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Learn how to crochet the moss stitch using three strands of yarn held together! The Stashbusting Moss Stitch Crochet Baby Blanket works up fast and has lovely color changes when you use this technique.

If you’re like me, you have a lot of yarn. ;) You can clear out some of your stash quickly when you crochet with three strands held together! To, you know, make room for more yarn. ;)

For example, my local library was hosting a yarn swap, and I scored 7 skeins of (discontinued) baby yarn! Using three strands of yarn held together, I was able to make a blanket with DK-weight yarn that worked up quite quickly. A fun stashbusting project!

I hope you enjoy this pattern!

Abbreviations (US)

ch(s): chain(s)
pm: place marker
rep: repeat
rnd(s): round(s)
sc(s): single crochet(s)
sl st: slip stitch
sp(s): space(s)
st(s): stitch(es)
yo: yarn over

Materials

Bernat Baby Coordinates DK Weight 3 Light (75% Acrylic, 22% Rayon, 2.6% Nylon, 388yd/355m, 5oz/140g):
Color A: Peach 1 skein
Color B: Baby Pink 1 skein
Color D: Lemon Custard 1 skein
Color F: Iced Mint 1 skein
Color G: Soft Blue 1 skein
Color C: Bernat Baby Coordinates DK Weight 3 Light (71.2% Acrylic, 25.6% Rayon, 3.2% Nylon, 457yd/418m, 5oz/140g) White 1 skein
Color E: Bernat Baby Coordinates Ombres DK Weight 3 Light (71.2% Acrylic, 25.6% Rayon, 3.2% Nylon, 392yd/358m 4.25oz/120g) Baby Baby 1 skein

You can find suggested substitutes at YarnSub.com.

Size L/11 8mm crochet hook
If you find yourself dropping a strand of yarn often with this hook size, try sizing up to a M/N-13 9mm hook.
Stitch markers
Scissors
Tapestry needle