Woodland crochet blanket
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."
Woodland Adventures Crochet Blanket Pattern – US Terms
Looking for a fun new crochet project? The Woodland Adventures Crochet Blanket Pattern is a must-try! With its adorable animal designs and detailed patterns, you’ll enjoy the challenge of making this beautiful blanket. Plus, the reviews rave about how well-written and easy-to-follow the pattern is. Get creative and make this cozy blanket for yourself or to give as a special gift. Happy crocheting!
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 Animals Baby Blanket
"As you guys know by now, I love c2c crochet projects! I am especially excited about my latest free crochet baby blanket pattern: my Woodland Animals baby blanket. Each of the 12 crochet animals is a c2c crochet blanket square. Pictured top to bottom and left to right, the animals are: raccoon, hedgehog, opossum, mouse, bear, wolf, skunk, fox, squirrel, deer, owl and bunny. If you're not up to the task of crocheting twelve animal graphs, you could easily turn any of the c2c crochet blanket squares into a crochet pillow. Just follow the instructions from my Fox pattern."
