This adorable, delicate, blue knitted blankie below is worked in stockinette stitch in a round. It's one of the sweetest projects you can make for a baby. To give your cover a festy look, sew some small pom poms on. This blankie can be given to a newborn to make his or her very first nights full of warmth and love.
This gorgeous blanket in the pictures below was made by India Hershey. She was inspired by the beautiful mountains in Canmore (Alberta, Canada). What's more, this blanket is made out of the most beautiful pastel and delicate colors, that will be lovely for spring! The finished size is 35″ x 36″.
To begin with, we bring you a great idea for a pineapple stitch baby set. To the point, this ultra- cute baby dress and booties combo will make any young lady appear a princess. Moreover, these patterns for baby dress and booties are quite easy, and the results are amazing. The pattern is for a 2 year old girl, but you can adjust it for a bigger or smaller size.
To begin with, Morris is a fuzzy, truly adorable pinniped. Although his body is textured, this is actually an easy pattern using three basic stitches.
Lastly, but not leastly, the shell easy-peasy baby blanket is another one that juxtaposes a gentle texture with an appropriate color selection. Moreover, it also sports a crisp, definite edge that clearly defines the shape of the blanket.
Next, here is another take on the baby blanket with a ribbon border. Indeed, this is a classic, in traditional colors and with a vintage, gentle texture that gives the blanket great ventilation.
Here is another one, however the hue shift mitered blanket uses very strong delineation between the colored miters, thus achieving a more field-like effect. Lovely!
Who doesn't love pulled taffy candy, a childhood memory for so many of us? Well. Here are some blankets that are inspired by this trip down memory lane. While this blanket is designed to be a baby blanket, it can easily be adjusted up to any size needed. Moreover, the rich, variegated texture will be pleasant to hold in your hand, but it will be a veritable panoply of textures for your baby to explore and play with. More than that, this is a relatively easy pattern that works up quickly and allows you to make adjustments in terms of the colors you use. Crochet this for a bit of childhood nostalgia.
Lastly, this flower motif baby blanket is a return to the classics. While it is square-based and very traditional, that is by no means a bad thing. In fact, it is one of the heirloom qualities of this wonderful piece.
