Who would like a squishy chunky blanket that can be made in under 4 hours? Try this blanket pattern and you will fall in love with the simple texture. You want a last-minute gift? This would be perfect. This blanket was made in boy colors but switch that blue with a peach or pink and you have the perfect blanket for a baby girl. Designed with Bernat Blanket yarn, you an substitute it with any size 6 yarn and make it your own.
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5 Hour Baby Blanket
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