Two Triangle Baby Blanket
Sea Shell Stitch Baby Blanket
Baby on board! This Sea Shell Stitch Baby Blanket has a clean, nautical look that any new parent would love. Crochet baby blanket patterns should be timeless and elegant, just like this blanket. Made with a shell stitch, this crochet baby blanket has a unique look that suits a modern baby blanket.
Use this color palette (which is perfect for little boys), or change it up to match the babys room. You'll love the crochet edging on this intermediate project. You'll be proud to give this baby blanket to friends or family.
Granny Triangle Patchwork Crochet Blanket
An easy crochet patchwork baby blanket that's bright and colorful. The triangular motif of this patchwork blanket creates a fun geometric look for this blanket.
Baby Bunting Blanket
The Baby Bunting Blanket is the perfect summer blanket for baby, or anytime just a light weight blanket is needed. This blanket is made from sport weight yarn, so it is not heavy or bulky. The blanket is so named because of the triangle stitch pattern that resembles a row of bunting. The pattern as written makes a blanket that measures 32 inches by 36 inches, but it is easy to customize to any size. This blanket would be a beautiful handmade gift at a baby shower.
Crochet Triangle Blanket
This super cute and pretty crochet blanket involves all the summer colors and hues. You can make this triangle blanket for yourself by using double stitches and crochet craft. Excitingly! You don't need to follow any pattern or format to make this triangle blanket. Make it directly using your crochet and knitting skills.
Loops and Ridges Baby Blanket Free Pattern
"Today I am sharing with you a cute fluffy baby blanket with you all: Loops and Ridges Baby Blanket. This baby blanket has a textured loopy blanket framed by a plain, solid border. The size of the double loop stitch used on the blanket can be adjusted in size and the rib border can be made narrower or thicker. And just to make it easier for you, I also created a full video tutorial that guides you step by step on how to crochet your own Loops and Ridges Baby Blanket. I designed the blanket using DK (light worsted #3) yarn because of the full texture of the blanket, but if you want a thick and warm blanket, you can switch to Aran (worsted #4) yarn."
