Victorian Flower Blanket Crochet Pattern

This beautiful and romantic flower baby blanket would be a wonderful present for your precious baby girl, or a perfect baby shower gift.

This White Lily Blanket is made of triangular motifs, which, after joining, create a spectacular 3-D geometric pattern full of texture and volume. The motifs are joined as you go while crocheting the last round making finishing a breeze!

The size of the blanket is easily adjustable and the triangular motifs allow for many shape and project options. The motifs can be also used to make coasters, potholders, pillow covers, or chair cushions, and even baskets.

This crochet blanket would look perfect in a home decorated in boho chic decor. It is the perfect size for throwing over a chair or cuddling in while reading a book.

The pattern includes a materials list and row-by-row instructions. There are also tips for creating the perfect stitches. The completed blanket will measure approximately 59 inches (149.86 cm) long x 37 inches (93.98 cm) wide.

Here's a crochet pattern for a Pansy Pattern (of the viola tricolor, hearsease type). Pansy needs no introduction as its one of the most (if not the most) popular pot flowers - this elegant beauty is a pleasure to make and a pleasure to look at.

Here's an easy crochet patchwork blanket inspired by all the sampler quilts we've seen out in the world. It's made using simple granny squares sewn together. It's one of those blankets you quickly memorize the pattern of and are able to make it easily while watching Netflix on the couch.

These Ice Cream Cone Keychains are so fun and quick to make! Perfect pool side project, don't you think? These little crochet keychains would be so cute on a little back pack or bag, too! Or leave off the chain and you have a cute pretend ice cream cone!

They are about 3 inches tall. They would be a great gift, or perfect to sell at a craft fair or just for yourself. Either way, you will have so much fun, you won't stop until you have made one in every color!

Just in time for Easter, here's an adorable and easy to make DIY basket that is sure to brighten up any gift! And it's not just for the holidays - use this sweet rabbit basket for home decor and storage all year round! It's the perfect accent to a kids' room, nursery, craft room, home office, etc.

If you are using it as an Easter basket, it doesn't get much more springy that this happy little bunny with daisies on its ears!

As if your cats don't have enough fur of their own already, this pattern suggests dressing them in more. Try pairing the fur with wound yarn to give this little sweater some contrast and really make the fur edges stand out.

This is Tabitha, the Triceratops, measuring roughly 16″ tall when using a D hook. This pattern includes detailed instructions that are easy to follow if you know the basic stitches and techniques used to make amigurumi. Mix and match colors to change his look.