"This simple afghan block uses just a few simple stitches and some back post only rows to create an embossed sand dollar in the center of the square. This gorgeous beachy themed block is perfect for making a blanket on its own, or gorgeous paired with other simpler textures. The afghan block pattern here is a traditional 12" square, so it's easy to pair it with other styles of crochet afghan blocks for the perfect beach themed blanket for your home."
"The Caprock Canyon Crochet Lap Blanket is a throw that's enough to cover your legs and keep you cozy. (The size is easily adjustable if you want it bigger.) Without the fringe, it works great for those in wheelchairs and with the fringe it looks great anywhere! This simple blanket alternates sections of the Crunch Stitch (it's simple but delivers loads of texture) with sections of half double crochets and finished with a simple single crochet border. Made with Lion Brand's Pound of Love yarn."
"This fun and colorful Four Seasons crochet blanket is made up of four separate corner to corner (c2c) graphs: winter, spring, summer and fall. After crocheting each graph, you simply sew them together and add a border. It's super easy! You'll need worsted weight yarn in white, blue, green, yellow and orange. You'll also need an I 5.5mm crochet hook, a tapestry needle and supplies (blocking boards, pins and a spray bottle) for blocking your crochet."
"If you're looking for corner to corner crochet animal patterns, look no further! This adorable corner to corner (C2C) Mouse is just one of twelve Woodland animal patterns that I am designing for a corner to corner graphghan. If you're not up to the task of crocheting twelve animal graphs, you could easily turn this Mouse graph into a crochet pillow. Just follow the instructions from my Fox pattern. These fun and free corner to corner animal graphs are perfect for beginner crocheters. They are fairly small and don't use too many colors."
"If you're looking for a simple crochet blanket pattern that can be made quickly and done while watching T.V. then, this pattern is for you. This crochet blanket can be made in only a couple of days (quicker if you're a fast crocheter) and creates a throw blanket that is lush and cozy that is sure to be a crowd-pleaser. This is a beginner-level crochet pattern and is easily customized to fit your home decor."
Are you looking for a quick and easy to make baby blanket pattern? Look no further! The Stripes and Ruffles Baby Blanket was designed with the beginner crocheter in mind and makes the perfect baby shower gift. But just because it is designed for beginner, it doesn't mean it has to look basic. The blanket has beautiful stripes of cluster v stitches and a wide border on which I crocheted the overlapping shells that look like ruffles. And it's all done with single crochet and double crochet stitches!
"Today I am sharing with you a cute fluffy baby blanket with you all: Loops and Ridges Baby Blanket. This baby blanket has a textured loopy blanket framed by a plain, solid border. The size of the double loop stitch used on the blanket can be adjusted in size and the rib border can be made narrower or thicker. And just to make it easier for you, I also created a full video tutorial that guides you step by step on how to crochet your own Loops and Ridges Baby Blanket. I designed the blanket using DK (light worsted #3) yarn because of the full texture of the blanket, but if you want a thick and warm blanket, you can switch to Aran (worsted #4) yarn."
"The Chevy Blanket is a throw size blanket made with DK (#3) or a thick sport (#2) weight yarn. The Chevy Blanket is a simple and beautiful classic throw that is great for home decor, gifting, or donating! Pattern difficulty: Easy Sizing: 43” x 38” Yarn: 1500 - 1600 yards DK or heavy sport weight yarn All of my patterns are thoroughly tested by experienced pattern testers and fellow designers to ensure you get a pattern that is easy to read and follow. All of my patterns are in American terms. "
"The Misty Morning Throw blanket is made corner-to-corner style using bulky weight yarn. This means that you will start at one corner and work increases until it reaches your desired width, then decrease back down to form a square. Because of this, it is extremely easy to customize the size of your blanket. If you'd like a smaller blanket, perhaps for a baby, work fewer increase rows, but if you'd like a larger blanket, work more!"
