Today's free crochet pattern is this bright and beautiful chunky baby blanket pattern crocheted in rainbow colors! Some of you that have been here for a while are used to my patterns being quite minimalist but when it comes to baby blankets i just love all the colors! When it came to making this chunky rainbow ripple baby blanket to be honest it was a bit like how many colors can i fit in to this then - Maybe i got a little carried away but it turned out beautiful!
Purple pineapple lace and flowers, what could be better for a little baby girl?
Try this free ombre security blanket crochet pattern for a quick project where the yarn does all the color changing work for you! Use Red Heart Super Saver Ombre yarn or another ombre yarn if you want the color changing effect. The ridges are easy to create and add visual interest too. A security size blanket can be a wonderful and quick to make gift. You can adjust the blanket to a larger size as well. After a few rows, the stitch is easy to master, making this a relaxing project to make.
How adorable are these crochet baby booties? The knit-look rolled cuff and the ties are not only cute, but also functional, making sure that the booties will stay on babies feet! Worked from the cuff down, the booties are easy to crochet. Beside the written instructions, the pattern provides step by step pictures that might be very helpful for visual crocheters! Pick your favorite colors for a baby boy or baby girl and start working on these booties right away!
Cute little baby clothing is not only fun to put on babies, but it's fun to make too! I created the Little Textures Baby Pants crochet pattern for my sweet little nephew when he was born. These crochet pants look so adorable over a onesie, or by themselves! You can use these pants for a photo shoot, or just to keep your little one warm! The Little Textures Baby Pants crochet pattern comes with instructions for sizes newborn to 24 months. You'll need worsted weight (#4) yarn and a size I crochet hook, or whatever hook you meet gauge with. The pants in the photo above are made using Lion Brand Yarn Jeans yarn in the colorway Stonewash.
Crochet a comforting Snowman Lovey for a special little one. A star shaped comforter blanket with a plush snowman attachment. To make this extra snuggly, I have used fluffy chenille-style yarn, but it could be made using plain yarn as well. You can also use different weight yarn, eg. #4 Worsted or #3 DK, instead. Just make sure you keep to the same yarn weight for all the colours. Use the hook size recommended for the yarn for the blankey and half a size smaller for the snowman. Please note that this will reduce the finished size of your lovey.
Simple cable stitch was used for the ribbing of the crochet cable baby booties worked flat. This crochet baby booties looks great in different colour combinations and it can even be made in just one color. With this pattern, you can make cute baby booties just working in rows and it's more convenient and faster than working in the round and you can be sure that your booties will come out the same size. Happy Crocheting!
Everyone loves curling up with a warm blanket. The Dream Weaver baby blanket crochet pattern comes in both baby and toddler sizes. Your favorite little person will love curling up with this warm blanket. Use your favorite soft, worsted weight yarn and it may just end up being your baby's favorite blankie. Pattern comes in both baby (27" x 30") and toddler (30" x 48") sizes. Use and H (5 mm) hook and 28 (48) ounces yarn.
The Cuddly Cloud baby blanket is a free pattern designed for preemie babies. The blanket uses a combination of stitch patterns to add texture while still being soft and classic in style. If you'd like to donate your blanket, choose a soft DK weight yarn that meets the requirements of your preferred charity. Adjust the width and length if you'd like to make a larger blanket. This can be a one skein project if you use Bernat Softee Baby or another dk weight yarn that comes in skeins of 350 or more yards.
This mindless crochet baby blanket pattern is worked up in an open stitch pattern, making it great for the summer. The stitch pattern looks great in both boy and girl colors. The pattern is written for a small blanket, but you can easily increase the size in the stitch multiple that is provided. Thus, you can make anything you want from a doll-sized blanket to a full-sized blanket for your bed. And that means you can also substitute with your favorite yarn and hook size.
