Breath Baby Blanket
This baby blanket has the 3D saying of "your first breath, took ours away.
This is the most popular baby blanket that has ever hit The Crochet Crowd Facebook. In the last checks, it has received over 60,000 likes and shared virtually 6,100 times. Thousands of comments have been left on this afghan.
There have been 100's of requests to get this pattern. This is not a free pattern but is really reasonably priced at only $5 through Ravelry. It's called Breath Baby Blanket by Jody Pyott.
I rarely link to Ravelry Patterns but we are overwhelmed with requests to find this pattern online. So I am providing you a link. Please respect copyright as this is a paid pattern.
See the pattern information, called Breath Baby Blanket on Jody Pyott's Ravelry.
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Julie says
Sorry, I just saw what you said about asking for help. I just emailed the designer. Hoping I can get some clarity.
Kris says
I have purchased several of her patterns as it was a deal to buy multiple at one time. I did ask her for help and she responded within 24 hrs. However my stitches still didn't add up with her instructions so I have had to just wing it. Hope it works out.
Julie says
I just bought this pattern and I can't figure it out. There's no way you are going to have enough stitches to finish your next row, if you are skipping the ch and first stitch on the row beforehand, and are told not to put any stitches in them ever. It just doesn't work out. What am I missing? I've been crocheting all my life and I just don't like not being able to understand a pattern.
Kathy says
I am having the same problem, I just emailed the designer hoping to hear back soon
bubbleswilkie says
Have you had any reply? I can't work it out.
Vanessa Mayer says
I'm having difficulty as well. I must be missing something...if I figure it out, I'll let you know!
Sarah Blake says
I'm making this at the moment, & I was stumbled by putting first stitch in 3rd. You put the first stitch actually in the first gap which I would call first stitch. Make sure you remember to ch1 at end of each row.
Lisa says
Make sure you read the directions. She uses 2sc at the end of rows where you think there should only be one. If you need help message me I will try to help. I have made several of her patterns and have little problems with them. There are corrections to the BREATH one. You have to count carefully. Good luck. I have also designed one of my own for a wedding gift.
Linda says
I am so glad to hear that I am not the only one having a problemwith this. I was attempting todp the Cherish one. Finally gave up and now a friend is going to give it atry. Hope she can get it to work cause I bought 3 different patterns. Just to let yoy know I am a long time crocheter and this is the first time I have givenup o a pattern.
Norine says
I agree this is an absolutely beautiful design and designer. I have a question though. I bought the forever pattern and reading over it words come from popcorns. I am left handed would that make a difference in popcorns to the front or back? Thank you for your help
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
I don't think it makes any difference. Regardless if you are working right to left (right handed) or left to right (left handed), the popcorns will still appear on the back.
Cynthia Salvatore says
Hi Norine! I am also left handed and am just finishing up the forever pattern. I found I had to make sure to close the popcorns on the front of my work instead of the back or the words came out backwards. I had to frog the whole forever square and play with it to get it right.
Sarah Blake says
I'm left handed & emailed the seller at weekend, you just need to pop popcorns forward instead to the back & works perfect.