This Let is Snow Polar Bear blanket is worked corner to corner. I use the traditional method of making three double crochets for each square. This pattern was the first corner to corner project where I followed the written instructions instead of the graph. I had printed the graph on one page and it was too small. I was able to figure out how to split the graph over 4 pages for you guys so you'll have both options. Happy crocheting!
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Polar Bear and Penguin Pals C2c Graphgan
The Polar Bear and Penguin Pals Graphgan is a corner to corner blanket. Absolutely adorable blanket made with two different yarns to give the blanket depth and soft texture. Polar bear is made with Bernat Pipsqueak yarn which is fuzzy and so soft - you can't stop touching it! The Polar Bear and Penguins Pals will be a beautiful addition to your winter home decor and perfect for winter snuggles! Approximate finished size: 56 wide x 44 tall using the double crochet corner to corner (c2c) technique. Could easily be made smaller with the mini half double crochet c2c technique. Full color graph and written row by row instructions are included.
C2C Polar Bear Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
Corner-to-corner crochet can also be used to create baby graphghans. Repeat Crafter Me has many fun graphghan designs including this polar bear cub crochet blanket. What baby wouldn't adore something like this - and as a bonus it looks extra cute in Instagram photos!
Split Square Temperature Blanket Crochet Pattern
A temperature blanket is typically one where the placement of the colors is determined by the temperature of a certain location.
For this Split Square Temperature Blanket, both the high and low temperature are tracked. Each square represents a month with each round representing a day.
Jack-o-Lantern Blanket
Nothing says Halloween like black cats and jack-o-lanterns! Halloween is my favorite Holiday so of course I just had to design a Halloween themed blanket. This blanket is made using the traditional corner to corner method. You can follow the written instructions (I provide both starting points: starting from the bottom right corner or bottom left corner) or you can download and then print the PDF for the pixel graph (this is my preferred method).
Teddy Bear Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
A lot of babies love to have a comfortable blanket to cuddle up with as they sleep. There are lots of different styles of baby blankets. Some are light and lacy, while others are plush and fuzzy. Some baby blankets even have a little stuffed animal attached to them, which is often referred to as a “lovey.” They are especially popular because they double as both a cuddly crochet baby blanket, as well as a soft toy to play with. This Cute Bear Lovey Free Crochet Pattern is adorable, cuddly, and soft. Add it is much easier to make than it looks. It is a granny circle pattern, which is simple to figure out and easy to get the hang of. The bear requires a bit of sewing, but the ending crochet lovey pattern is completely worth it. Thanks Connie's Spot for sharing these free patterns. The links for the free patterns are provided below photos. Happy crocheting.
