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Disney Princess Crochet Lap Blanket Pattern

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It’s Disney Fever around here, So when I came across these amazingly beautiful/adorable blankets I knew I had to share with you.

These blankets are designed to look like a princess dress. Slip your arms in and feel like a princess!
Pattern includes instructions for Toddler, Child and Adult sizes.

Now before you get too excited these patterns are not free, BUT, they are available on Etsy

I know quite a few little girls and big ones too who would love these!

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Comments

  10. never mind, I figured out that they are separate patterns costing $4.50 each 🙂 They are beautiful!!

  14. My goodness people, is it necessary to be so nasty? WOW!! I was MORE than willing to buy the pattern. It is really a nice pattern and there is a lot of work involved in designing patterns. So I got mine and will be making it for my granddaughter for her birthday. Can’t wait to get started!! Be nice ladies….PLEASE!!!

  15. i bought the pattern and never received it. I was told i would get a confirmation email and did not get that either. I paid with paypall and it was taken from my band and I have the reference number for the bank transaction. Can you help me. Jackie Begay 5052155699
    [email protected]

  17. Do you have a princess sofia? I just learned that my granddaughter likes princes sofia.

  18. I love these! But I need the knitted directions as I do not crochet. does anyone know of a pattern like this?

  19. Three adult family members have asked for these. But one niece wants Ariel, do you have a pattern for her?

  24. Are they still 4.50? I put all 3 in my cart, but they come up 5.50. Thank you! Love them!!

  25. Maybe they’re 5.50 now because they came out in April! Boy am I behind! Didn’t notice the date until after I sent my other comment! Sorry!

  28. I’m worried. Bought the pattern for the blue one and getting ready to start it. But worried it is beyond my skill level. Fingers crossed!

  31. Hello ladies. I have the pattern and am about to begin the yellow one. If anyone has completed it already, do you have any hints or pointers to share? One very special girl is going to be very happy. Looking forward to any advice you may have. Thank you and have a good evening.

  32. Hi can someone that’s purchased this please tell me which stitches are used. I taught myself and only know a few but would like to make these for my nieces. Thanks.

  33. I am also looking for a knitting pattern of the dresses. Do they exist? Response greatly appreciated.

  34. love these blankets, been crocheting for 42 years.. i would buy a pattern but my mind is a look at it – see it – do it..

  36. There is now a green one with long sleeves out for $5.50 also. Definitely do a gauge to see if your hook is right. Made the yellow one in pink. Not too difficult. Just started the purple one. The stitches are mostly singles, half-doubles, doubles. Work regular or in back loop only (BLO). There is a front and back post double crochet in the yellow one. They work up fast with the yarn doubled and the P hook. I think just a little past beginner would be a good level. The price includes how to for toddler, child, teen/small adult & adult so you really are getting your money’s worth.

  37. I still never received the pattern and no response from the owner of the pattern. Anyone else have a problem with it? I left her my email and phone number. I have reference number showing it was paid. help anyone

  38. Your patterns are amazing!! You deserve the money for the work you put in to these complete and clear patterns! Thank you for putting in the work and sharing them with the public even if some people are rude. My group a crochets mostly me and older ladies from my church are going to make them and mail them to Mayo Clinic for cancer patients and kids in treatment.

  39. I have the patterns and have had someone ask me to crochet a Cinderella one for them. I don’t know how much to charge for it. I haven’t been doing things to sell long and am not good at pricing things. Anyone that could help me I would really appreciate it.

  41. Laura that’s a great idea I try and do prayer shawls when I have free time and give those out to the adults and beanies for kids with a charter them

  42. I really want all of them! It’s so creative and adorable but I can’t crochet at all :/ is there a way to buy them fully made already?

  44. I have bought the pattern for the yellow one. Half done now, and friends have ordered four so far….!! Really nice!!!! Thank you!

  47. Evening ladies, can I get some feed back on how long your projects took. For each project the yellow and the blue as well as an approximate cost? it has been a few years since I picked up a hook and seen these and want to make one for my granddaughters TIA

Have you read?

Crochet Christmas Hat and Mitten Ornament

This tiny crochet Christmas hat and mitten set is such a sweet little holiday make. It works up in festive stripes and looks lovely as a tree ornament, package topper, stocking decoration, or tucked onto a wreath. It’s also one of those fun small projects that uses up leftover yarn, which is always satisfying around Christmas.

