In the Designer's Words: Zigzags are perennial favorites with crocheters. This bed-sized blanket stitched in a soothing woodland palette features chevron stripes of varying widths to keep things interesting. Feel free to design a different color palette to match your boudoir!
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Crochet Woodland Deer Blanket Pattern
When we read that they also have a pattern for an adult-size woodland deer blanket, we knew we had to click the buy button!
Aside from how comfy and cozy this blanket looks, we are amazed by all the details the designer included in this deer blanket. The blanket is intricately done, and all the details are just too cute!
We’re pretty sure everyone will be impressed with how they designed the hood of this deer blanket, but have you seen the back part of it?
They even added a graphed tail and a few deer spots so the blanket won't look too plain when seen from behind.
A cute, comfy, and blanket, what more can you ask
Get the Crochet Woodland Deer Blanket Pattern Here
Woodland Bear Granny Square
"This granny square is part of the Woodland Afghan Series. This woodland bear is worked in rows then worked around the main body to complete the legs, head, and back. It is completed using HDC, SC, and slip stitches. This square is perfect to use for any sized afghan. Used on its own or with the other Woodland Afghan Series granny squares will make a beautiful blanket that will please Woodland themed lovers. Make as many or as little squares as you'd like to customize the size of your blanket."
Elegant Sophie Universe Bedspread
Don't you think this elegant square bedspread looks familiar? It's Sophie Universe Blanket and I'm sure you have seen it before. This beautiful pattern shows how much you can do with a pattern by varying the colors and yarns. This beautiful blanket would be a masterful centerpiece of any bedroom, or simply a great cover to cozy up with on a cold winter's evening. It's just challenging enough to keep an advanced crocheter entertained, and just easy enough to get a beginner o up their game and advance in the craft. It's one of those patterns everyone has to try
The full article about this pattern is here:
More info about Laurenwolf's project here Elegant Sophie Universe Bedspread.
Woodland Blanket CAL
- Designed by: Lucy of Attic24
I love how the author chose earthy, fall colors for this version of the Woodland Blanket. The color palette reminds me of a walk on a sunny, autumn day, when orange leaves are falling down. You can make this blanket quite quickly. Also, make sure to consider incorporating this design into other projects, like sweaters and dresses!
PHOTOS by Cariemay / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on attic24.typepad.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.
How to Crochet a Chevron Afghan
Learn how to make an elegant, chevron throw with this easy-to-follow, How to Crochet a Chevron Afghan pattern. This crochet afghan pattern is a great project for crocheters who have been wondering how to crochet a blanket with a chevron design. With written instructions and numerous pictures, you'll have a stunning chevron throw in no time! Once compФСleted, you can easily use your blanket to decorate a bed or couch. Use this free crochet throw pattern to improve your crochet skills and create the crochet blanket you've always wanted!
Woodland Blanket CAL Free Pattern
- Designed by: Lucy of Attic24
It's another very cheerful version of the Woodland Blanket. The finished size of this particular version on the pictures is 52.5” wide, 70” long. However, you can easily adjust the size by simply adding or subtracting some rows.
PHOTOS by w0nders0fnature / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on attic24.typepad.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.
Nordic Stripes Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
The Nordic stripes BandW blanket is a Scandinavian-inspired project that makes use of varying and alternating techniques to keep your eyes on the prize and provide a challenge that will build your skills, and a rewarding item at the end.
The full article about this pattern is on yarnspirations.com blog: