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== gpt-5-2 ==<br />
=== User: What pattern is this crochet blanket and can you share the pattern ===<br />
What pattern is this crochet blanket and can you share the pattern<br />
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=== Assistant: From the photo, this looks like a classic crochet baby blanket made with a repeating “cluster + chain-space” stitch, of… ===<br />
From the photo, this looks like a classic crochet baby blanket made with a repeating “cluster + chain-space” stitch, often called one of these names depending on the pattern source:<br />
* Lacy Cluster Baby Blanket<br />
* Granny Cluster Stitch<br />
* V-stitch cluster variation<br />
* Sometimes marketed as a “Soft Shell / Eyelet Cluster” baby blanket<br />
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===== How I’m identifying it =====<br />
* The fabric is light and lacy, not solid granny squares.<br />
* Each “block” looks like 3 double crochets worked into the same space, separated by chain spaces.<br />
* The rows are offset, creating that soft, diagonal, airy texture.<br />
* Finished with a simple double-crochet border.<br />
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This is very common for heirloom or baby blankets, so there are many nearly identical patterns. Below is a faithful match you can use to recreate it.<br />
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==== Lacy Cluster Baby Blanket – Crochet Pattern ====<br />
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===== Materials =====<br />
* Worsted weight yarn (Category 4)<br />
* 5.0 mm (H) crochet hook<br />
* Scissors<br />
* Yarn needle<br />
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===== Abbreviations (US terms) =====<br />
* ch = chain<br />
* dc = double crochet<br />
* sk = skip<br />
* sp = space<br />
* rep = repeat<br />
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===== Stitch Pattern =====<br />
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Cluster: 3 dc worked into the same chain space<br />
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===== Blanket Instructions =====<br />
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====== Foundation ======<br />
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Ch multiple of 4 + 2<br />
(For baby blanket: chain 122)<br />
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====== Row 1 ======<br />
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Dc in 4th ch from hook,<br />
ch 1, sk next ch, 3 dc in next ch<br />
Rep from * across.<br />
End with dc in last ch.<br />
Turn.<br />
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====== Row 2 ======<br />
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Ch 3 (counts as dc),<br />
3 dc in ch-1 space from previous row, ch 1<br />
Rep across, placing clusters into each ch-1 space.<br />
End with dc in top of turning chain.<br />
Turn.<br />
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====== Rows 3+ ======<br />
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Repeat Row 2 until blanket reaches desired length.<br />
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===== Border (matches the photo style) =====<br />
# Work 1 round of dc evenly around, placing: - 3 dc in each corner<br />
# Optional second round: - Dc in each stitch - Slip stitch to join - Fasten off<br />
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==== Yarn & Color Notes ====<br />
* The blanket in your photo uses a soft pastel aqua, likely acrylic or acrylic-blend (very common for baby items).<br />
* Choose yarn labeled “machine washable” and “baby safe.”<br />
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==== If you want… ====<br />
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I can:<br />
* Adjust this for exact sizing (crib, stroller, throw)<br />
* Convert to UK terms<br />
* Rewrite it as a printable PDF<br />
* Help you match the exact border if you share one more close-up<br />
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Just tell me 😊<br />
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== References ==<br />
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