The Unicorn Bricks Baby Blanket is a knit-look reversible baby blanket featuring two different looks! While on the right side you'll have a lovely brick stitch pattern, on the wrong side you'll get a pretty striped ribbed pattern, similar to knitted Brioche. Don't worry about having to many tails to weave in! There are not! The blanket is worked combining a solid white color yarn with a striped yarn. You will not cut the yarns at the end of the rows, but carry them up from row to row along one side of the blanket. Get your supplies and start working on this gorgeous crochet blanket!
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TagsBrick Stitch Country Vibes Crochet Afghan
Looking to make your home interior feel more rustic? Well, now you can with this simple Brick Stitch Country Vibes Crochet Afghan that evokes a comfortable, log cabin atmosphere. After completing this pattern, you can easily spread your crochet blanket over a bed or couch to brighten up a room. If you're looking to improve your crochet skills, use this free crochet throw pattern to practice the brick and modern granny stitches. You'll love the elegant, country feel this crochet throw has, and wait until you find out how easy it is to make!
Crochet Brick Faces Blanket
This stunning, bright afghan is perfect for children, teens and all AFOLs (adult fan of Lego). Each brick face is meticulously detailed and uniquely fun. Stitch all 12 blocks for a bed-size blanket or stich 4 or 9 for a smaller baby or child-size afghan.
Brioche Crochet Hexagon Blanket Pattern
This textured hexagon pattern is a very relaxing pattern but also something new and different to try and to learn. It’s created using brioche technique which creates not only an incredible effect but a thick texture as well.
You can work a continuous any size hexagon or join the motifs to create blanket, sweater, bag, rug.
The pattern requires at least two contrasting colors. It’s a perfect stash busting pattern!
Ribbed Ripple Reversible Afghan
If you're wanting to start a quick and easy pattern then you'll definitely want to get your hands on this free crochet afghan pattern. The Ribbed Ripple Reversible Afghan has a lot of texture and is easy to work up. The whole pattern repeats the same row.
Crochet Easy Shell Stitch Blanket
Crochet is know to be so soothing and has been proven to relieve stress. There is nothing better than sitting with a cup of hot coffee and crocheting your favorite crochet project. Crochet blankets are always a popular choice among crocheters , be a beginner or a experienced Crocheter. The crocheted blankets are so versatile. You can combine multiple crochet stitches and make a pretty textured crochet blanket. You can easily make them as small as you want, or as large as you want. Today am sharing the pattern for this Crochet Easy Shell Stitch Blanket. I just love the texture of this stitch. This pattern is very simple to work up. This stitch is made up of double crochets and single crochets worked up in a pattern. The Crochet shell stitch looks complicated, but its just a repeat of two rows and you end up with a beautiful crochet blanket. I have used variegated yarn for the blanket. I love how the color changes and you don't have to weave off the yarn ends in case of using different color yarn at end of every row. You can use this easy Crochet shell stitch pattern to also make a Placemat Tablemat or a full sized crochet afghan blanket or a crochet throw. Materials Used:- 8 Ply Cotton Variegated Yarn 4 mm Crochet Hook Size:- 30 inches- Customizable to any size
Crocheted Textured Reversible Lap Blanket
You'll fall in love with this Crocheted Textured Reversible Lap Blanket the second you lay eyes on it. This free crochet afghan pattern uses single, double and triple crochet for a great look. Use it any way you wish.
Mountain Trail Tweed Blanket
This crochet blanket with a woven look is so much fun to make in a unique stitch. This stitch may look difficult but only uses single, double and chain stitches used in combination. The unique placement of the dropped double crochets into skipped stitches from the previous row gives this stitch its woven appearance. The colorwork technique of using two strands of yarn for different rows also creates this unique look. And don't worry you won't have a ton of ends to weave in either! You drop and pick up the yarn strands as you need them - yay! I have a complete photo and video tutorial for the Interlocking Arched Columns stitch used in this blanket to help you as well. This blanket is worked from side to side with lovely fringe added to the ends. A lovely and warm addition to your home!