To start with, this flower motif baby blanket is like a stroll or roll in a flowery field. All in all, its soothing, colorful and very, very cute.

To follow on with even more sunburst, have a look at these squares conjoined into a blanket. Since the borders are strongly stitched on all four sides of each square, the blanket is very robust and solid. However, the contrast means that the sunbursts are still super visible and form the central visual theme.

So, this rainbow mosaic blanket is a beautiful combination of geometric diamond patterns and rainbow stripes. It's truly a classic.

Overall, this mosaic bedspread is a classic home staple that's a great way to add a ton of color into your room. Furthermore, it's also a fun project that you can work on on and off as your time dictates.

Perhaps you don't like raised designs on a swirl blanket? Therefore, here is one where the swirls are actually lines of voids.

Here is a baby blanket with a ribbon border that's so suited to a real outing in style. However, it's beautiful all by itself, and would be a treasured gift by any recipient.

Who doesn't love pulled taffy candy, a childhood memory for so many of us? Well. Here are some blankets that are inspired by this trip down memory lane. While this blanket is designed to be a baby blanket, it can easily be adjusted up to any size needed. Moreover, the rich, variegated texture will be pleasant to hold in your hand, but it will be a veritable panoply of textures for your baby to explore and play with. More than that, this is a relatively easy pattern that works up quickly and allows you to make adjustments in terms of the colors you use. Crochet this for a bit of childhood nostalgia.

Cactus Blanket

Floral Garden Granny Square Blanket