To begin with, our first summer baby blanket is this gorgeous design that has been known around the interwebs for a long time. However, every time someone iterates it, it's a new, beautiful project.
The original pattern and the photos are available at Ravelry:
Beautiful Baby Blanket
More details about project photographed here Beautiful Baby Blanket.
TagsGroup Stitch Baby Blanket
"This crochet baby blanket is considered a beginner friendly pattern. It is crocheted with a lightweight DK weight yarn from Paintbox Yarns. However, any comparable yarn will work for this pattern. This blanket is crocheted entirely with a Group Stitch, otherwise known as a Cluster Stitch. It is worked in simple back and forth rows that are turned after every row. This blanket can be worked all in one color, in a striped pattern or in a color block pattern that you see in the pictures. This baby blanket is simple yet stylish with a gorgeous texture."
My Frida’s Blossom Free Crochet Pattern
However, in order to build a flower blanket, you also need flower ideas. So, here is the pattern for the basal building block, a Frida flower on a black, hexagonal background. Overall, it's both colorful and elegant, a rare combination. To summarize, Frida’s flowers are a well known motif. Nevertheless, they are still one of the greatest themes for crocheting.
Modern Granny Blanket
To begin with, our first candidate is a granny blanket with crisp edges, a gentle texture, and a thoroughly contemporary color set. Truly, isn’t it just lovely?
The Animal-a-Long CAL Afghan
"Join in with the Animal-A-long. My first ever Crochetalong which ran in June 2019. Each square was released on a weekly basis. All animals, made in baby colours, perfect gift for a new baby. Corner to Corner crochet, to make a great Afghan/ blanket. Full instructions with colours and yarns listed on the blog, but also great for using up your stash. Links with how to C2C included, and a full alphabet for you to change the words at the top to make it more personal."
Tried and True Beginner Blanket
I have been teaching beginners (read: novice/first time crocheters) to crochet for a couple of years. My favorite projects are any that include a super bulky yarn and a 15 mm hook. Why? These projects can be started and finished in one class and the beginner can leave with a hat on their head (or a cowl around their neck). I designed this blanket with the true beginner in mind. Maybe you took a class, or a friend taught you the single crochet. You’ve made a stack of hats, but you want more! This is the project for you. You will learn the four basic stitches and how to work in rows (working in rows is a beginner skill, but I don't like teaching it for a first time crocheter). I have added notes here and there to help guide you and give you an understanding on the basics of pattern-reading. I have also included a full photo tutorial for each stitch to help you along your way.
Two In One Granny Square Blanket
Overall it is a lovely pattern and perfect for a beginner who wants to expand their knowledge on more advanced techniques. After around five rows, the pattern is super easy to follow, so it's a great pattern for less experienced crocheters who gain confidence by following a written pattern. A simple but effective pattern that suits all colour schemes. what someone has said about our pattern - Absolutely love the pattern, so easy to read and follow. Creates a lovely effect and I will definitely be using the pattern again as well as recommending to friends, fellow crocheters etc.
Primrose Crochet Blanket
The primrose blanket is a floral design, perfect for cooling summer evenings but also great as a crib blanket or stroller blanket. Its made out of a slowly variegating yarn and a constant colour, used for joining and bordering. The variegating yarn will make each flower unique, and together they form a summery blanket! This pattern calls for 5 skeins of Scheepjeswol Invicta colour, and 4 skeins of Invicta extra. It is worked with a 3,0 mm crochet needle. The pattern is join-as-you-go, so you can choose to work up a few motives first, but if thats not your cup of tea you can also choose to add new motives to the growing blanket immediately. The choice is yours! The finished blanket measures 80 x 120 cm. However, with a couple of extra skeins you can easily make a large blanket. The joining and border are both modular and will accomodate every size. So no worries!
