I love cosying up under a blanket or throw to read a book, watch an old movie or just have a cup of tea! Crochet this simple, two row repeat, ripple lapghan which is just the right size for keeping warm while curled up on the sofa. Perfect for confident beginners or if you are looking for a simple but classic project. This pattern uses a chunky yarn to make a warm but lightweight lapghan. The use of one colour throughout the project makes for a modern look with a hint of retro vintage. The acrylic yarn chosen is inexpensive but beautifully soft.

This crochet blanket uses simple crochet stitches, including the granite stitch. It works up easily and has a modern, simplistic look. Perfect for any decor, it is a timeless blanket that can be enjoyed for years to come. Using bulky yarn and a Size J hook, crochet this beauty up for yourself of a loved one. The stitch actually makes the blanket look woven, but this is just simple crochet! It's cozy and warm for the cool season!

The next time you want to say "I love you" to your partner, say it with crochet when you create the Desire Crochet Granny Square. The design uses the crochet popcorn stitch as well as yarn in shades of red and pink, resulting in a crochet Valentine's Day pattern that can actually be used year-round. This granny square will be just what you need to include in a blanket, bag, scarf, or even a sweater. You'll love crocheting this item, and your partner will love having a reminder of how much you care. Just keep in mind this crochet pattern is at the intermediate level, so consider tackling this project if you have some experience with crochet.

This beautiful heirloom quality blanket has a luxe boho vibe and fabulous texture provided by big puff stitches. Made with bulky yarn that provides a lovely look and feel to your finished blanket. A classy and high end blanket to grace your home!
An easy to memorize 4-row repeat of Puff Stitches combined with front post single crochet stitches creates a blanket with fabulous texture and a unique look. The fun tasseled edge adds a luxe yet boho vibe to the finished blanket.

Waves of color make this Reversible Ripple Baby Blanket stand out from the rest. This fun baby blanket crochet pattern is perfect for any color scheme you have in the nursery, or any other room in the house for that matter. The pattern has fun waves that would be perfect for a sandy beach theme, or an underwater deep sea room. Bring the coral reef to your baby's crib by taking the time to work up this easy and cozy ripple baby blanket crochet pattern.

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.