This textured blanket features a simple yet interesting pattern, giving a snug, cosy and squishy blanket that is well-suited as a baby blanket, lap blanket, or even a larger throw.
The blanket uses a variety of techniques that make it an engaging project; however, doesn’t use too many different stitches, so it is not overly challenging.

You can experiment with different colours, yarn and hook size to give different looks and textures.

Sizes
This pattern can be made to whatever size you need, I have given suggested sizes and yarn quantities in the pattern. I am happy for you to make a small lovey or security blanket as this pattern does use up quite a bit of yarn.

Example size and yarn quantity: 14 x 16 (inches) 1 ball. I used King Cole Cherish DK

Yarn
DK weight, I used King Cole Cherish DK

Hook Size
4.5mm and 5.5 mm

Difficulty
Advanced Beginner. This pattern is a simple repeat using hdc and fphdc stitches with an optional fpdc and bpdc border.

Written in US Terms.

Other things you may need:
Tape Measure
Yarn Needle
Stitch markers
Scissors