To begin with, here is a real classic that would be so welcome in any boho or retro setting. Overall, this is a great pattern for using up yarn ends, as there is just no need to make large patches in any single color. Moreover, a simple, straight black border gives it that finished and designed look.

Next, this beautiful chevron blanket is made using Tunisian crochet. Undoubtedly, It has such a southern, Caribbean flair to it, don't you think?

To begin with, this nature inspired project takes the slightly lighter, pastel hues of spring. Undoubtedly, this is a look at a spring meadow and the skies above it.

Next, the vivid blossoms of summer are evident in this nature inspired creation. Without a doubt this is the most striking ombonation.

Finally, we get into a nature inspired winter. Consequently, we see a gamma of whites and greys, so evocative of winter in the mountains.

Mving on, nature inspired crochet takes into fall, with earth tones, olives and fiery oranges. Truly, this is a fall stroll in the park in crochet form.

However, a geometric blanket is also a great showcase for a vivid color palette. Thus, here is a similar, yet so different geometric beauty.

Of course, a geometric blanket can be a more traditional mosaic-like arrangement. Thereby, here is nother interpretation of the two-tone geometric pattern in the Mabel blanket below. Moreover, it's also a great one if you wish to highlight a simple, modern interior without overpowering it with loud, eye-watering colors.

However, in the flood of modern patterns, let's bring the square baby blanket back to the 70's with a new color palete. Indeed, everyone appreciates the granny stitch, especialy as a gift blanket. Why? Well, it works up very quickly and it's not complicated at all. Thus, here is a classic granny in a slightly new form, where the white rows give it a more calm and integrated look. All the color rows, however, allow you to use up any stashed yarn you have.