Babies love both texture and visual patterns. The Berry Bliss Baby Blanket combines both of those to create a fun blanket that your new baby will love to touch and feel. The pattern is worked over 3 different rows. The row repeats are not always in the same order which creates a different visual effect for a nice texture. You will need to be familiar with chains, dc, and the puff stitch (or be comfortable trying new stitches).
Meadowside Baby Blanket is a woven looking blanket created without a huge weaving machine but only with a hook and yarn. the look and texture is achieved by working a two row pattern repeat and some scrap yarn which makes this the perfect stash busting crochet project. The pattern is supported by a videotutorial to help you along with this innovative technique. I used cottonsoft yarn with scraps of chunky wool rowving yarn to chieve thid lovely look.
The braided puff crochet baby blanket is a beautiful blanket that features an elegant braided puff style and double crochet. It works up quickly with this easy to follow pattern. The final blanket measures 30" X 30" but can be easily adjusted if you need it larger/smaller. Gauge and multiples: Multiples of 12 + 3 Gauge: 9 sts X 5 rows = 3" Materials: I hook- 5.5 mm Medium worsted weight yarn- I used Yarn Bee Denim In Color in "Stonewash", 3.5 oz for the blue blanket and the same brand in "Green" for the green blanket. The pink blanket is Crafter's Secret in "Pink", 7 oz. You will need about 12 oz for a car seat size blanket, measures 30" X 30". Blunt needle Notes: Turn after each row.
Today's free crochet pattern is this bright and beautiful chunky baby blanket pattern crocheted in rainbow colors! Some of you that have been here for a while are used to my patterns being quite minimalist but when it comes to baby blankets i just love all the colors! When it came to making this chunky rainbow ripple baby blanket to be honest it was a bit like how many colors can i fit in to this then - Maybe i got a little carried away but it turned out beautiful!
Everyone loves curling up with a warm blanket. The Dream Weaver baby blanket crochet pattern comes in both baby and toddler sizes. Your favorite little person will love curling up with this warm blanket. Use your favorite soft, worsted weight yarn and it may just end up being your baby's favorite blankie. Pattern comes in both baby (27" x 30") and toddler (30" x 48") sizes. Use and H (5 mm) hook and 28 (48) ounces yarn.
The Cuddly Cloud baby blanket is a free pattern designed for preemie babies. The blanket uses a combination of stitch patterns to add texture while still being soft and classic in style. If you'd like to donate your blanket, choose a soft DK weight yarn that meets the requirements of your preferred charity. Adjust the width and length if you'd like to make a larger blanket. This can be a one skein project if you use Bernat Softee Baby or another dk weight yarn that comes in skeins of 350 or more yards.
This mindless crochet baby blanket pattern is worked up in an open stitch pattern, making it great for the summer. The stitch pattern looks great in both boy and girl colors. The pattern is written for a small blanket, but you can easily increase the size in the stitch multiple that is provided. Thus, you can make anything you want from a doll-sized blanket to a full-sized blanket for your bed. And that means you can also substitute with your favorite yarn and hook size.
Learn how to crochet the linen stitch. Step-by-step directions and video tutorial to help you learn how to master the linen stitch. The texture of the linen stitch is woven and compact, but still very pliable. This simple pattern consists of single crochet and the chain stitch. It is a perfect crochet stitch for a beginner. I love making things using the linen stitch. Once I get the foundation row completed, I get into the rhythm of the pattern and I don't really have to pay much attention to what I am doing. I can watch a television show with my family and have my crochet therapy at the same time. This linen stitch would be great for so many things. Once you learn how to crochet the linen stitch, your world will open to new possibilities.
The Little Lily Baby blanket, much like its big sister Noelle, is a must-have blanket! This stunning project is designed to work with a Scheepjes Catona Colour Pack, which allows you to create a colourful blanket without going through the hassle of collecting all the colours separately. Not a big fan of rainbows? Use the colour layout template to device a colour combination of your own. The rainbow goodness together with the crisp white border makes this is a blanket that you're not likely to forget!
Keep baby all snuggly under this adorable bear crochet baby blanket! I really love crocheting baby blankets and whether you want to make this blanket for your own baby, gift it to someone else or donate it to charity, you're sure to enjoy this fun crochet project! It's also easy and doesn't take that much time to work up either. To make this blanket all you need is your favourite #3 / DK / 8 ply yarn and crochet hook that matches the specified gauge.
