Summer Stripes Baby Blanket Free Crochet Patterns

On the other hand, this beautiful airy summer blanket uses parallel stripes of different colors to achieve a visually interesting effect. Truly, the gentle pastel colors work so well, don't they?

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Summer Stripes Baby Afghan

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Lovely Textured Baby Blankets Free Crochet Pattern

There are some kinds of patterns we simply can't get enough of, right? These Lovely Textured Crochet Baby Blankets are the perfect example of this phenomenon! Simple baby blankets in pastel shades are always a good idea, without a doubt! You can always get invited to a baby shower, right? The patterns we have found for today are written by real specialists, therefore they are great if you want to get a solid grasp of a new technique.

C2C Silt Blanket Free Crochet Tutorial

Simple and sweet! This blanket will be perfect for strollers, nurseries, and older kids' bedrooms. If you want to crochet it for children, pastel colors will be a great choice as they are both sense-soothing and vibrating with positive energy. If you need something minimalist for your bedroom, go for classy beige or modern grey instead.

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Textured Pastel Baby Blanket

I really enjoyed crocheting this textured baby blanket in pastel. This crochet pattern is a repeat of one row using single crochet and double crochet stitches. These pastel yarn colors just pop with this pattern. I used single crochet and two double crochet to create the puffy look. So easy to work this pattern. This blanket is just the right size for both a baby blanket and a lap afghan. Not too big that it drags on the floor, but large enough to take the chill off. Additionally, some folks like to feel the texture in a blanket and this is full of lots of nice squishy texture.

Ripple Baby Blanket Pastel

Use pastel yarn colors to make a great ripple baby blanket for your little one. This is an easy crochet pattern which is great for beginners. Makes for a great baby shower gift.

Pastel Peaks Crochet Baby Blanket

This Pastel Peaks Crochet Baby Blanket will steal your heart. Not only does it look adorable, but it also is incredibly soft and lightweight. While this pattern measure 24” X 24”, you can adjust it to any size you want. If your newer to crocheting, no worries-it is actually quite easy to crochet this blanket, though you never would have guessed looking at the final result. It is perfect for giving to a new mom, or if you adjust the dimensions, as a gift to adults during the holidays. Before you know it, you'll be picking out more skeins to start your next crochet blanket!

Crochet 12-point Star Blanket

The crochet pattern uses the double crochet stitch throughout and works up rather quickly. It has a lovely drape and texture. This blanket was made using a cotton yarn, which makes this light. Yet, it provides just the right amount of coverage for summer or any time of the year. Throughout this crochet pattern, you will be working in the round in a circular motion. This pattern adds stitches that help increase the size, yet keep the blanket laying flat. This star blanket is crocheted in a chevron style. When making the points to the star, stitches are added. On the other hand, in making the valleys of the star, stitches are skipped.

Iris Stitch Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

The Iris stitch is a very pretty stitch with a nice drape. It is perfect for a shawl, poncho, blanket or a throw. The stitch looks nice as a solid, and it has a stunning effect when worked in stripes. This Iris Stitch Free Crochet Pattern creates a texture that's elegant and beautiful and with an excellent drape. It is simple to do and works up fast. There is only a one row repeat and beyond the foundation row, all your stitches are placed in spaces and not in a stitch. It is so relaxing and easy to memorize. It looks great paired with basic stitches as an accent and pretty much any other project you can dream up. Thanks Wietske Meindertsma, The Unraveled Mitten and Happy Berry Crochet for sharing these free patterns. The links for the free patterns are provided below photos. Happy crocheting.