This is a top down circular yoke pattern based on the sweater worn by Jennifer Lawrence's character, ‘Kate Dibiasky' in the 2021 Netflix film
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This is a top down circular yoke pattern based on the sweater worn by Jennifer Lawrence's character, ‘Kate Dibiasky' in the 2021 Netflix film
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The Diamond Quilt C2C Graphgan is a crochet pixel blanket pattern with a modern look that features (almost) all the colors of Caron Little Crafties! Or you can use all those special odds and ends of your favorite colors and remember your favorite past projects - like a real quilt! Of course, I also needed a background yarn - and Caron Simply Soft is the perfect yarn to combine with the Little Crafties! I chose white, but I think this blanket would be amazing with black or gray as the backdrop for the diamonds. Just switch out the black or gray diamonds with the white Little Crafties skein! Both written instructions and a graph are included. I tried to match the colors in the graph to the actual yarn colors and create a random-ish arrangement, but of course, you can rearrange these colors however you like!
The Basketweave Blocks Baby Blanket combines the look of crochet squares with NO seaming - and takes the basketweave stitch to the extreme! It's pretty heady stuff, but the end result is a cozy, soft, and totally nursery ready! The key here is working with 4 skeins of yarn at once. Just like when you'd make a striped pattern and carry the yarn along the side, but we're going to be changing colors in the middle of the row!

Unforgettable Hazel 100th Birthday Blanket/Lapghan designed as a birthday gift for my husbands Nanny. Wheelchair sized lapghan blanket crochet pattern. Lightweight, and soft, lots of texture from the variety of crochet stitches used, and beautiful roving colour changes from the Red Heart Boutique Unforgettable acrylic yarn in Tidal, you will need 3 skeins for this project. This yarn will give the blanket a lovely silky feel and a gorgeous drape that will not overwhelm whoever you want to make it for.
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The Winter Village Crochet Afghan is a wonderful way to use up scrap yarn. This free crochet pattern has 8 crochet blocks that can be assembled to make any size blanket from a baby blanket to a king-size blanket. This is a great project to use up leftover yarn. You will need a consistent ground and sky color, but the house color and trees colors can be made with scrap yarn that needs to get used up.

Bring Hygge home with The Aspen Throw Blanket. The Aspen crochet throw blanket is a timeless and easy crochet pattern that is great for beginners or experienced crocheters. Working corner to corner, we create beautiful diagonal crochet ribbing using only half double crochets. This crochet blanket pattern uses bulky (5) weight yarn, which works up quickly and beautifully. As a bonus, the bulky yarn lends a little extra weight to this project, which gives it a nice weighted blanket feel.
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Modern look for a classic granny square blanket. This blanket consists of 48 granny squares joined together with a mattress stitch and assembled with one row of half double crochet. You can easily adjust blanket size according to your preferences and make it as big or small as you'd like. The pattern for one 3-color square might seem complex at first sight,that's why I've created a step-by-step picture tutorial. Make your own Granny Pinwheel Blanket and increase the beauty of your home decor.
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Use this free crochet afghan pattern to make a Beautiful Bright Catherine's Wheel Throw to decorate your home with. Work from the center out, adding amazing squares with these bright fall colors.
The Edgewater Blanket crochet pattern is easy, fun, and creates a super cozy blanket! You just need to know the basic crochet stitches to make this beautiful throw style blanket! Pattern difficulty: Easy Sizing: 42” x 48” with multiples listed to adjust sizing. Yarn: 1420 yards Worsted weight (#4) All of my patterns are thoroughly tested by experienced pattern testers and fellow designers to ensure you get a pattern that is easy to read and follow. All of my patterns are in american terms.
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