To begin with, this is a beautiful pattern for a spring baby blanket. The petal stitch makes it look delicate and antique at the same time. Although you can't say it's easy-peasy to make, it is well worth your effort

Undoubtedly, the legendary Virus Blanket Crochet Pattern is one of the most versatile designs ever! Here, it's in its airy summer blanket guise. Unfortunately, this pattern is no longer free. However, you can still watch the free video tutorial made by Jonna Martinez, the author of the pattern.

On the other hand, this beautiful airy summer blanket uses parallel stripes of different colors to achieve a visually interesting effect. Truly, the gentle pastel colors work so well, don't they?

Overall, the Banksia airy summer blanket, has an even surface that's brought to life by its use of a radial color gradient. It's a beautiful example of the art and leaves your imagination loads of room to play.

Lastly, here is a turtle blanket with a single, large turtle just lounging around, inviting the kids to join in the fun.

SO, I mentioned other shapes of building blocks? Indeed, here is an African flower blanket based on the African flower hexagon. Down the rabbit hole? Indeed, yes, but it's honecombs and flowers all the way.

This sweet baby blankie in the pictures below is such an incredible combination of texture and colors! This project is super easy and it's using half double herringbone and berry stitch, which makes it beginner friendly. Do you like it? Let me know!

The more texture, the better! Don't you love how candy - like this crochet blankie in the pictures below looks like? It's the perfect blend of texture and color, right? It's very velvety and soft, but light and breathable at the same time. Enjoy!

This colorful and modern baby blankie in the pictures below was made by the very talented MandaRaeCreations. It's incredibly chunky and so nice in touch! If you've never tried making a blanket using this yarn, you really have to give it a go!