This Modern Granny Crochet Weighted Blanket is an easy, long-term project that will keep you busy for days. Easily use this free crochet blanket pattern to practice your crochet skills, make a soft, comfortable gift item, or decorate a bed or couch. Either way, the subtle blending of green and blue yarn colors makes this crochet afghan an attractive piece to have around the house. Find out how easy this crochet throw pattern is to make and you'll have a stunning crochet blanket in no time!
This Snow Queen Blanket is the perfect pattern to make for the cold winter months. It's made using bulky yarn, so not only is it warm and cozy to use, but it works up quickly, as well. The lacy shells of this crocheted afghan give it a light and delicate look despite the bulky yarn. You'll feel like a queen as you sit in your living room watching the snow fall.
Gorgeous cables can be made with crochet and you'll love the look and feel of this throw. It will wrap around your shoulders and feel like your favorite comfy weekend sweater.
This throw is so beautiful it will remind you of Ireland with its bobbles and dimensional designs. Free crochet patterns are great when you get the tradition of Irish Aran designs.
For a classic crochet afghan, this Aran Nosegay Crochet Throw is one of the most popular around. With its stunning and delicate details and comforting thickness, you won't be able to resist it.
Take a look at this popular pattern from Coats and Clark to see how to make it yourself. With the attractive tassels and creative design, this lovely afghan would make a delightful addition to your home or as a gift for loved ones.
This blanket is absolutely gorgeous with the smooth, varying shades of greens and cream. The blanket portion is made using C2C (Corner-2-Corner) and then I added a beautiful border to really make this project radiate elegance. With 6 of the Sugarwheels your finished blanket will measure approximately 50” x 50”. You can easily leave off the border, or continue with making the C2C portion larger and/or the border larger. Simple and elegant all in one.
Who doesn't love a fast blanket pattern that is perfect for making last-minute gifts? This blanket was designed using the squishy Bernat Blanket yarn. You can't beat the softness of this yarn. The pattern uses extended single crochet stitches that add texture to your blanket. I modified the regular Moss stitch to work up this design. The stitch pattern is easy to work and grows quickly too. I finished this blanket in less than 5 hours!
The Lemon Squeezy Baby Blanket crochet pattern is an easy crochet pattern. You should know how to chain, single crochet, double crochet, complete a standing single crochet, and spike stitch for this pattern. The finished baby blanket is approximately 30" by 28". I do provide the multiple, and it would be very easy to make this blanket bigger or smaller as desired. The pattern calls for approximately 1100 yds of dk weight yarn and a size H8 5mm crochet hook.
I think Woodland animals are adorable so I thought it would be fun to design some c2c blankets inspired by these cute little guys. You can stitch the four animals (Raccoon, Fox, Owl and Bear) together to create one larger afghan, use a larger hook size to make individual blankets, or, attach an individual graph to a dowel rod and hang it on the wall for some adorable wall art! Free pattern includes a downloadable PDF graph and written instructions.
While I was working up the sample of my Griffin Shawl, I knew I wanted to come up with a similar design for a crochet afghan pattern that was worked in the round. Beginners and seasoned crocheters alike will love that the Centaur Mandala Afghan pattern uses simple crochet stitch pattern repeats to create the textured design, making it perfect for those days when you need to sit, crochet and decompress. Pair this crochet blanket pattern with Lion Brand Yarns Mandala, a self-striping yarn, and all of the colorwork is done for you making this a perfect crochet project for binge watching your favorite TV show. And I don't know about you, but my favorite part of self-striping yarns is that I'm not left with a bunch of ends to weave in!
