Let your little one experience the outdoors with this baby blanket! It's perfect for outdoor picnics, plus you can lay down your little boy in this cozy blanket and let him enjoy the outdoor life. It also has a hood for additional protection for the baby.
For a fun but warm and comfortable nap time, we have included in this list of crochet baby boy blanket patterns a free blanket pattern that can be done in just 4 hours!
Because this yarn is made using Chenille yarn, simple stitches are used in this blanket since the yarn doesn't have much stitch definition. A half double crochet variation is used for a warmer feel since it doesn't have any holes.
As a result, the blanket has an adorable interlocking texture that you'll definitely want to run your hands through.
Snowmen Blanket
Candy Stripes C2C Blanket
Have you always wanted to do something bigger than a scarf but have always been worried you won't be able to finish it? Then, you should try making this blanket.
If you're having trouble looking for the perfect blanket for your newborn with sensitive skin, here's a tip – choose one made with the softest merino or acrylic blend.
We included this baby blanket in this list of crochet baby boy blanket patterns because the suggested yarn for this crochet baby blanket pattern is meant for babies with sensitive skin.
The blanket is also machine washable for easy cleaning, since you'll probably be doing that a lot because of your newborn.
The little ones usually love sleeping with their teddy bear. This teddy bear baby blanket will definitely fit in because of its colors and lovely texture. Plus, the trimming in the edges will remind your little boy of his Teddy's ears.
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!
The best thing about crocheting this hexagon afghan is getting to play with different color combinations. The pattern chose a palette of greens, reddish browns, and blues but this pattern would also work up great in a more monochromatic color scheme. The creative options are endless!
