The Springtime Baby Crochet Blanket is a must-make this season. The unique basket weave texture provides warmth and style for any cuddly recipient. Its simple, repetitive pattern makes it a pleasure to create, right down to the very last double crochet. Easy crochet patterns like this make working up baby patterns totally worth it. The beautiful teal color is sure to brighten up baby's room and mood.
The Striped Flower Garden square features a dimensional flower in the center, and then square rounds of different colors and sizes to the edge. When made in worsted weight yarn such as Red Heart With Love, the square is 12″. Due to the texture, the Striped Flower Garden square would also look lovely in one solid color. You could even make a blanket with multiple squares each made of a different color. Get creative and have fun!
This open stitch lapghan pattern is pretty and perfect for toddlers and up. It's great for people in wheelchairs or anyone wishing to cozy up by the fireplace. I used a worsted weight economic yarn, but any yarn should work just as well. I love the solid color, but it can also be worked up in stripes if you like. Best part is that it is a beginner friendly making it great for anyone to master. Plus, if you work it up in stripes you can use up your odds and ends.
When I designed this baby blanket, the snow just started melting and the fresh grass shoots were showing up in places. I wanted the Spring Vibes Baby Blanket to reflect just that. The white and grey blanket reminds me of the melted snow and the green, busy edging resembles the fresh grass. For this blanket, I use 2 strands of double knit yarn held together, one strand of white and one of grey, and the granny stripe stitch for the pattern. For the border, I use just one strand of double knit yarn in green and the layered scallops border.
The Sleepy Blocks Blankie is a cute and cuddly free baby blanket pattern worked up using colorful variegated yarn. The dynamic stitch pattern and bulky yarn result in an extra squishy blanket that is perfect for playtime and newborn photos. Using half double crochet stitches, this pattern results in a tight weave fabric, which reduces the risk of babies getting their little fingers stuck in the yarn. Since this pattern uses a variegated, chunky yarn and a simple 2-row repeat for a quick pattern that will fly right off the hook!
This Teal Round Ripple Blanket can be used as a baby blanket, a lap blanket or a throw. Your end result will look like a 12-point star with beautiful lace. Once you learn how to crochet a blanket you'll want to dive right into this one. Crochet instructions are provided for five width choices.
The Easy Ombre Baby Blanket uses one skein of Red Heart Yarn's Super Saver Ombre to achieve a wonderful color effect. A border of Red Heart Yarn's Soft yarn completes the project. The body of this blanket uses a V-stitch that is made up of double crochets and chains. The border uses single crochet, double crochet, and slip sts to give a lacy effect. This project works up approximately 29" square and makes a great baby shower gift.
This zebra crochet pattern is free! And it is also super-cute! With his big snout and striped pajamas he's ready for some serious snuggle time.
His long thin arms and legs are suitable for little hands to grab hold, so you may consider making him as a baby shower gift.
Can you crochet a blanket for everyone on your holiday gift list? With the free crochet blanket pattern for the Snowflake Lace Throw, it's a distinct - and beautiful - possibility! The Snowflake Lace Throw uses the negative spaces - the openings in the lace - to create a beautiful blanket that can be made in just 2 days using Super Bulky yarn! In just one weekend you can have a lovely statement piece of decor for your own home, or an heirloom piece to give as a gift to those you love. Lion Brand Heartland Thick and Quick is the starring yarn here, a soft, silky, 100% acrylic that will fly off your hook, in your choice of colors. Go neutral with Katmai or Acadia, or go bold and bright, it's up to you!
