"I went with blues and taupe for a beachy feel, something I have been craving during this cold. But you can use as many or few colors as you like to create your own custom palette. And when you carry the yarn along the side, covering it up later with the border, you don't end up with a ton of ends to weave in either! Shown in the pattern is the throw size, but stitch and row counts are included for Baby to California King!"
"While some color block blankets are slow and tedious, this crochet blanket uses a beautiful stitch pattern that works up quickly. Whether you use bold colors or choose to go with muted hues, this blanket is sure to be a show-stopper. Give this blanket as a gift to expectant mothers or make it for your kids. It's going to be a go-to blanket crochet pattern for years to come! Blanket measures 30 x 40 inches."
"The Flower Meadow Blanket is a beautifully textured square blanket made with simple stitches and a gorgeous flower edge detail! Main body of the blanket is the simple Moss/Linen stitch and the flowers are crocheted directly into your blanket - no sewing required! Approximate finished size: 42” x 42” square Make the blanket to any size just by repeating your 1 row repeat! You could also skip the flowers altogether and make a beautifully simple blanket in the Moss/Linen stitch."
"The Alessio is a striking but easy crochet baby blanket pattern. The textured rows are placed evenly throughout an easy double crochet blanket. To really customize this baby blanket a few stripes in the stitch pattern are highlighted in your chosen color. With baby boys in mind I chose a beautiful sea blue for this blanket. The border on this crochet blanket pattern is my favorite part. The reversal of the colors brings this blanket together in a lovely way. "
"The Bright Chevron Borderless Blanket features a very modern and graphic look - and the pattern includes all the sizes! Make this blankie, lapghan, throw, or afghan with the free crochet pattern on Moogly! The Bright Chevron Borderless Blanket features one of my favorite wavy crochet stitches! And I love how it looks without a border! And when it's done… it's done! That said, it's also ready for you to add whatever border you like - feel free to make it your own!"
This Lacy Chainless Blanket is such an easy and unique way to stay warm during any season. Try something new by learning how to crochet a blanket that doesn't start with typical chain stitches. In essence, this crochet blanket has no beginning, or at least not one that you're used to. Work this up in five different sizes that range from extra small to extra large so that everyone in your family can enjoy it.
This Bear Lovey Blanket is the perfect project to salvage a favorite item of your child's. The main piece of the blankie was taken from a pair of pj's that had a broken zipper, which is a great way to upcycle. A single crochet border is worked around the blanket with a sharp crochet hook and the bear applique is attached at the end. The bear is worked in rounds and once the blanket is complete it will become your child's new favorite friend. When learning how to crochet a blanket, this is a great crochet design to start out with.
"The Elegant Ombre Baby Blanket is an easy to crochet blanket pattern that can be customized to any size using the stitch multiple provided in the pattern. The blanket uses Red Heart Super Saver Ombre yarn to achieve the color changes and is created in an easy bean stitch pattern. The project includes a complete video tutorial for both the right and left handed crocheter. This tutorial walks them through both the bean stitch body of the blanket as well as the lacy border."
Sea turtle blanket crochet
"Check out these floral crochet blanket patterns! My Grandmother used to knit and crochet the most amazing gifts every year. I have several of her blankets in my hope chest. It's sadly not a skill that I ever managed to be good at. But, my daughter loves to crochet and knit! I've seen so many gorgeous floral crochet blanket patterns in my life. Each year for Christmas, we would receive a blanket that my Grandmother lovingly crocheted for us. The colors and patterns were always different and I always admired the time and attention she put into each one. These crocheted blankets are gifts that I'll treasure for the rest of my life and then pass them down to my children so they can enjoy them."
