Are you in a happy Christmas mood, or is Christmas a time of year that you want to get over as fast as possible? Either way, I am sure that if you are doing Baby Elements, you will be enjoying this week, because part 3 we make the first series of flowers in the corners of the blanket. The gorgeous Baby Elements blanket is designed by Sandra Kuijer from Hooks and Yarn. Under Resources you find all the information you need to make your own Baby Elements, including the written patterns in Dutch and English.

Resources

Video Tutorial Baby Elements Part 3

In Part 3 we grow the center pattern further and we add the flower details. It is these flowers which give the blanket it’s fabulous look and feel. The flowers are a bit tricky, so take them slow, stitch by stitch, and I’m sure you will manage.

Make your own Baby Elements

To make a Baby Elements, you need 4 colors of Scheepjes Cahlista, and one color of Scheepjes Soft Fun. The Cahlista is used for the details in the blanket whereas the Soft Fun is a background color. You will need the following yarn amounts and materials to make your Baby Elements:

5 x Scheepjes Soft Fun White (2412)
1 x Scheepjes Cahlista Color 1 – I used Lemonade (403)
2 x Scheepjes Cahlista Color 2 – I used Green Yellow (245)
2 x Scheepjes Cahlista Color 3 – I used Cyan (397)
2 x Scheepjes Cahlista Color 4 – I used Lavender (520)
4.5mm hook & 5.0mm hook

Scheepjes Soft Fun and Scheepjes Cahlista yarns are available from Wool Warehouse (Ships International), Knotty House (USA/CA), Caro’s Atelier (NL/EU) and many other Scheepjes retailers.

I blocked my blanket now, after part 3. It will help to get your flowers nice and straight. Next week we will continue the process of making the square blanket into a rectangle, and we will add 2 more flowers to the sides of the blanket. See you just after Christmas.

With love,

Esther

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