Crochet Five-Pointed Star Baby Blanket

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I'm quite proud of this baby blanket!
I made this little... well... slightly big... star baby blanket for a lady who recently had a little baby boy and she loved it! 
It went well with his nursery colors and everything!
I really like how it turned out! 
The pattern is from The Crochet Crowd and there is also a YouTube video on how to make it along with a written pattern! 
I watched a little bit of the video and then caught on pretty fast and easily. 
(But that could be because I've made a 12 pointed blanket as well...)


For this blanket I used:

In White, Blue, and Delft Blue. 

And I wanna say I used royal or maybe Soft Navy
 and some sort of turquoise, but I just don't quite remember...

Size H-5.00 mm crochet hook

Some pictures of my blanket:

On the couch ^


Here is a little close up ^


Table top view ^

I LOVE how it turned out and hope you do too! 
Please Share on Facebook and whatever "social media" you have! 
Thanks a lot!

~Carolina Craft Girl~  

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