Woodland Blanket CAL

• 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!

Woodland Bear Granny Square

"This granny square is part of the Woodland Afghan Series. This woodland bear is worked in rows then worked around the main body to complete the legs, head, and back. It is completed using HDC, SC, and slip stitches. This square is perfect to use for any sized afghan. Used on its own or with the other Woodland Afghan Series granny squares will make a beautiful blanket that will please Woodland themed lovers. Make as many or as little squares as you'd like to customize the size of your blanket."

Crochet Woodland Deer Blanket Pattern

When we read that they also have a pattern for an adult-size woodland deer blanket, we knew we had to click the buy button!

Aside from how comfy and cozy this blanket looks, we are amazed by all the details the designer included in this deer blanket. The blanket is intricately done, and all the details are just too cute!

We’re pretty sure everyone will be impressed with how they designed the hood of this deer blanket, but have you seen the back part of it?

They even added a graphed tail and a few deer spots so the blanket won't look too plain when seen from behind.

A cute, comfy, and blanket, what more can you ask

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.

Brilliant DIY Rag Rug

The rags in your scrap pile can find new life with this Brilliant DIY Rag Rug. This simple but inspiring DIY rug can be made from old T-shirts, your favorite cardigan with the gaping hole in it, or your child's outgrown pair of leggings. Not only is this a great way to re-purpose old fabric, it's a great chance to relive the memories attached to those old rags. Whatever combination of fabrics you come up with, this beginner crochet pattern is easy to follow and will leave you with a stunning rug ideal for a bathroom or entryway.

Estimated Cost: Under $10

Time to Complete: Weekend project

Materials: Fabric

Primary Technique: Crochet

Difficulty Level: Beginner

Project Type: Make a Project