Temperature blankets are always so cute to make, and exciting too, making us wondering what temperature will be next day, and if it means a change of color or not.
This project uses the mosaic overlay crochet technique to create a unique blanket of your own.
Have fun creating this Lego inspired blanket. This pattern uses 6 different colors, but you can choose whatever colors you want. Have fun with it. The possibilities are endless!
This Jacmel Scarf is a great big deal that's no big deal to whip up. It is high-impact, high-volume, high-drama, and high-reward—as both a presence and a present!
Consider its supersize comfort and coziness a secret-weapon for the season: Who doesn't want a warm, fuzzy force field to take on chilly walks, unpleasant commutes, and complicated relatives?
The zig-zag stripes of this blanket make it way more interesting than the standard striped temperature blanket patterns.
The colors used in this one – especially the variegated yarn work really well.
I love the striking chevron design with the pop of the contrast color – so bold and modern! And those pom poms at the bottom are such a perfect and whimsical addition!
This unique blanket design is incorporating the names of the months, so it is easy to keep track of where (or rather when) you are if you miss a few days!
Have you ever wanted to create a temperature blanket? Look no further! Not only does this turn out beautifully, but it's so easy to create!
Since your squares are only two rounds, they work up in mere minutes, so even if you fall behind it's easy to catch up. Not interested in a temperature blanket? This is the perfect scrappy blanket!
This Granny Square Crochet Blanket is made with a timeless yet simple square that could be used for a throw, a baby blanket, or even as a table runner.
The square is very easy, especially since it is one color, so you have very few ends to weave in. The picture shows a full-size throw using worsted weight yarn.
A nice gift for a wedding or a baby shower!
This chunky scarf crochet pattern uses a combination of bobble stitches and slip stitches to create this lovely scarf.
What is better than a bobble stitch? A big bobble stitch, of course! This crochet chunky scarf is super chunky, with knit-like rows nestled in between rows of giant bobbles.
