Cosy crochet blankets to snuggle under
Cosy Stripe Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
Look at how beautiful this blanket it! It's really soft, warm and cosy, therefore perfect for your kiddos to snuggle under it. And above all, you can easily adjust the size of this blanket to match your preferences.
The full article about the free pattern and the photos are here. More info on raverly can be found here and more about this version is here
Snuggle Down Crochet Baby Blanket
Not all snuggly and gorgeous blankets are complicated. Take this blanket for example, this is this knit looking snuggle blanket that even beginners can make! It uses simple stitches and a special stitch that creates a beautiful drape and a nice texture.
To make this blanket, you only have to repeat a single row pattern.
My Mermaid Crochet Snuggle Sack
If you're feeling like mixing things up and creating a super fun crochet projects, you have to check out this amazing mermaid tail in the pictures below! It will be such a fun and cozy snuggle sack for you or your kiddos - it's to cute to just make one, so make sure to play with the colors and create a whole bunch of these cute tails! The finished size is 46 [117 cm] circumference x 45 [114.5 cm] long (excluding tail).
Velvet Yarn Crochet Blanket
"This velvet yarn crochet blanket is soft and squishy. The plush blanket is so comfortable to cover up with. I feel like I am in an expensive hotel spa staying cozy under a fancy and expensive afghan. See How Easy Making a Velvet Crochet Afghan can be Making a luxurious velvet yarn afghan can be done successfully. Once I had a chance to work with this yarn, I was gliding along effortlessly. The result is a plush and warm blanket to snuggle up with. This crochet pattern uses a row of single crochet alternatively with a row of back loop double crochet. The single crochet row provides a bit of stability for the double crochet row and together, they create a lovely textured blanket. To keep this diy project easy, I did not add a crochet border to this afghan. Further, using just one color means less yarn ends to weave in."
