The little lily flower motif baby blanket takes the idea of flowers and inverts it. Specifically, it uses a white flower and colors the background. Coupled with the hexagonal building block, this is a stunning example of where this theme can be taken.
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Crochet Lego Building Block Blanket Pattern
Using approx 3000 yds of weight 5 yarn, you can crochet a beautiful blanket any little building block fan will love! The pattern is easy even for beginners. This blanket fits across the top of a twin bed as seen in the picture.
My Frida’s Blossom Free Crochet Pattern
However, in order to build a flower blanket, you also need flower ideas. So, here is the pattern for the basal building block, a Frida flower on a black, hexagonal background. Overall, it's both colorful and elegant, a rare combination. To summarize, Frida’s flowers are a well known motif. Nevertheless, they are still one of the greatest themes for crocheting.
Crochet Building Block Blanket Pattern
This is an awesome pattern if you prefer to work in smaller blocks and join those pieces together for a finished blanket, which I sometimes find easier than working with a lot of stitches at once. This is also a great stash buster project that you can use to work through all the bits of yarn you have leftover.
Malmaison Hexagonal Rosy Motif
This free crochet afghan pattern provides instructions for a beautiful Hexagonal Rosy Motif. All the beginner stitches are used for this pattern along with a few of the more advanced stitches. Choose any colors you wish to make your Rosy motif.
Crochet Building Blocks Throw Pattern
This crochet throw is vivid and inspired and brings lots of play value to any child’s room! Stimulate imaginations by crafting in primary shades as shown, or change up the colors to coordinate with your room’s décor. Squares and rectangles are stitched separately and joined together, while dots are later crafted and sewn on to complete each block.
