This blanket is a variation on the classic 6-Day Kid Blanket (6DKB). I only affiliate with products and companies I feel good about. If you click these links and buy something on the page they take you to, I may, at no additional cost to you, earn a commission.
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