"Beautiful crochet square pattern which is free on the blog. It uses a simple combination of basic stitches to create a lacy crochet square. This afghan block was designed for Friendship Crochet Along as one of the 40 squares. The finished size of the square is 9 inches. You can use this beautiful lacy crochet square for a blanket to decorate your home or as a gift for someone else. You can also use this pattern to create other projects that require squares like bags or cushion covers."

"Winter time is here, and I really loved working on this Sugar Plum Throw Blanket! It is very easy to crochet and works up fairly quickly. The yarn I used is a soft acrylic medium worsted yarn. I used 3 different shades of purple, and I also used white, the exact yarn will be listed later on in the pattern! This is a very beginner friendly crochet pattern and is very easy to follow, I hope you enjoy!"

"The Throw is reminiscent of some of the best elements of beach holiday, sun whitened pebbles, ocean, and starfishes. It would make a great beach blanket or a picnic blanket for cheerful staycation. The pattern combines popular Bobble stitch and less common Linked and Star stitches that are a great addition to your stitch library. The throw is made in worsted weight acrylic yarn that works up fast and is easy to care for, so you don't need to worry about washing it in the washing machine. "

"Tutorial how to crochet a Temperature Afghan, including tips and tricks, and a printable Temperature Afghan Reference Card that works for crochet and knit alike! Create a year-long blanket one row per day, striped to match the temperature outside your window. You can work in traditional rainbow colors or choose your own contemporary palette. To keep it from becoming too overwhelming, plan your colors in advance with set temperature ranges and work in a simple, short crochet stitch. The pleasure in creating this afghan is in having a project to hook a little at a time each night. No accidentally staying awake past bedtime because you just need to finish one. more. row. No feeling overwhelmed at the size of the project as you begin; you know it will break down into easily worked days. No worry that it won't be finished in time to gift when you already know the end date. And the result is a keepsake anyone will be proud to snuggle under for years to come."

"This blanket combines a quilting-inspired layout with 5 variations on the classic granny square pattern."

"The textural highlight of this 8” (20.5 cm) square is the crochet poppy pattern in the center. This pattern is part of the Textures and Tassels Blanket Mystery Crochet Along. Pattern includes video tutorials for the special stitches (cdc and FPdc) Materials: Lion Brand Heartland yarn (100% acrylic, 5 oz/142 g, 251 yd/230 m), or any medium weight yarn. Clover Amour US Size I-9/5.5 mm crochet hook, or size that matches gauge or you prefer using with medium weight yarn. "

"The Peace, Joy and Love throw is a rich, highly textured blanket. The colored, textured stripes are offset by sections of lace and bobbles for interest. The blanket can be easily sized by adding extra border rows or made in various yarn weights. This throw is perfect for a holiday gift or make it in a different color scheme for a thoughtful baby gift! It's so pretty and works up rather quickly in worsted weight yarn."

"The Ternion Square combines single crochet, trinity stitch, and surface crochet techniques into an interesting geometric pattern. While I designed it in three colors I am already seeing people use its unique block construction to change colors more frequently, add colors, or even use up scraps! Made in Red Heart With Love yarn, or you can substitute another worsted weight, and a J hook. I used two solids and one multi but again, you can go crazy and change colors in every block if you prefer!"

"The Arcade Waffle Crochet Blanket is a combination of two beautiful stitches. The raised texture of the waffle stitch is balanced by the stunning look of an arcade stitch border. A while ago I figured out how to turn the arcade stitch into a blanket border. I just loved how it looked, but sadly it required a complex stitch count and would not work on many blankets. You need a stitch count of 6+3 on each side for the blanket for the border to work."