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Montessori-inspired black and white baby blanket with high-contrast patterns

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A simple baby blanket designed for newborn visual stimulation. The blanket is divided into quadrants, each with a distinct high-contrast pattern: checkerboard, stripes, polka dots, and a solid color. The patterns alternate black and white for maximum contrast.

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Materials

Yarn

WORSTED

Acrylic

200 yd
Main ColorMain

Crochet Hooks

6mm

Additional Notions

Tapestry needle
Stitch markers

Gauge

17 sts × 20 rows = 4in × 4in

in single crochet

Instructions

Blanket Base

Flat0/2
Row 1128 sts

Ch 129, sc in 2nd ch from hook and each ch across. (128)

Row 2128 sts

Sc in each st around. (128) Fasten off.

Checkerboard Pattern

Flat0/2
Row 14 sts

Pick up 4 sc evenly around opening. (4)

Row 264 sts

[Sc 0, inc] repeat around. (64) Fasten off, leaving 12-inch tail for sewing.

Stripe Pattern

Flat0/2
Row 14 sts

Pick up 4 sc evenly around opening. (4)

Row 264 sts

[Sc 0, inc] repeat around. (64) Fasten off, leaving 12-inch tail for sewing.

Solid Color

Flat0/2
Row 14 sts

Pick up 4 sc evenly around opening. (4)

Row 264 sts

[Sc 0, inc] repeat around. (64) Fasten off, leaving 12-inch tail for sewing.