SO, I mentioned other shapes of building blocks? Indeed, here is an African flower blanket based on the African flower hexagon. Down the rabbit hole? Indeed, yes, but it's honecombs and flowers all the way.
The full tutorial about this pattern you will find on Heidi Bears Creative blog:
More info about Wondrlanding's project you can find on Ravelry.
Building Blocks Baby Blanket
The Building Blocks Baby Blanket is a perfect pattern for playing with color! Use Loops and Threads Colorwheel yarn or your favorite worsted weight yarn to mix and match as many colors as you'd like. This fun play on a classic granny square is called the block stitch, and I have a right and left handed video tutorial to get you started along with the free crochet pattern. This pattern requires at least 450 yards of worsted weight yarn (approx. 90 yards of 5 colors recommended) and an I/5.5mm crochet hook.
African Flower Blanket
Based on African flower square, this blanket is without a doubt one of the nicest, and at the same time simplest African flower patterns. Overall, it can be described as African flower meets granny squares, and the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
African Flower Hexagon Blanket by Lizzie Montgomery
African Flower Hexagon Blanket by Lizzie Montgomery
Crochet Building Blocks Throw Pattern
This crochet throw is vivid and inspired and brings lots of play value to any child's room! Stimulate imaginations by crafting in primary shades as shown, or change up the colors to coordinate with your room's décor. Squares and rectangles are stitched separately and joined together, while dots are later crafted and sewn on to complete each block.
Crochet Lego Building Block Blanket Pattern
Using approx 3000 yds of weight 5 yarn, you can crochet a beautiful blanket any little building block fan will love! The pattern is easy even for beginners. This blanket fits across the top of a twin bed as seen in the picture.
