Afghans and Blankets
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Space Ripple Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
Afghans and Blankets
What is cuter than a baby wrapped in a crochet blanket? Not much. These Round Ripple Baby Blankets are so pretty, you'll want them as a keepsake forever. This crochet afghan pattern would also look really nice any other color to match the nursery. Round ripple afghans are unique in many ways. They are not square or rectangular which gives them a special star-burst shape that kids and adults both like. Here are a couple of Round Ripple Afghan Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern for you to make them. You can crochet them in pink or blue for the perfect baby gift. You can customize round ripples in a variety of ways to suit your needs. You can increase the size easily just by adding more and more rows. You can also start a round ripple with a coaster, a trivet, a place-mat etc. The links for the free patterns are provided below photos. Happy crocheting.
Seaside Crochet Baby Boy Blanket Pattern
Afghans and Blankets
Keep your baby warm with this pleasant Seaside Crochet Baby Boy Blanket Pattern. This free crochet baby blanket pattern is easy to make and the textured yarn pattern will provide durability if you decide to use it on-the-go. You can easily use this pattern to make a crochet baby shower gift for a newborn baby boy, or use the completed project to decorate your home. No matter what you use this crochet blanket pattern for, the bright blue and beige color scheme will make any space feel closer to the ocean!
Emerald Opulence Crochet Blanket
Afghans and Blankets
"This super warm and cosy hexagon crochet blanket is made of 133 crochet hexagons. I know that might sound like an awful lot but trust me, the pattern is great to work on. It is an easy and relaxing crochet motif pattern. Before you know it, you will have a stack of these cute hexagons that will form your blanket. I fancied elevating this design to create something cosy, classy and a statement piece for your home decor. Hence why I added a tassel into each corner chain space of the hexagons on the edge. These add a fun element."
