Grandma's German Shells Blanket Crochet Pattern

This gorgeous lacy blanket is designed using the German shells or virus stitch and a block or granny stitch (groups of double crochets) It is lovely in white and “grows” a lot like a granny square. This blanket's finished size is 47 inches by 47 inches square.

Grandma's German Shells Blanket Crochet Pattern

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Free Virus Blanket Crochet Pattern

This free virus blanket crochet pattern is super easy to create and establish in different shapes and sizes. You can make shawls and mini blankets by using this free virus crochet pattern in the desired size. This blanket pattern consists of simple stitches. You may need to repeat those stitches

Free Virus Blanket Crochet Pattern

Modified Virus Crochet Blanket Pattern

Unlike the original virus crochet blanket, this free crochet blanket pattern uses several different techniques to achieve a multi-colored blanket. Based off of the always-trending virus blanket technique, this pattern uses a multi-colored yarn to achieve the rainbow of color without having to

Modified Virus Crochet Blanket Pattern

Gray Grandma Baby Blanket

On a rainy day, a new mom will love to snuggle under this Gray Grandma Baby Blanket with her baby for comfort and warmth. This crochet baby blanket pattern is thick and warm, with a beautiful neutral pattern that would be perfect for a girl or a boy. What makes this crochet baby blanket stand out

Gray Grandma Baby Blanket

Grandma's Lap Blanket

This blanket is crocheted using the Trinity Stitch and the finished fabric does not have any large spaces or holes. Grandma's Textured Lap Blanket is warm, soft and sized to fit a lap comfortably.The finished blanket used 2 balls of Caron Big Cakes and a 5 mm (H) hook. The finished size is

Grandma's Lap Blanket

Big Block Baby Blanket

"This small baby blanket is a new twist on the basketweave stitch except it is done in groups of 10 so that it looks like blocks. After the second row, you really don't need to do much counting as you will just keep doing the stitches in groups of 10s. You must know how to work around the

Big Block Baby Blanket