This pattern bundle contains the following patterns:

Five variations of the 6-Day Kid Blanket

This crochet pattern bundle contains the following patterns by Betty McKnit:

6-Day Star Blanket

This pattern bundle contains THREE crochet patterns for holiday tree skirts, the 6-Day Star, Superstar, and Supernova Holiday Tree Skirt Patterns. The patterns are adaptations of the 6-Day Star, Superstar, and Supernova blankets.

This pattern bundle contains:

The 6-Day Beach House Blanket is the ultimate 6-Day Blanket version made with the most perfect yarn. This pattern makes a large blanket with the unmistakably unique colors and textures of Noro Yarn. This is an heirloom project that you won’t want ever to stop crocheting. If you have one dream project to splurge on, make this the one.

This blanket is a variation on the classic 6-Day Kid Blanket. It utilizes the striping effect known as Australian Confetti, created by Glynis Robertson, aka Oldboiler Robo. Glynis was inspired by the crochet pattern Confetti Waves designed Kate Rowell.

This pattern is a variation of the 6-Day Kid Blanket (6DKB). It is comprised of the same six rows of single crochet, double crochet, and double crochet “granny” clusters, but it does not chevron. This drama-free 6DKB stripe version is called the Tranquility stripe. The texture is both easy to work up and visually appealing in dreamy retro rainb...

This blanket is a variation on the classic 6-Day Kid Blanket (6DKB). This textured stripe was conceptualized by Diane Kagay and members of the 6-Day Blanket Group and was named by Sue McKinnon and Katie Poli.

This pattern is an adaptation of the 6-Day Supertar Blanket and 6-Day Superstar Shawl by Betty McKnit adapted especially for Noro Yarn. It creates a stunning, slightly more than half-circular star-shaped shawl with nine points and a unique border.

This pattern is an adaptation of the 6-Day Star Blanket and 6-Day Star Shawl by Betty McKnit adapted especially for Noro Yarn (affiliate link). It creates a stunning, slightly more than half-circular star-shaped shawl with five large points and a unique border.

This adaptation of the 6-Day Kid Blanket makes a cozy throw sized blanket with chunky (5) weight yarn. The version shown above made with Caron Tea Cakes is was inspired by Heather Hullinger. The Tea Cakes have limited availability, but there are so many substitutions. You’ll pull this version out again and again when you need a quick, cozy, and...

This blanket is a variation on the classic 6-Day Kid Blanket (6DKB). It was inspired by beautiful viral photos of 6-Day Kid Blankets made by Hanan Hanaway, “Crochet Creations by Hanan”.

Introduction

This pattern is an adaptation of the 6-Day Star Blanket by Betty McKnit. It creates a slightly more than half-circular star-shaped shawl with five large points and a custom border. There are also shawl adaptations the 6-Day Superstar and the 6-Day Supernova blanket patterns.

This pattern is an adaptation of the 6-Day Supernova Blanket by Betty McKnit. It creates a slightly more than half-circular star-shaped shawl. It has five large points and four smaller points. I used the ever favorite camel stitch border for this eye-catching shawl.

Introduction

This pattern is for a continuous granny rectangle blanket using the 6DKB stitches and based on the 6-Day Great Granny Blanket. Start in the center and keep going until it’s as big as you like!

This pattern is for a continuous granny square blanket using the 6DKB Stitches. Start in the center and keep going until it’s as big as you like!

I’ve been asked many times to design a granny square in the 6-Day Kid Blanket stitches. I came up with this square while trying to figure out something else. I still miss the characteristic chevron aspect of the 6DKB (I threw in the dc3tog anyways), but I know you all will love this, so here it is.

This pattern is a variation of the 6-Day Kid Blanket (6DKB) and was custom-designed by request for my former landlord in New York, a very special person to me. It makes a very large adult-sized blanket. I’ve chosen the colors, stripe, size and border to appeal to a masculine or gender-neutral aesthetic, but feel free to make it for anyone, incl...

This pattern is a variation of the 6-Day Kid Blanket (6DKB) and makes an “adult-sized” blanket. To achieve the 3D color popping stripes we have altered the original pattern to change colors on different rows than the original 6DKB. There are a variety of ways to alter the look of the 6DKB by changing colors on different rows, and this particula...

This pattern is a variation of the 6-Day Kid Blanket (6DKB) and makes an adult-sized throw blanket. To achieve the wide, lacey stripes we have altered the original pattern to change colors on different rows than the original 6DKB. There are a variety of ways to alter the look of the 6DKB by changing colors on different rows, and this particular...

