I get to cuddle up in blankets and the mood outside is perfect for diving into fantasy novels. This kind of weather is just right and that's what the Rainy Days blanket makes me think of. The beauty of this pattern is that the gradient in the Scarfie yarn does all the work and you don't need to measure or even keep track of rows. This corner to corner crochet blanket pattern is perfect for beginners who just want something simple to practice on without all the bells and whistles of complicated charts.This is a great first C2C (corner to corner) projec to try out!

Shortly after I taught myself to crochet, I fell in love with knit-look crochet. I can't knit a stitch to save my life so I'm always trying to incorporate stitches or stitch patterns into my designs that resemble knit stitches. The Abrielle Baby Blanket combines the easiest knit-look crochet stitch and a favorite textured stitch pattern of mine. I crocheted my baby blanket using two colors of yarn to create a wide striped blanket, but it's also gorgeous in a solid color.

Use this free crochet blanket pattern to make a fun couch blanket for everyone in the family to enjoy!

From the blogger:"Sofa Sweet Sofa is a cozy crochet sofa throw that is quick to make and oh-so luxurious to use. This blanket is great to nap under, and it can also be shared. The yarn is soft and fluffy, thus making the throw warm and comfy. The giant shells give it a fun look and also make it quick to crochet. In addition, it's perfect for cuddling under with Amir the Elephant, whom I shared with you a few weeks ago!"

Festival of Fall Square is a fun, scrap busting project.. This is a 12" square that you can make a pillow cover or afghan with.. Using great Fall colors, the textural stitching really pops! Sew several squares together to create a beautiful afghan!! Or, sew 2 squares together to make a great pillow cover... Easy to make and fun to decorate with!! Of course, you can make these in any color scheme to match your home decor!

You know how to crochet a blanket when you can work up this beautiful Kaleidoscope Afghan in multiple crochet colors. The never-ending crochet design can play tricks on your eyes, but if you follow the crochet instructions, you'll quickly learn it's a beauty. The crocheted afghan is worked in rounds using the v-stitch to get the rectangular shape. The pattern is easier than it looks, so don't fret or get discouraged before even trying your hand at it. You can easily use a solid color throughout the pattern, but it would look even more stunning with different colors and shades.

This is a mock granny stitch afghan designed with Bernat Blanket yarn. You do not fasten off after every color change and will only have around 3 tails to weave in at the end. The stitch pattern was adjusted to work with the thickness of this yarn and to avoid leaving big holes. The result is a warm and squishy blanket that will keep your baby warm and snuggly. You can combine any 3 colors of your choice to make a blanket for a baby boy or a baby girl.

This is a fun and easy pattern to make. The yarn and colours that I used are mentioned in the blog post. I made this blanket with a crochet hook size 4mm but you can use any size you like. It will change the size of your blanket however, but it is very easy to adjust the pattern and to make the blanket in any size you like. Please note that the English pattern is below the Dutch pattern in the blog post.

Easy Ripple Afghan makes a great introduction to the wonderful world of ripple afghans. It's fun and easy! Grab your favorite colors of yarn in either worsted weight or sports weight and an appropriate hook to get started, then just follow an easy, repeating pattern to quick work up this dream of an afghan.

I love the Fields and Furrows Afghan. It is the perfect crochet project: You can sit for hours and crochet along without worry of changing color. It is designed specifically for Cake Style Yarn and the texture hides the color changes. All you have to do is crochet along. Fire up the Netflix or your favorite TV show and you are ready to go! Here is what you will need: - About 1900 yards worsted weight yarn (5 Caron Cakes or other cake style yarn). - US H8/5mm crochet hook or a size hook appropriate for your yarn - Tapestry needle and scissors

This beautiful Baby Bubbles Crochet Afghan Pattern has such an innocent look with the multi-colored yarn. The cluster stitch makes such a great texture in the soft yarn, so baby will be mesmerized by the feeling for hours. You can work up this adorable afghan for yourself or as a great baby shower gift. Any new mom would definitely treasure this homemade baby blanket for years to come. The variety of colors in this blanket make it great for both baby boys and girls.