Get rid of boredom and laziness by creating these crochet flowers to fill your world with colors. Create these flowers using scrap yarn and a free pattern. You can craft these flowers in different colors and combinations according to your skill level. Experiment with different yarn and hook sizes to become an experienced crochet crafter.
In this COVID-19 pandemic, save yourself from frustration and lockdown stress by experiencing different craft projects. Nothing would better than playing with colors and an art project to keep yourself calm. So, create these colorful crochet flowers for your home decor and other embellishments in a free time. Get help from free patterns and online guidelines to complete these beautiful crochet flower projects. Trust me! You would love to work on this project once you have started.
If you love crochet hexagons, then this Adorable Hexagon Blanket is the perfect crochet pattern. Different colored hexagons come together to make a cute blanket you can use as a stylish throw. This multicolored blanket is perfect for any room in your home and the hexagon pattern adds a fun geometric touch. Your friends and family members will be wowed when they see this crazy cute crochet blanket and they'll probably ask you to make one for their own home. Join the crochet hexagons as you go and finish off the pattern with a pretty edge. You will be so pleased with this beautiful crochet pattern.
This timeless Crochet Winter Blizzard Snowflake Afghan designed by Daniel Zondervan is the cat's meow for the winter season. A playful approach to winter with creating a snowflake inside a hexagonal motif that utilizes the Jacobs Ladder Technique to kick it over the top.
Use the Granny Spike Crochet Stitch to create this bright and colourful crochet blanket! The Free crochet pattern is an easy 2-row repeat that creates a blanket full of squishiness and texture. The Granny Spike Stitch is an addictive stitch you will love to crochet! You can use any Aran Weight/Worsted Weight yarn to make this blanket - approx 1200m. You can also use a different yarn weight to make a smaller or larger blanket, using a matching hook but keep in mind your yardage requirements will vary. Measurements 32 x 44 inches [82 x 112cm]
Learn how to crochet a moss stitch baby blanket with this free pattern and video tutorial. Design your own pattern once you learn how to master the crochet moss stitch. This stitch consists of a single crochet and chain stitch. This pattern is perfect for a beginner at crochet. When I am at a baby shower and the soon-to-be-mama opens up a handmade baby gift, it always seems like everyone wants to see it held up, so we can all look at the beauty. This handmade blanket is a treasure that will last for years. What a great feeling that gives us handmade creators. This is one of my favorite stitch patterns to use and it makes such a beautiful gift for an expecting mother.
Looking for that perfect baby shower gift? Work up this Crochet Baby Blanket and Play Mat for an incredibly versatile and unique present. This crochet baby blanket is designed to develop with the baby, first as a warm and cozy homemade baby blanket, and then as a colorful and fun play mat!
This is the perfect gift for any mom-to-be as it cuts down on purchases later. This free crochet pattern is striped with vibrant colors, but choose what you think the mom would prefer for a big smile when she opens her beautiful gift.
Do you have tons of leftovers? Why not turn some of it into a beautiful blanket? Free video tutorial! You make your blanket as big or small as you want. This is a beginner friendly project. I used yarn from different brands, but made sure not to mix cotton yarn with wool. My blanket took a couple of weeks to finish and I tried to use matching colors. I hope that you like this tutorial!
Christmas is just around the corner and I have a quick and easy blanket pattern for you to make this holiday season: Christmas Snowflakes Afghan. You can adjust the size of this afghan and turn it into a bed spread or baby blanket by simply crocheting more or fewer hexagons. For this pattern, I used the granny snowflake hexagon for the blanket and a modified version of the dot border. I designed the blanket using aran (worsted) yarn and so it works up in no time. Change the colors to match any theme or color palette.
