Bernat Velvet Zigzag Crochet Bobble Blanket
The fun texture of Zigzag Crochet Bobble Blanket is made out of alternating rows of bobble stitch and popcorn stitch. Check out the free pattern, from Michaels, to learn how. Bernat Velvet is super snuggly-soft, and the thick gauge works up quickly, resulting in a luxuriously squishy and inviting project. The blanket is finished off with a fun row of dangling bobbles. We would love to see this texture in each of the fashionably shiny, vibrant colours of Bernat Velvet.
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Angela Evans says
This pattern is off. It's a beautiful blanket and I have made 3 of them but, the one end is not coming out like it should. I'm still giving them as gifts as, the recipients are not crocheters. If they were, they would see there is clearly mistakes. Can someone help???
Marina King says
I'm not sure what you mean, can you explain how it's off?
Angel Evans says
I don’t think the instructions are correct after row 3. If you see the comments below, there are others having the same problem.
Marina King says
In row 8 try dc 5 instead of 6, see if that helps.
Angela says
I think the mistake is before row 8.
Marina King says
I would then maybe suggest taking a piece of graph paper or even plain paper and graphing out the pattern you might visually be able to see where the issue is, I just did a quick one the jump from dc 4 to 6 is the only thing I noticed right off.
Angela Evans says
I will try what you suggested and see if that helps. But, can you read what Polly said below our comments? She is having the same trouble I did to.
Marina King says
In my screen no I don't see other comments, to me, it's set up like your inbox for an email.
Angela Evans says
This is what Polly said: I love this blanket but cannot get past the 2nd row. I have 131 double crochet like the pattern says. Then I start the 2nd row and I never end up with the 2 remaining stitches to popcorn and then double crochet to end the row. Anyone else having this issue? I love this blanket and would love to make it but don’t seem able to get it right.
Marina King says
I believe you that there was more comments, I'm just not sure how I can help any differently.
ANGELA Evans says
Thank you. I've made 3 blankets so far. It just looks a little different on the one side. No one will notice.
Marina King says
no one is more critical of our own work than ourselves! I have no doubt that it's perfect
ANGELA Evans says
Thanks Marina!
Marina King says
Happy Hooking!
Angela Evans says
Marina, I appreciate your help. Thank you!
Marina King says
No problem, I hope you're able to figure it out easily and finish the blanket!
Polly says
I love this blanket but cannot get past the 2nd row. I have 131 double crochet like the pattern says. Then I start the 2nd row and I never end up with the 2 remaining stitches to popcorn and then double crochet to end the row. Anyone else having this issue? I love this blanket and would love to make it but don't seem able to get it right.
Cat says
Please,please look at the directions to this pattern. It didn't even say how to finish off the popcorn stitch with a sc. Also, I've made my way to the third row of popcorn and the pattern is ridiculously off...they look random, not in a zig zag pattern. Had anyone else been getting this?
Mikey says
I've asked Jeanne to circle back. Michael
Mikey says
I just realized it's a Yarnspirations Pattern. Their customer service is available for pattern help and if something is wrong, they would love to know to circle it back to the designer. You can contact them through their website if you wish. yarnspirations.com. I've not done this pattern personally to give you any advice for stitch counts.
Cristalle says
Is there something off on this pattern instructions? If you chain 133 and come back to 4th chain that leaves 130 stitches left to dc into. The next line says to dc into each stitch and that you should end up with 133 stitches??? 133 - 3 = 130 so how can you end up with 133 stitches after dc into each stitch on second row? Please help! Ive done this 6 times already! Ugh! Grrrrr!!