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Bobble Stitch Crochet Blanket Patterns

Bobble stitch crochet blanket patterns add raised, rounded bumps by working several incomplete double crochets into one stitch and closing them together. Bobbles create dramatic texture for baby blankets, hearts, and geometric designs. They use considerably more yarn than flat stitches, so bobble blanket patterns need generous yardage.

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Why do bobble stitch blankets use so much yarn?

Bobble blankets use so much yarn because each bobble packs four or five partial double crochets into the space of one stitch, and the extra fabric puffs outward rather than extending the blanket. A blanket with bobbles on every alternate row can need substantially more yarn than the same size in plain single crochet.

Spacing bobbles in a motif, such as hearts or diamonds on a single crochet background, gives the texture while keeping yardage manageable.