Easy Corner To Corner Crochet Baby Blanket

The Easy Corner To Corner Baby Blanket is a simple corner to corner crochet square with a chain loop border. This blanket is soft, snuggly, and makes a beautiful keepsake gift for a baby shower. With a simple shape and an easy-to-memorize pattern, this blanket is a great project to curl up on the couch with and works up quickly. This blanket is such a quick and easy project that can be customized with different colors to match any nursery decor!

C2c Princess Carriage Cushion

The C2C princess carriage cushion crochet pattern easy skill level. You'll need to know the C2C technique before starting as this is a pattern not a tutorial. Each block is made up of 3 dc. Ive included the C2C graph to this post for free. If you prefer written instructions along side a graph you can purchase my printable PDF from my Etsy or Ravelry store. To make the C2C princess carriage cushion I used DK (weight 3) yarn in four colours and a 4mm crochet hook. You'll also need a 18” square cushion. Don't forget it's important to remember to do your gauge swatch before starting if you want your cushion to fit.

Heart C2C Child Apron Free Crochet Pattern

This apron is a sweet corner to corner project, that works up really fast and is extremely practical in kitchen. No more dirty clothes while baking! And above all, you can make this apron in very little time.

The full article about the free pattern and the photos are here. More info on raverly can be found here.

Starfish Baby Rattle

"Crochet a pretty little starfish as a baby rattle for your beach baby! This simple crochet pattern works up quickly in one evening using cotton worsted weight yarn and a 2.5" round rattle (or wooden 2.5" teething ring). Skill level: Easy Finished starfish measures approximately 6.5" at its widest point. Materials you will need: 45 yards cotton worsted weight yarn (color in photo is Mango Stonewashed) Size G (4.0 mm) crochet hook Yarn needle Cotton stuffing 2.5" round rattle insert"

Quick and Simple Striped Baby Blanket Pattern

Use this adorable baby blanket crochet pattern to whip up a beautiful, heirloom quality piece in very short order. This blanket works up quickly, and is one of my personal favorites. The variation of stitches keeps it from being boring, and yet it's repetitive enough to work on while you're watching TV, listening to an audiobook, or visiting with friends. The classic picot edging gives this easy crochet blanket pattern a polished look and gives it a timeless feel. This blanket looks beautiful in one color, but can also provide a fun way to play with colors - try anything from bold and bright to soft and muted. Using an I hook and worsted weight yarn, this pattern is approximately 33"x40". Directions included to make this blanket any size you wish.

Gender Neutral Gingham Baby Blanket

"Looking for a gender neutral baby blanket to gift to expecting parents? Look no further. This crochet pattern for a gingham baby blanket will be the perfect gift for any parents who are keeping their baby's gender hush-hush. You will need to know how to chain, single crochet, and slip stitch. This baby blanket with my tension ended up approximately 37 inches x 33 inches. My swatch of 10 stitches x 10 rows is approximately 2.5 inches x 2.5 inches. My baby blanket is 15 blocks wide and 13 blocks tall (block = 10 st x 10 rows), you can alter this as you see fit to make a larger or smaller blanket. I prefer to end each row and column on an odd number so that all corners end in white, for example. All pictures and patterns are copyright of The Loophole Fox unless otherwise noted. Please do not repost or claim my content as your own. Please do not copy, redistribute or sell my pattern in any way. You're more than welcome to sell your finished products off of my patterns but please link my pattern/credit me so that others can find me. Thank you!"

Ice Cream - Easy Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

This mindless crochet baby blanket pattern is worked up in an open stitch pattern, making it great for the summer. The stitch pattern looks great in both boy and girl colors. The pattern is written for a small blanket, but you can easily increase the size in the stitch multiple that is provided. Thus, you can make anything you want from a doll-sized blanket to a full-sized blanket for your bed. And that means you can also substitute with your favorite yarn and hook size.