Busy Lizzy’s Patchwork Blanket

The patchwork blanket is made using the Elizabeth stitch (AKA mini bean stitch). You can make the blanket as small or as big as you like plus the pattern includes a handy size guide so you know how many square lane to make.

DK (weight 3) yarn. I used ‘King Cole Pricewise DK’ in various colours. 1 Square - 15m / 16yd / 5g 1 Border - 23m / 25yd / 8g

Supplies you will need - Crochet hook 4mm - Tapestry needle - DK yarn - Stitch markers (optional) - Scissors Recommend skill level is easy - intermediate. The pattern is written in USA terminology.

You will need to know basic crochet stitches (sc, hdc, dc, tr) as well as the mini bean stitch. Instructions for the mini bean stitch are included. The pattern is 5 pages long and includes progress photos, gauge instructions and measurements.

Crochet Spring Baby Girl Baby Blanket Pattern

This Crochet Spring Blanket is comprised of granny squares and 8 spring themed appliques: bumble bee, butterfly, tulip, daisy, umbrella, raindrops, bunny, and chick. Each will be made separately then sewn onto the granny squares.

Baby Lovey Crochet Pattern

Here is another fun way to keep warm, but instead of having multiple bees on the blanket, have one bumble bee head to cuddle or hold close as you snuggle for warmth. This C2C blanket is sized for babies and toddlers, but you can easily add rows to make it an adult-sized blanket if needed!

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Crochet Ripple Baby Blanket Pattern

I finally decided to make this easy Ripple Crochet Baby Blanket free pattern. The truth is that I should have crocheted this baby blanket a couple of months ago, but I ve been busy with so many things What important is that the free pattern is ready for you below. After all, Mieux vaut tard que jamais (better late than never!) I want to crochet at least six new baby girl blankets in the next coming months (I may add a baby boy blanket in the mix as well).

Wattle Stitch Blanket

Sometimes all I want is an easy repeated stitch pattern, just to get my hands busy without thinking too much. That's why I love the Wattle stitch so much, it's a simple stitch with a gorgeous texture, and it makes a beautiful and easy crochet blanket! The Wattle stitch has such a nice texture, the blanket will look lovely both in solid yarn and variegated yarn. The blanket can be adjusted to any size and any type of yarn. Stitches used in this pattern: ch, sc, hdc, dc.