Of course, they can also be a bit more gingham and still be plaid. If you don't believe me, definitely have a look at this one.
The full tutorial about this pattern is on hanjancrochet.com blog :
TagsCrystal Waves Gingham Blanket
What is better than a gingham blanket? A textured gingham blanket. This blanket has been designed with the gorgeous Crystal Waves stitch. There is no carrying yarn behind your work and the pattern tells you exactly how to work up this blanket easily without tangling your yarn or pulling your hair out. Pick two colors that are very close in shade and cream or white to make this gingham blanket in any color you would like.
5 Gingham Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
Looking for a baby blanket to gift to expecting parents? This Gingham Blanket Free Crochet Pattern is a simple and easy way to make a beautiful baby blanket. How perfect is this blanket pattern for a baby boy or girl? You can just put three colors together, a dark, medium and light, and you get gingham. It's such a cuddly warm addition to the nursery. Thanks Below Designers for sharing these free knitting patterns. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. Happy crocheting.
Crochet Gingham Heart Blanket
Ahhh! Oh, how my obsession with gingham is continuing and I'm still so in love! I used the corner to corner stitch to work the center portion of this crochet gingham heart blanket and then added 6 rounds of a block stitch for a giant border.
Crochet Gingham Picnic Blanket Afghan
This crochet gingham picnic blanket afghan is made using durable cotton yarn and is perfect for outdoor summer play at the park, beach, or anywhere you love to adventure! It is worked in the C2C technique with many small blocks sewn together - don't worry I have a video tutorial with the pattern if you are new to the technique! This afghan pattern is for a kids size blanket, but you could double the number of blocks to create a full size picnic blanket for the whole family!
Gingham And Flowers Crochet Baby Girl Blanket Pattern
Surround baby with the color and texture of this garden-inspired, crochet blanket. Intarsia colorwork techniques are used to create the seamless 5-color gingham that comes to life as you stitch each row.
The addition of 5 flower motifs creates a wonderful sensory experience for the baby. Working flat and in the round, you'll also practice fan stitchwork to complete this project. Adorned with a pretty scalloped edge, this whimsical blanket is a fresh addition to the nursery or playroom.
