The Desert Rose 12" afghan square pattern is a stunning crochet design filled with texture and flowery details. The colors add much of the interest to this thick, warm block, so mix them up to match your living room or bedroom! Besides its original purpose, this afghan square pattern can be used to crochet a cushion, accent pillow, bag, or wall hanging. The design has a bit of a succulent flower feel and could go well with a Boho style bedroom or living room. You could even use the center part of the flower and leaves inside a hoop to create a nature-inspired dream catcher. "

The Whimsical Penelope's Merry Go Round is a great granny square crochet pattern. You can transform this richly colored pattern into a wide variety of beautiful projects, including a tote, market bag, wall hanging, or afghan. The design in the center of this pattern mimics a flower pattern and the surrounding colors play off the focal point. Since this easy crochet pattern can be transformed into an endless number of projects, you can let your imagination run wild. Work up a lovely afghan to give to a cherished friend or add a cute new purse to your wardrobe. With this easy granny square, the sky's the limit.

The Sarah Baby Blanket is a beautiful, vintage style blanket that uses a simple stitch combination to create a stunning result! This gorgeous crochet baby blanket makes a wonderful gift for a new mom and baby, but can also be made in any other size! The pattern is rated Easy in pattern difficulty. It uses basic crochet stitches combined to give it the lacy, vintage look. Within the pattern you'll find a chart of optional stitch counts to use to make your blanket larger. The baby blanket measurements are 32″ x 30″.

The Crochet Bobble baby blanket is colorful, fun, and full of texture, perfect for a new arrival. This crochet baby blanket was made with a but little girl in mind, but change the colors and it will be great for boys and girls. When I heard my cousin was having a baby girl, I was just thrilled. I knew I needed to create something truly special for this little baby.

The Easy Weekend Baby Blanket uses super bulky yarn and a size Q crochet hook to work up this project easily in a weekend. The body of the blanket is worked in the crunch stitch, which is a combination of half double crochet and slip sts. The simple border is made up of only single crochet, so even someone new to crocheting can create this simple blanket. Uses Big Twist yarn and makes a great baby shower gift.

If you're looking for a crochet baby blanket pattern that's not limited to pink or blue yarn, then the Cheerful Granny Square Baby Blanket is for you. With this pattern, you'll crochet granny squares, then join the squares in a design that works best for the colors you've used. This beautiful crochet pattern uses yarn in an assortment of colors, so you get the happy benefit of using up some of your yarn stash, too. The crochet pattern is easy to use and also includes instructions on edging. Consider making this cute blanket for any upcoming baby shower on your calendar!

Everyone's Favorite Afghan can come in all kinds of colors, but this one comes in brown and an assortment of variegated colors. Crochet afghan patterns like this are classic and one of a kind, especially when you add your own color preferences to the mix. Remember the old days and crochet this beautiful vintage afghan. This granny square afghan is an intermediate pattern, but once you get the hang of the granny square pattern, you'll be working them up in no time. Make a few a night, take some on a road trip or just crochet where you want - when you're all done you get to join them together.

Thinking of Spring Crochet Afghan is helping me get through these winter days of cold weather and snow. I just love how the soft sage, off white, and rose yarns look together. Reminds me of new grass, tulips, and melting snow. Columns of double crochet and skipped stitches create pretty open squares that look like window panes. Add a block stitched border and one last round of the sage yarn to finish off the gorgeous blanket. If you compare the photo above where I just started adding on the border and the photo below where the border is complete…I just think the edging makes this entire afghan pop.

I went for gender neutral colors and used a bobbly stitch that would work no matter what colors you choose. Plus, this crochet baby blanket pattern is a great stash buster. You can use any yarn you have and create a different color bobble row to use up your scraps! For mine, I went with blues and greens. I had several different shades and only about a skein and a half of each so it worked out. Here is the Oasis Blanket, a fun blanket pattern that's perfect for moms on the go.