The Spring Meadow Baby Blanket is a beginner-friendly pattern with so many possibilities. It's light and airy, but cozy and comfortable. The design was inspired by the gorgeous Paintbox Yarn color packs by LoveCrochet. The time it takes to crochet this blanket depends on how fast you crochet, how much time you have to dedicate, and the size of the yarn and hook used. For this particular design, I used a medium weight yarn and a 6mm crochet hook. This baby blanket primarily uses single crochet, but it works up a lot quicker than what you'd expect!

The Baby Bunting Blanket is the perfect summer blanket for baby, or anytime just a light weight blanket is needed. This blanket is made from sport weight yarn, so it is not heavy or bulky. The blanket is so named because of the triangle stitch pattern that resembles a row of bunting. The pattern as written makes a blanket that measures 32 inches by 36 inches, but it is easy to customize to any size. This blanket would be a beautiful handmade gift at a baby shower.

If you're looking for a sweet and creative design, this crochet bunny blanket buddy pattern is perfect for you. If you're having a hard time picturing this sweet little project, let me paint you a picture. Think of a little baby wrapped in the second cutest thing you've ever seen. This little blanket is perfect to keep your baby warm and give them a friend to hug on. The bunny comforter crochet pattern is a mix of a stuffed animal and blanket in the way it's constructed. The squares of the blanket are worked in the lemon peel stitch. Then, they're each trimmed with a decorative picot edging. And at the top, connecting all the little squares, is a crocheted bunny head worked in single crochets.

This beautiful little baby blanket is the perfect gift for a baby shower or a baby's first Christmas. Whatever you make this for, a baby will love the fun texture of the baby bumps crochet blanket. It's perfect for little hands. It gets most of this texture from a series of double crochets but the color really sets the stitchwork off. The baby blanket is working in a series of 5 colors ranging from pink to blue to creams and greys.

The Hexagon Baby blanket is a really simple and easy way to create a modern baby blanket. To make this, all I did was create a bunch of hexagons in different colors and then piece them together. To finish it off, I added a fleece lining to make it snuggly, soft and a little bit weighted. I also worked a bobble border to it gives little hands something to hold onto as they sleep. This is a free pattern and printable PDF is also available.

Taking a new baby out for a stroll is a great way to give mom a break out of the house all the while giving the little one an exciting adventure. This Crochet Baby Blanket for Stroller is an essential piece for any new mom. Fitting neatly into most prams and keeping the baby bundled up, this baby blanket crochet pattern is totally customizable. Try using pink or blue depending on the gender of the baby if you're giving it as a gift.

This calming Water Waves Easy Crochet Baby Blanket is the perfect crochet blanket pattern to make for any newborn baby. Made with super bulky yarn and a range of blue yarn colors, this crochet baby blanket pattern is sure to make any little one feel warm and cozy. Use this free pattern to improve your crochet skills, make a vibrant lapghan, or even a cute baby shower gift! With so many possibilities, this adorable blanket will definitely be worth all the handiwork used to make it pretty!

Keep your baby warm with this pleasant Seaside Crochet Baby Boy Blanket Pattern. This free crochet baby blanket pattern is easy to make and the textured yarn pattern will provide durability if you decide to use it on-the-go. You can easily use this pattern to make a crochet baby shower gift for a newborn baby boy, or use the completed project to decorate your home. No matter what you use this crochet blanket pattern for, the bright blue and beige color scheme will make any space feel closer to the ocean!

This Triangles and Stripes Crochet Baby Blanket has a lovely combination of shapes and colors to add a touch of cozy elegance to your child's blanket. On top of worsted weight yarn and a J/6.00-mm hook, you'll also need a yarn needle for weaving in the ends. This crochet pattern would be great in any colors you choose. Stitched primarily with double crochets, this is a doable weekend project that would be a perfect addition to the nursery. It would also make a beautifully thoughtful gift that would be sure to show your love!

If you've recently found yourself scouring through blankets and crochet patterns on the internet, stop. The search is over. This Heart Graphgan crochet baby blanket is a dream. This pattern is fun and exciting. You'll get to learn the graphing technique which is different from a lot of baby blankets. It involves keeping count and using multiple balls of yarn. While this baby blanket is unique, baby blanket patterns can also have similarities. Their shape and baby blanket size; even the color palette in some cases.