Toaster Pastry Blanket

"Learn to make the fun, silly, and super customizable Toaster Pastry Blanket. This design is a fun corner to corner pattern that works up on a bias. It's a fun technique that allows for a lot of squish and creativity in your blanket designs (or whatever you like to use your C2C for). With the free graph available on the Divine Debris blog you can customize this blanket to fit your favorite flavor toaster pastry and even add sprinkles if you'd like."

Lineage Lapghan Crochet Pattern

This free Crochet Basket Weave Blanket Pattern is blooming with texture and makes a perfect lap blanket. This pattern combines everything I love in a good crochet project-lots of gorgeous texture, a high squish-factor and a new skill that's easy to master, the basketweave stitch.

This crochet basket weave blanket has some good weight to it, making it really soothing to snuggle under. I think it would make a great baby play mat, as well.

Quick and Cozy Kroller Blanket

This blanket is easy enough for a beginner and works up very fast as well. You could easily finish a baby size in 1 day! Although the pattern calls for bulky weight yarn you could substitute with 2 strands of worsted weight yarn. I also used some Red Heart Medley recently and think it would be a good sub as well. Available in sizes: Baby 36” by 30” Child 48” by 42” Throw 50” by 38” Twin 72” by 48” Full 84” by 60” Queen 86” by 66” King 86” by 82”

Sunflower Daze C2c Blanket

"The Sunflower Daze Blanket is a lovely corner to corner blanket with gorgeous color and beautiful contrast! Made in the double crochet c2c crochet technique this more advanced color graph pattern is full of beautiful sunflowers dancing in the breeze! Complete written row by row pattern instructions provided as well as a full color graph. Approximate finished size = 40 1/2” wide x 46” tall made with the double crochet corner to corner crochet technique."

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."