6-Day Superstar Holiday Tree Skirt Crochet Pattern by Betty McKnit is an adaptation of the viral 6-Day Kid Blanket and 6-Day Star Blanket pattern. It makes a round star-shaped skirt with an opening to wrap around your holiday tree. It has an adorable twisted pom pom edge.

This pattern is an adaptation of the 6-Day Supernova Blanket by Betty McKnit.

This pattern is an adaptation of the 6-Day Star Blanket by Betty McKnit.

This is a crochet pattern for an infinity scarf with a hood using the 6-Day Kid Blanket stitches.

Introduction

Now you can wear your 6-Day Kid Blanket on your arms and head at the same time!


Skill Level: Easy

COLLAB with Courtney Shepherd aka @gothfaeriescreations

This pattern is for a crescent-shaped shell stitch shawlette. It was designed for and works up beautifully in gradient yarn, but is also stunning in solid or stripes.

Introduction

This blanket is a variation on the classic 6-Day Kid Blanket. It utilizes the striping effect known as Australian Confetti, created by Glynis aka Oldboiler Robo. Glynis was inspired by the crochet pattern Confetti Waves designed Kate Rowell.

This project is for a pocket shawl in the 6-Day Kid Blanket pattern. The shawl is created with a straight start, and the chevrons are built up from the chain. The pockets are worked separately and attached with the border.

This project is for a pocket shawl in the 6-Day Kid Blanket pattern. The shawl is created sideways with a straight start, and the chevrons are built up from the chain. The pockets are crocheted as additional width which will be folded up before working the border.

INTRODUCTION

Spring Mixers

6-Day Boom Blanket

This hat was designed to work up with only one skein of Furls Whims Merino Worsted Weight Yarn.

This pattern is adaptable. The blanket can be made in virtually any yarn and you can continue to grow it as big as you want it.

This variation of the classic 6-Day Kid Blanket works from the center out into the shape of a fourteen-pointed star. No one can make just one 6-Day Blanket, Star Blanket, or Superstar Blanket, and with so many choices you will never get bored.

This is the 6-Day Blanket Variation you have been waiting for!

This pattern makes a ruched tube that can be worn as a convertible hat with an opening for hair. It can easily be customized to any length and made with any yarn. Longer tubes can be tucked into the back to be worn as a hat, left long to protect curls or braids, and also makes a great neckwarmer.

The 6-Day Baby Boy Blanket uses traditional little boy blues with grey and brown accents. It is striped in the the original “Vivid Chevron” pattern, and includes a special simple two-row border designed by Marianne Killackey.

The 6-Day Baby Girl Blanket is worked in bright spring girly colors, striped in the lacy “snowflake effect” and is finished with a pink and purple ruffled edge.

The 6-Day Baby Blanket is made with cheerful, saturated gender-neutral colors and has wide stripes with a squared off striped edge that’s finished off with playful points.

This pattern details instructions for efficient use of your yarn by weighing or measuring it and using 1/2 of the yarn before the decreases.

If you’ve made Maiya’s Roommate’s Hat, kick it up a notch with this swirly version. It makes a hat that’s about the size of the “beanie” from Maiya’s pattern, but it twists.

On one of her breaks from college, my daughter Maiya brought home her roommate’s store-bought crochet hat and asked me to copy it and make one for her. The hat was super bulky, long and slouchy, and had a really big pom pom. I copied the hat with some changes (I added shaping and trim around the lower edge) and have found it to be a really quic...

This hat pattern is dedicated to the memory of Sophia Rose Metro, my guardian angel.

This is pattern for a solid double crochet granny square similar to Lafayette’s throw in season 3 of True Blood. You can copy La-la’s colors, or use your project leftovers to make a unique ‘ghan of your own.

There are no rows 5-14 listed, which means the 98 row mitts actually only have 88 rows!

Just like the people Baktus, but for your dog!

This blanket is inspired by the one Lafayette wraps himself up in on the HBO series True Blood. Join the CAL in the Ravelry group Knit One Dead Too.

This whimsical, jester-style hat is named for my nephew GG and recreated by request for my niece Amber. Newly updated to include five sizes from toddler - adult man. It is meant to be oversized, go down one size to make a snug hat.

Thank you for all the love you have shown the 6-Day Kid Blanket. I hope your blankets keep you and your loved ones warm for years and years!

This is a free pattern. If you would like to make one for yourself, or for a friend, please also make one for charity.

This is a free pattern for a very simple and quick granny square cap.

You can get two soap holders from one ball of Bernat.