Materials

  • Red Heart Super Sport or 3 ply sport yarn in Christmas colours such as: 
    • Blue 
    • White 
    • Green 
  • Size 1 steel crochet hook 
  • Yarn needle for finishing 

Finished Size

  • Hat: approximately 1½ inches long 
  • Mitten: approximately 2 inches long 

Abbreviations

  • ch = chain 
  • sc = single crochet 
  • sl st = slip stitch 
  • st = stitch 
  • sts = stitches 
  • tog = together 
  • rpt = repeat 
  • rnd = round 
  • lps = loops 

Pattern Notes

  • Unless otherwise stated, work in the back loops only. 
  • Join rounds with a slip stitch. 
  • The mitten is worked from the cuff upward. 
  • The hat is worked from the cuff upward. 
  • For a more traditional Christmas look, try red, white, and green. 

Christmas Mitten Ornament

Cuff

With mitten colour, ch 6.

Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each of the remaining 4 ch. Turn.
 (5 sc)

Rows 2–12: Ch 1, sc in each st across. Turn.

Row 13: Hold the first and last rows together, matching stitches. Working through both thicknesses, ch 1, sl st in each st across to form the cuff. Do not turn.

Hand

Rnd 14: Working in the ends of the cuff rows, ch 1, (sc in next row end, 2 sc in next row end) around. Join with sl st in first sc.
 (18 sts)

Rnd 15: Ch 1, sc in each st around. Join. Fasten off.

Rnd 16: Join stripe colour with sc in first st, sc in each st around. Join. Fasten off.

Rnd 17: With mitten colour, repeat Round 16.

Rnd 18: Join stripe colour with sc in first st, sc in next 10 sts, 2 sc in next st, leaving last 6 sts unworked. Join. Fasten off.
 (13 sts)

Rnds 19–21: Repeat Rounds 17 and 16 alternately, ending with Round 17.

Rnd 22: Working in both loops, ch 1, sc in each st around. Join.

Rnd 23: Working in both loops, ch 1, sc in first 2 sts, sc next 2 sts tog, (sc in each of next 2 sts, sc next 2 sts tog) 2 times, sc in last st. Join.
 Leave an 8 inch tail and fasten off.

Thread the yarn tail through the stitches of Round 23, pull to gather, and secure.

Thumb

Working in both loops, join mitten colour with sc in the first unworked st of Round 17.

Thumb Round 1: Sc in next 4 sts, 2 sc in last st. Join with sl st in first sc.
 (7 sc)

Thumb Rounds 2–3: Ch 1, sc in each st around. Join.

At the end of the final round, leave an 8 inch tail and fasten off. Thread yarn through the stitches, pull to gather, and secure.

Christmas Hat Ornament

Cuff

With hat colour, ch 4.

Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each of the last 2 ch. Turn.
 (3 sc)

Rows 2–32: Working in back loops only, ch 1, sc in each st across. Turn.

Row 33: Repeat Row 13 of the mitten pattern to join the cuff into a ring.

Hat Body

Rnd 34: Working in the ends of rows around the cuff, ch 1, sc in each row around. Join with sl st in first sc.
 (32 sts)

Rnd 35: Working in back loops only, ch 1, sc in each st around. Join.

Rnds 36–38: Ch 1, sc in each st around. Join. Fasten off at the end of Round 38.

Rnds 39–44: Working in back loops only, repeat Rounds 16 and 17 of the mitten alternately for festive striping.

Rnd 45: Ch 1, sc in first 2 sts, sc next 2 sts tog, (sc in next 2 sts, sc next 2 sts tog) around. Join.
 (18 sts)

Rnd 46: Repeat Round 45.
 (12 sts)

Rnd 47: Ch 1, sc in first st, sc next 2 sts tog, (sc in next st, sc next 2 sts tog) around. Join.
 Leave an 8 inch tail and fasten off.

Thread yarn through remaining stitches, pull to gather, and secure. Turn cuff up.

Tie

With mitten colour, ch 20. Fasten off.

Sew one end of the tie to the mitten cuff and the other end to the centre top of the hat on the wrong side.

Hanger

With mitten colour, ch 18. Fasten off.

Tack both ends of the hanger to the centre top of the hat on the right side.

This tiny Christmas set is adorable worked in classic holiday shades, and it would be very cute hanging on the tree beside handmade stockings and mini crochet candy canes.