Beach crochet blanket free pattern
Beach Breeze Crochet Blanket Pattern
Looking for a cute project that will remind you of spending a peaceful day in paradise? Well, try making this Beach Breeze Crochet Blanket Pattern that is sure to make you feel like you're at the beach! With an elegant lace texture and blue and white color scheme, this gorgeous blanket pattern will be a stunning addition to your crochet collection. You can even decide to give your finished blanket to a friend or relative as a gift. Find out how easy this afghan is to make with this free pattern. You'll love how chic it will look once completed!
Beach Throw Blanket
The Beach Throw Blanket is made using the straight box stitch as well as the reverse shell stitch for the border. The Beach Throw Blanket can be made using any 3 different colors you'd like for a very unique and gorgeous blanket. The box stitch used creates a lovely illusion and allows you to play around with color striping as you can see in the Beach Throw Blanket. Use a solid colored yarn and variegated yarn to achieve that jeweled look.
Pebbles And Stars Beach Throw
"The Throw is reminiscent of some of the best elements of beach holiday, sun whitened pebbles, ocean, and starfishes. It would make a great beach blanket or a picnic blanket for cheerful staycation. The pattern combines popular Bobble stitch and less common Linked and Star stitches that are a great addition to your stitch library. The throw is made in worsted weight acrylic yarn that works up fast and is easy to care for, so you don't need to worry about washing it in the washing machine. "
Beach Day Lounge Cover and Afghan
I love using cotton yarn for summery, beach projects. It is the perfect choice for cloths and towels because it is absorbent. I designed this for moms of all ages to enjoy while at the beach. The bright and colorful yarns add a cheery touch I hope you will love. This could also be made as a blanket from worsted weight yarn. I designed this to roll into its own bag and has a handle for easy carrying.
