Description: The Moonstone Throw is a fun beginner blanket with an easy color and stitch repeat. The stripes are modern and fit with any home decor. Materials: Worsted (4) Weight Yarn, Pound Of Love in Antique White (2 skeins,1550 yards), Succulent (1 Skein, 470 yards), and Taupe (1 Skein, 400 yards). 6.00mm Crochet hook Yarn Needle Scissors Finished Blanket Measurements: 50X64” Pattern Notes: The Ch1 and Ch2 do not count as stitches The Antique White color will be used for Hdc stitches and Hdc (FLO) stitches throughout. Taupe will be for Sc stitches throughout and Succulent will be Dc throughout. Be sure when you cut your yarn after each color that you leave tails long enough to weave in.

Behold a thing of beauty: Meet my latest make: My Mother's Garden Afghan. This stunning crochet flower blanket is a labor of love, made for my mother in all the delicious juicy shades of pinks and purples that she adores! I might be totally biased here, but this just might be my favorite kind of flower garden… this oh so cute crochet flower afghan! Something with beautiful drape while providing important warmth. What are you waiting for? Let's get started!

This easy chevron crochet blanket is perfect for baby or make it bigger for an adult size! It's perfect for gender neutral colors or you can customize it for a boy or girl. This afghan makes a great baby shower gift and is perfect for babies because the pattern has no holes, so it is safe for little fingers and toes. The pattern is beginner friendly and calls for 4 skeins of worsted weight yarn and a size I9 crochet hook.

How adorable is this baby blanket? The combination of colors is just so pretty and the texture created by the different stitches makes this a true treasured keepsake. I used “I Love This Yarn” from Hobby Lobby in peach, gray and white - less than one skein of each color - and a 6.0mm hook. It is suitable for a girl or boy. So, grab your hook and yarn and make this blanket. It is quick and fairly easy to make - only requires knowledge of 3 stitches: single crochet, double crochet and herringbone half double crochet.

Ombre designs are trending in all areas of craft, fashion, and decor. Therefore, can you think of a better time for you to make a DIY afghan using this Ombre Crochet Afghan Pattern? The easy-to-follow instructions on how to crochet an afghan are perfect for the beginner because they explain how to achieve the ombre effect by simply dropping or joining a strand from a different colored skein. Because this free crochet pattern uses simple stitches, this homemade afghan works up very quickly. You will enjoy watching the shaded, graduated tones appear before your eyes with each crocheted row.

This crochet baby blanket pattern is delicate, cozy and absolutely stunning when using a variegated yarn with a complementary solid. It is a modern twist on the granny square blanket; a more “grown up” feeling baby blanket. Materials: ~ Size 3 Yarn, 1276 yards ~ Size 3 (or 4 yarn, see pattern notes), 450 yards ~ US I9/ 5.5 mm Crochet Hook ~ Yarn Needle ~ Scissors Sizing: Pattern is written for a baby blanket, approximately 39 inches wide Stitches Used: (ch) chain (sl st) slip stitch (hdc) half double crochet Special stitch: Bean Stitch

Introducing Sunny, an Easy Ripple Crochet Blanket. Single and double crochet rows create alternating narrow and wide rows of colour, that is relaxing crochet at its best. It is a very easy pattern to memorize and has great potential for playing with colours and using up those small balls of leftover yarn in your stash. Throw size blanket but using the multiple given, you can make this blanket any size you wish. Cream for the narrow stripes add a freshness to the overall palette. The pattern shows a slight difference in both sides and both of them are beautiful! Measurements 40in x 46in 102 x 117cm unblocked

Instead of the typical granny square afghan pattern, check out this Granny Hexagon Afghan, which uses hexagons instead of crochet granny squares. The fun shapes and patterns create an eye-catching design that will brighten up your home. Use this crochet afghan as a throw on your couch or for the warmth you desire in the winter around the fire. Keep it laying around during the spring months, too, since the hexagons create a floral look that is a reminder of the new life in springtime. This crochet granny square afghan would look stunning in any color scheme you picked.

This unique blanket, was designed for people sitting up - as in a recliner. You can have your arms laying on top of the blanket and hands tucked inside the pockets. Or you can forgo the pockets from the pattern all together and simply have a stunning throw blanket for anywhere in your house. This pattern uses the herringbone double crochet stitch. Detailed written instructions for the stitch are included in the pattern. Several photos are included as well to help with placing the pockets.