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Amazing Grace Crochet Baby Blanket
The Amazing Grace Crochet Baby Blanket is the 8th pattern in the Amazing Grace Free Crochet Pattern Series! This adorable baby crochet blanket was designed for children and babies who are suffering or recovering from any illness or tragedy. Along with all the other Amazing Grace Free Patterns, I encourage you to make these for yourself and to pay it forward by donating a finished item to someone who is suffering or recovering from illness. It also makes a great gift and it's easy to make, too.
Amazing Overlapping Granny Blanket Free Crochet Diagram
There are all kinds of amazing blankets that can be found online, but this is one of the best. This is different and a really neat twist on the traditional granny square blanket. Crocheting the Overlapping Granny Blanket is not as difficult as it looks like, but the results with 3D effect are simply amazing. The chart in the link below shows you how to lay out and connect the squares, rectangles and L-shaped pieces and also a symbol chart on how to crochet the pieces. If you have questions about how to crochet granny squares, you can check out another link below. Happy crocheting.
3D Sunflower Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
This beautiful crochet baby blanket is perfect for a baby shower gift, a nursery or photo prop. How amazing crochet can look when you have amazing texture and stitches. What's more amazing is the design of 3D Sunflower Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern. Unlike any other patterns that you make blanket and flowers separately and then join them together in the end. The pattern has a very unique design that you crochet the blanket and sunflower all together. Happy crocheting
Amazing The Kaleidoscope Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
The Amazing The Kaleidoscope Blanket CAL Free Crochet Pattern has a beautiful geometric design, inspired by a quilt pattern and created using triangles, squares and octagons. Colorwork helps create a really stunning effect, combining flat stitches with post stitches and popcorns to mimic the effect of printed fabrics in a pieced patchwork quilt. It s an ambitious project, but the end product is a beautiful, unique heirloom blanket that s full of rich texture and colour. The pattern works well as a stash buster. It s the perfect project to keep you on your toes but is equally easy to pick up and put down whenever you get a few minutes to make the next motif. Thanks Catherine s Crochet Corner for sharing this free crocheting pattern. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. Happy crocheting.
