This latte delight crochet blanket pattern is full of texture as it uses the Alpine stitch to achieve this lovely feel. Pairing this crochet stitch with the self-striping yarn makes this pattern a fun project. The Alpine crochet stitch is a beautiful combination of the double crochet stitch and front post double crochet. This texture can be used for blankets for adults, baby blankets, lap afghans, hats, shawls, and scarves.

Are you getting ready for summer? You need to make yourself a new blanket! This blanket made from granny squares is super easy and super soft. This blanket will keep you warm on chilly nights, and is great to take on a picnic or to the beach.

Poppies and sheaves of corn are the epitome of autumn and harvest. Crochet this pdf pattern with links to youtube videos for the more challenging rounds. Make the pillow to be a focal feature of your home's fall deco. Crochet all four designs, to complete the cushion. Please note this pattern also features in the full Fall in New England Cushion pattern that will be released later this Autumn. Materials additionally required 5mm hook Aran in cream, dark orange, dark red and light brown I used Caron Simply Soft in Off White, Pumpkin, Autumn Maize, Harvest Red and Autumn Red Skill Intermediate

This week, I have a fun and colorful crochet blanket pattern to share with you. I used a crochet Lego blanket pattern to make my little nephew his dream blanket and I'm so happy to finally show you how it turned out. This is an awesome pattern if you prefer to work in smaller blocks and join those pieces together for a finished blanket, which I sometimes find easier than working with a lot of stitches at once.

Unlike the original virus crochet blanket, this free crochet blanket pattern uses several different techniques to achieve a multi-colored blanket. Based off of the always-trending virus blanket technique, this pattern uses a multi-colored yarn to achieve the rainbow of color without having to switch from piece to piece too often. This stunning blanket pattern would be a lovely conversation piece for your living room or could even be worked up as a baby blanket. The delightful thing about virus blankets (and variations) is that you are able to stop when you decide your project is completed! If you're looking for something huge, just keep crocheting. This would also be a great way to use up odds and ends of yarn since you can just keep working them in as needed.

Add an elegant floral touch or two to your work outfits with the Primavera Flower Tunic. Featuring crochet granny squares with a bold and intricate flower in the center of each square, this tunic is one that you'll want to wear all spring. It's also lightweight and won't add too much weight to your ensemble for the day. The scalloped edges on the neckline, wrists, and bottom of the tunic are interesting details that you will love and appreciate, too. The intermediate crochet pattern in this design is just the right challenge for crocheters looking for a new challenge.

The double V-stitch is a pretty crochet stitch that can be used for scarves, cowls, shawls and in this case, blankets. This easy crochet pattern known as Baby's Favorite Blanket will quickly become just that: baby's favorite blanket. Light green or any crochet color can be used to work up this delightful design. Your baby will love to snuggle in this crochet blanket, just as any baby would. Make one for your own or give it as a gift; a blanket like this is great for baby showers.

What is better than a gingham blanket? A textured gingham blanket. This blanket has been designed with the gorgeous Crystal Waves stitch. There is no carrying yarn behind your work and the pattern tells you exactly how to work up this blanket easily without tangling your yarn or pulling your hair out. Pick two colors that are very close in shade and cream or white to make this gingham blanket in any color you would like.

The simplest designs are often the best and the Silver Squares Blanket is a perfect example of that. A classic yet modern design that is packed with texture and beautiful drape. The simple repeat gives you a wonderful blanket of front post stitches and chain spaces that create squares of texture that run through the design. A great project for beginners to stretch themselves with and more experienced hands to sit back and relax with.