To begin exploring the theme of a star-covered nap, here is a beautiful striped star baby blanket. In particular, its glorious stripes radiate outward with Bernat Baby Coordinates yarn, a soft and delicate touch for tender young skin.

Thirdly, here is a cable motif that is a bit reminiscent of knot work, but in a way deconstructed. Therefore, it has a much more modern and minimalistic appearance with a very au currant simplicity.

However, if the blanket you seek is simpler, here is one that's absolutely perfect. Undoubtedly, it's warm drape and high density will make it perfect for a fall bonfire.

Anno 1926 is a new memorial blanket pattern, designed by Iman van der Kraan. The pattern is foreseen as a CAL which will start on September 2nd and will be released in 15 languages. As the pattern is challenging, it is recommended that you join the CAL at the beginning which will help you to divide the work into smaller, less complicated parts.

Instead of making one big square blanket, you can add more colours by replicating the pattern and making small squares. It will give you an elegant and colourful blanket with an almost flourish-looking motif. Helpful tips on how to make and join squares are linked below the photos. You will also find info about the edging used.

I instantly fell in love with this cute crochet blanket in the pictures below. The combination of playful bobbles along with the softness of the Bernat Blanket yarn, makes it irresistible and so comfy to snuggle under it! It will be the ultimate addition to a nursery or just for your living room.

While the Alpine Blanket has a beautiful texture and you can use it all year round, it is solid and warm and will be perfect for autumn. However it's also great for the evening chill or for trips outside the city. Although the pattern is designed as a baby blanket, you can easily make it lager. As you can see, it looks amazing no matter how many colors you use.

The Mabel Blanket is an alternate take on the BandW blanket motif, with the entire surface covered in evenly spaced point-on diamond shapes. You can just picture snuggling in it with your favorite cup of java, can't you?

To begin with, these fresh color combos are the closest to the archetype of the pattern based on the natural colors of growing dahlias. Without a doubt, this color combo will be perfect for children or anyone else, who likes vivid hues to reminisce about the summer and feels more energetic amongst a reddish palette.