If you've never tried making this beautiful crochet afghan in the pictures below, you have to give it a go! It's absolutely gorgeous and will be a stunning addition to your home, no matter if you want it to be in your living room or bedroom.

The more texture crochet blankets have, the better, don't you think? Like for instance this amazing afghan in the pictures below. It's full of colors and fun bobbles (however feel free to go for just one color if you prefer it that way. It's great great for gifting or making something special for yourself.

This winter morning baby blanket is an extremely popular blanket pattern. However, it's made in cooler hues, paradoxically called afrernoon tea.

The original pattern and the photos are available on TL YARN CRAFTS blog:

Next, this winter morning baby blanket is another one that works up quickly and is great for beginners. Although the teal and pink scheme is gorgeous, you know you can make it your own.

To begin with, this first winter morning baby blanket is a beginner-friendly pattern that uses minimal supplies. Moreover, you can also personalize this to a great extent by changing the yarn color. Moreover, you can keep it simple, or embellish it as you see fit.

Of course, an elegant and richly textured warm welcome baby blanket is also possible. That said, it too is soft and delicate as well as being a fun project to make.

However, if you prefer a smoother warm welcom ebaby blanket, this one is it. It's a colorful blanket using the bean stitch and single crochet, yielding wonderfully variegated bands.

The first of the warm welcome baby blanket ideas is a nice, cuddly and decently warm blankie with sparkles. Moreover, it also has some truly wonderful texture patterning, perfect for little fingers to play with.

However, in order to build a flower blanket, you also need flower ideas. So, here is the pattern for the basal building block, a Frida flower on a black, hexagonal background. Overall, it's both colorful and elegant, a rare combination. To summarize, Frida's flowers are a well known motif. Nevertheless, they are still one of the greatest themes for crocheting.