Afghans and Blankets
This baby blanket is crocheted with the lovely "wattle stitch" which is super simple and quick to make! There is a full stitch tutorial included in the pattern. The blanket is not only super soft, but it's easy and works up in a flash. Line it with pom-poms to add to the playfulness, or keep it without. If you are looking for a baby blanket that will work up in no time, this is a great choice!
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Stars and Pom Poms Baby Blanket Free Pattern
Afghans and Blankets
"The Stars and Pom Poms Baby Blanket has a modern, elegant design with a lattice pom pom border on top and bottom of the blanket and a beautifully textured blanket made with the star stitch pattern. And, can I just say, this will make a gorgeous and stylish adult size afghan. The pattern is easy to adjust and you can make it as big or small as you want it to be. To make it easier for you, I created a full video tutorial that guides you step by step on how to crochet your own version of Stars and Pom Pom Baby Blanket."
Wattle Stitch Blanket
Afghans and Blankets
Sometimes all I want is an easy repeated stitch pattern, just to get my hands busy without thinking too much. That's why I love the Wattle stitch so much, it's a simple stitch with a gorgeous texture, and it makes a beautiful and easy crochet blanket! The Wattle stitch has such a nice texture, the blanket will look lovely both in solid yarn and variegated yarn. The blanket can be adjusted to any size and any type of yarn. Stitches used in this pattern: ch, sc, hdc, dc.
In a Flash Mitered Corners Blanket
Afghans and Blankets
Mitered corners make great borders and they add a clean and modern edge to projects. Which makes it a perfect for crocheting this blanket!
Get in Line, Granny! Afghan
Afghans and Blankets
One of the great things I love about crochet is taking an older stitch or technique and putting my own spin on it and that's exactly what I've done here with my ‘Get in Line, Granny! Afghan’. I've taken a typical granny square pattern and added one of my favorite stitches to it to create a new look. Check out the photos in the listing to see both sides of the afghan and decide which is your favorite!
