Learn how to crochet the beautiful Tumbled Glass Baby Blanket, a calming and beginner-friendly project featuring a simple one-row repeat worked entirely in the granny spike stitch. This soothing stitch pattern creates gentle texture while allowing your yarn choice to truly shine.
It’s the kind of relaxing project you can pick up anytime and easily settle into a comfortable rhythm.
What makes this blanket especially eye-catching is how the pebble-like stitch pairs with colorful yarn to create a soft sea glass effect.
Free pattern by Dana Nield from Dana Nield Designs
The subtle texture adds depth without overwhelming the fabric, making it a wonderful choice for baby gifts, nursery décor, or a lightweight cuddle blanket. It’s a perfect example of how simple stitches can create truly stunning results.
To finish the design, the blanket is framed with a clean single crochet border that neatly highlights the beautiful color changes throughout the piece.
This simple edging provides just enough contrast to give the blanket a polished, finished look while keeping the overall design soft and modern.
Whether you’re a confident beginner or simply in the mood for a peaceful, mindful project, the Tumbled Glass Baby Blanket is a joy to crochet from start to finish. With its easy repeat, gorgeous texture, and color-forward style, it’s sure to become a favorite make.
Skill Level
Advanced Beginner to Intermediate Crocheter
Gauge
Approximately 13 sts or 4.5 spike clusters x 12 rows = 4″ x 4″ before washing
Size
28″ x 35″ with border | 25″ x 32″ before border
Note: After washing and air drying, this beautiful blanket stretched vertically for a final measurement of 28″ x 40″.
Materials
Queensland Fiji Weight 3 Light Yarn (100% merino wool, 328 yds/300 m, 3.5 oz/100 g) Southport 4 skeins
Supplies
Size G Crochet Hook 4.5mm
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
Tape Measure
