To begin with, here is a baby blanket with raised, angled ridges. Overall, these will give the sprog something to explore, but also leave insulating pockets of air to keep her nice and warm.

Of course, they can also be a bit more gingham and still be plaid. If you don't believe me, definitely have a look at this one.

To begin with, the rainbow pastel colors of Stylecraft Special DK yarn underline the delicacy and beauty of the feather and fan stitch. Consequently, this color combo definitely is a good idea for a baby shower and goes well with any newborn clothes.

Moreover, shell blanket ideas aren't limited to the shell stitch as such. Additionally, you can outfit them with trim, borders and edges to give them that completed look or a crisp edge. Indeed, this will make them perfect as a throw or perhaps even an area rug for a hallway, bathroom or living space.

It's chunky, soft, delicate, vibrant and timeless. What more could you ask for in an afghan? Let's add one more thing - it feels like it's made of clouds due to the Bernat Blanket yarn. It's so delicate and luxurious! It's a beginner level blanket, that will make the sweetest baby shower gift.

Of course, if a two-tone solid blanket doesn't do it for you, why not do an alpine blanket in rainbow hues? Since there is no reason not to, you definitely should.

Overall, the bobble stitch blanket is probably the ultimate crochet textured blanket. Undoubtedly, this texture works best with the appropriate color selection.

Next, the Woodland colour pack from Stylecraft can be an inspiration for the creation similar color set. While the color pack allows one to introduce plenty of colors into the blanket, nevertheless the final effect is still elegant and toned.

Here is a slightly modified and fun griddle stitch project with a lovely pattern of intersecting green stripes. The intersections additionally show intensified color, giving the blanket a more colorful look.