Next, do you remember the Grace Shawl CAL? Based on her design, Lucia Stepankova created a beautiful square baby blanket under the same name. Additionally, one nice aspect of this pattern is that the size is infinitely adjustable. Therefore, you can make one of these for a REALLY big baby
To begin with, this square baby blanket is super versatile. Since you can make it in any yarn weight, you can really vary up the look and texture. Moreover, if you use an ombre or gradient yarn, you will give it gentle, blended color transitions. In turn, these will greatly complement the crisply delineated textures.
Finally, here is another classic throwback square baby blanket in a modern guise. Using modern colors, this wonderful project gives a touch of retro styling to the modern nursery.
Finally, we just wouldn't feel right without including a mandala. Thus, here is a mandala blanket that is simply stunning. Overall, this summer baby blanket is just the acme of what a baby shower needs.
To begin with, this geometric blanket is an indisputably gorgeous piece. Indeed, the kaleidoscope rosettes interspersed with starbursts are amazing!
Next, these shades of winter are reminiscent of a snowy morning at the log cabin. Indeed, the combination of frosty blue and white with a wood-like brown is so iconic and beautiful
First, this one has very attractive colors, is gender neutral, and amazingly beautiful. Moreover, it's infinitely adjustable in size and has a glorious, frilly edge.
Unroll this little guy, and he's a blanket. Roll him up and he's a bear! This project works up very quickly in bulky yarn and makes a great gift. Two large buttons attached securely hold it closed when rolled up.
The patchwork blanket is made using the Elizabeth stitch (AKA mini bean stitch). You can make the blanket as small or as big as you like plus the pattern includes a handy size guide so you know how many square lane to make.
DK (weight 3) yarn. I used ‘King Cole Pricewise DK' in various colours. 1 Square - 15m / 16yd / 5g 1 Border - 23m / 25yd / 8g
Supplies you will need - Crochet hook 4mm - Tapestry needle - DK yarn - Stitch markers (optional) - Scissors Recommend skill level is easy - intermediate. The pattern is written in USA terminology.
You will need to know basic crochet stitches (sc, hdc, dc, tr) as well as the mini bean stitch. Instructions for the mini bean stitch are included. The pattern is 5 pages long and includes progress photos, gauge instructions and measurements.
