The crochet pattern uses the double crochet stitch throughout and works up rather quickly. It has a lovely drape and texture. This blanket was made using a cotton yarn, which makes this light. Yet, it provides just the right amount of coverage for summer or any time of the year. Throughout this crochet pattern, you will be working in the round in a circular motion. This pattern adds stitches that help increase the size, yet keep the blanket laying flat. This star blanket is crocheted in a chevron style. When making the points to the star, stitches are added. On the other hand, in making the valleys of the star, stitches are skipped.

Do you need a quick, adorable baby blanket pattern for a new baby in your life? The Rapid Ripple Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern fits the bill. It is quick, easy, cute and you will love gifting it to a sweet baby. This easy ripple stitch blanket is made using the double crochet ripple stitch and even an adventurous beginner could tackle it with some patience. The ripple stitch gives a smooth wavy pattern by using different double crochet stitches.

"Join in with the Animal-A-long. My first ever Crochetalong which ran in June 2019. Each square was released on a weekly basis. All animals, made in baby colours, perfect gift for a new baby. Corner to Corner crochet, to make a great Afghan/ blanket. Full instructions with colours and yarns listed on the blog, but also great for using up your stash. Links with how to C2C included, and a full alphabet for you to change the words at the top to make it more personal."

"The 50 Stitches crochet along is the perfect stash bustimg project where you get to create 50 different crochet stitches in a single blanket. Each square has a full picture guide as well as a video walk through on how to create the stitches. The completed project will have everyone admiring your crochet skills and have you trying to decide which of these beautiful stitches and techniques you want to use in your next crochet project."

"If you have a Minecraft lover in your life, this is the blanket for them! Based on one of the most popular video games of all times, the Minecraft C2C Crochet Afghan will be appreciated by all fans. The Minecraft Iron Golem C2C Crochet Block is the 12th in a 12-part series. If you prefer a smaller blanket, choose 4, 6 or 9 blocks from the list. This block is stitched using standard C2C crochet. Each finished Minecraft block measures approximately 13 inches square and stitches up in about 3 hours for the experienced crocheter."

"Who doesn't love a colorful crochet blanket? This Striped Rainbow Baby Blanket is a fun and free crochet baby blanket pattern using the block stitch. It's a beginner friendly pattern only using single and double crochet stitches. Plus, there's a picture and video tutorial included to ensure that no matter your skill level, you can recreate this beautiful striped Rainbow Baby Blanket too!

"As the name suggests I have been inspired by the star shape for my textured crochet square. “Friends are like stars. You don't have to see them to know they are there.” I think friends are very much like stars. You only need to look up and they are there. Even on a cloudy night, you might not be able to see the stars but you know they are near watching over you. The granny square uses a combination of textured and lacy crochet stitches to create a beautiful square. It uses aran weight yarn and 6 mm hook."

"I love working up these sweet little bags! They can be used as a soap cozy (gift with a homemade soap or set of facial scrubbies!), a favor or candy pouch, or a small gift bag (gift with a new pair of earrings or gift bag!). I worked my cozy up in about 45 minutes, and used only a small amount of Lily Sugar n Cream yarn from my stash. I'm including a tip in the material notes section for carrying your yarn up."

"This crochet bag is a slightly different one from the "Inventive Bag" that I shared before. Someone else wanted a bag exactly as the Inventive bag but to be used as a messenger bag and with a larger size so I added a strap and more rows. In this one I didn't use back loop stitches, I made more rows so there are 20 for each color section. I cross stitched holding two yarns togethers instead of one, didn't sc around in the end each piece separately, I couldn't line it yet but It is fine as it is, I think. I also steam blocked it. And after that process I steam blocked every crochet product I find at home. I loved it. "