- Designed by: Lucy of Attic24
I love how the author chose earthy, fall colors for this version of the Woodland Blanket. The color palette reminds me of a walk on a sunny, autumn day, when orange leaves are falling down. You can make this blanket quite quickly. Also, make sure to consider incorporating this design into other projects, like sweaters and dresses!
PHOTOS by Cariemay / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on attic24.typepad.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.
Woodland Blanket CAL Free Pattern
- Designed by: Lucy of Attic24
It's another very cheerful version of the Woodland Blanket. The finished size of this particular version on the pictures is 52.5” wide, 70” long. However, you can easily adjust the size by simply adding or subtracting some rows.
Woodland Blanket CAL Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by: Lucy of Attic24
These colors just speak for themselves, don't they? And the ripple stitch is perfect for those of you still at the beginning of your crocheting journey. No wonder this design is so popular in our community!
Woodland Blanket
- Designed by: Lucy of Attic24
This lovely blanket is a true piece of art. The wavy design is really eye catching and it will look amazing on your couch. What's more, it is perfect, if you're looking for a quick and beautiful blanket to crochet. The details between the waves are so amazing!
Waves and Leaves
- Designed by: Yarnspirations Design Studio
This beautiful autumnal blanket made by Yarnspirations Design Studio is the ultimate fall project. What's more, the design truly resembles falling leaves, doesn't it? The finished size is 48 x 62″ (122 x 157.5 cm), however you can adjust it to any size you want. The warming tones and cost textures are just the dream.
Harbour Blanket CAL Free Crochet Pattern
Out first 2022 CAL pattern is a wavy, marine inspired project that makes use of sea colors and rainbow hues that may be found on ships. Overall, this will be a fun, easy project to dip your toe into, before you attempt more difficult ones.
