This is an awesome pattern if you prefer to work in smaller blocks and join those pieces together for a finished blanket, which I sometimes find easier than working with a lot of stitches at once. This is also a great stash buster project that you can use to work through all the bits of yarn you have leftover.
The pattern works up quickly and easily using a repetitive, meditative pattern. This blanket project is suitable for beginners as the chevron/ripple pattern is created using simple increases and decreases. There are no complicated stitches, just half-double and double crochets!
Need to cozy up with something snuggly? This Chunky Basketweave Blanket Crochet Pattern works up surprisingly quick and you'll be warm and toasty in no time! With a simple 5 row repeat, this basketweave stitch is easy to create and turns out absolutely gorgeous.
This activity blanket will keep your children entertained for hours. An appliqué shark with a removable orange fish, a yellow fish hidden behind seaweed that can be folded down to reveal the fish entirely, and a clam that opens to reveal a pearl are all featured on activity blankets (pearl is not removable).
The blanket includes a separate boat, sea turtle, starfish, and jellyfish, all of which are soft and ready for play. Drawstrings on the blanket allow you to close it and wrap it up for easy transport. All plush toys fit easily inside the blanket.
This crochet blanket is super easy to make with super bulky yarn. The chunky weight makes it a quick project to complete.
This Chasing Color Crochet Blanket is so pretty and warm. It's a great blanket to chase the colors and see how the next section will look. It can be hard to put down and is a great way to use up leftover yarn.
This size of this blanket is easy to customize and you can plan out colors in advance. It used lots of colors, but this blanket would be pretty in only a few, or lots of random ones, too!
Use this Quick and Easy Crochet Blanket Pattern to make a beautiful, textured blanket!
The variation of stitches keeps it from being boring, and yet it's repetitve enough to work on while you're watching TV, listening to an audiobook, or visiting with friends.
You'll have a finished blanket in your lap in just a few nights if you set your mind to it.
These Lego blocks are really popular. Using the bobble stitch, you can make an adorable crochet blanket for yourself or a child - just whip up these motifs in varying colors and stitch them together!
This comforting crochet blanket is a wonderful way to infuse the nursery with color and warmth. Stitched in 3 coordinating shades, this pattern is a great way to practice the single crochet and chain stitches that bring life to a delicate eyelet design.
