"With the Margot Baby Blanket i found a crochet stitch which is actually a filet crochet stitch pattern and then i integrated a border seamlessly so you just crochet the border on both sides of the blanket as you are crocheting along which automatically gives it a finish look, how easy is that! On the top and bottom of the blanket i didn't put any border on as i actually quite liked it already and felt it didn't need a border but you can add a border if you wish. This crochet blanket pattern is suitable for a beginner."

"The October Square uses interlocking crochet worked in the round to create an interesting geometric design. I think of it as spiders with their legs overlapping to form grids in alternate corners. The pattern includes written instructions, charts, and a full video tutorial for those new to interlocking crochet. You'll need worsted weight yarn in two colors, a size H crochet hook, and two stitch markers. This is the 10th square in the interlocking tiles pattern set, all of which are free on my blog."

"The glorious springtime blanket is another version of the new springtime soft shells crochet blanket pattern. Change up the crochet edge to create a completely different look. This pattern also uses two versions of the v stitch to achieve a beautiful look and feel. This pattern is a four-row repeat to create the luxurious crochet pattern.Each row is starts with a Chainless starting stitch. For instance, use the Chainless Double Crochet rather than a Chain 3. Use the Chainless Single Crochet rather than a Chain 1.The foundational row uses the No Chain Double Crochet rather than a chain of stitches and row of double crochet. For your convenience, here is a video on the No Chain Double Crochet Stitch. Use Stitch Markers after each four-row repeat. This will help be able to tell what row pattern you are on when you pick your work back up. There are video tutorials to help with the entire crochet pattern."

In your busy day-to-day life, it can be difficult to remember to pause and seek tranquility. If you need a reminder to slow down, then the Lotus Pavilions Crochet Granny Square is just what you need. No ordinary crochet granny square pattern, this design can help you meditate and refocus for the day. Using yarn in an assortment of colors and stitches, including the crochet popcorn stitch, this crochet pattern is ideal for those at the intermediate level. Consider incorporating this granny square as part of a larger bag, or even in a sweater or throw.

"There's nothing timeless like the classic crochet granny square. Altough we do like to change things a little and try something different. So how about a flower granny square? This pattern is starting a a flower motif where you then worked into a square. This Flower Granny Square Blanket pattern is actually very versatile! You can use any yarn weight and composition you want, and make enough squares to create a blanket as big as you want."

"How to crochet the C2C (or Corner to Corner) Fall Vibes Square perfect for a Fall throw pillow or afghan - imagine this square mixed in with squares worked in other Fall images, or corresponding solid colors. You'll need 250 Yards total of Worsted Weight Yarn - I used Red Heart's Super Saver in Carrot and Soft White. Bernat Super Value and Caron One Pound are great alternatives. This 16” size took me about 4 hours."

"Post stitches, crossed double crochets, bobbles, and stitches worked into the back loop only add lots of texture to this 12” (30.5 cm) square. Materials: Lion Brand Heartland yarn (Solids: 100% acrylic, 5 oz/142 g, 251 yd/230 m; Tweeds: 94% acrylic/6% rayon, 4 oz/113 g, 200 yd/183 m). Clover Amour US Size I-9/5.5 mm crochet hook, or size that matches gauge or you prefer using with medium weight yarn. Clover Quick Locking Stitch Marker set (optional). Clover Chibi yarn needle."

"This blanket has an interesting texture and beautiful border that resembles a woven fabric. I designed it in bold stripes alternating three colors, but you can customize the stripes, or keep it solid to really showcase the gorgeous texture. It works up so fast and is so soft in this yarn, but it would look great in many other yarn choices - try it in a bulky for a super thick throw or a DK or Sport for a finer look (perhaps a baby blanket). It's easy to adjust sizing too, I give you instructions so you can make it smaller or larger! Approximately 40 x 45” Designed in worsted weight yarn"

"This small baby blanket is a new twist on the basketweave stitch except it is done in groups of 10 so that it looks like blocks. After the second row, you really don't need to do much counting as you will just keep doing the stitches in groups of 10s. You must know how to work around the post as the stitches used are front post double crochet or back post double crochet and regular double crochet. You will enjoy making this blanket in a variegated yarn or a plain color."