Next, we change topic a little bit and go away for the popcorn heart blanket. Consequently, here is another example of how popcorn the stitch design is implemented into an intriguing blanket design.
The original pattern is available at Instagram:
more info about project photographed here Smitten Blanket.
The Harbor Mist Incredibly Easy Blanket Pattern uses the blanket stitch to create a stress-free and repetitive stitch for a blanket. It is a simple, three-stitch repeat that is sure to fit the bill for just about any crochet project. Easy Crochet Blanket Pattern If you're looking for an easy crochet blanket pattern, this Harbor Mist Blanket is perfect. It works up quickly and uses only basic stitches. The single crochet and double crochet stitches used make it a great project for beginners.
Finally, If marine themes aren’t your thing, but you enjoy amazing squares with borders, check out the Wrapped in Jamie blanket. Indeed, it too has lovely and richly textured squares, but with a surface somewhat more reminiscent of garden plots. Either way, these squares are a very worthy addition to your collection
Go to the pattern:
This easy crochet sweater/poncho is the perfect, cozy top for fall and winter! It is so easy to make as it's all done in double crochet and is simply a rectangle folded and seamed which creates a beautiful oversized cardigan! Full stitch tutorial is included. The chunky yarn makes it extra warm and it works up fast with a large hook. You can make this cold weather top in a reasonable amount of time in order to enjoy it all season long!
This cozy cardigan is made with super bulky yarn and it works up fairly quickly! As usual, this blanket sweater works up just like a blanket. You will crochet a basic rectangle following a simple stitch pattern, then fold in the corners and seam to create the arms. It doesn't get easier or more mindless than this. The pattern is also written in a size that will fit most of you. Get out your big hook and chunky yarn to make this today!
In a similar fashion, these shades of winter also combine the browns, blues and whites of a wintry day in the country. However, these aren’t contrasted with black, giving them a slightly misty appearance. Thus, it's as if there was a fine dusting of snow in the air.
The original pattern is available here:
Sophie loves Lilla Bjorn Winter Blanket
more details about yarn in project photographed you can find on Ravlery.
Next, this popcorn heart blanket in soft shades of pink is totally adorable if shades of pink are what you are after. Honestly, few things are better than those using Stylecraft Special DK in pale rose and Powder Pink.
The original pattern is available at Ravelry:
Popcorn Heart Blanket
more info about project photographed here Popcorn Heart Blanket.
Finally, here is a less complicated monochromatic blanket that shows how shades of winter can be simple. However, even though it's simple, it's still beautiful and cozy. Better still, crocheting in the front loop and the back loop is all you need to know to make this wonderful piece.
The original pattern is available on Ravelry:
Cozy Winter Blanket
Furthermore, here is one more example of Hugs and Kissess Baby Blanket to show you how easily you can play with this pattern. Just by modification the color hues and scheme you can get a blanket which looks totally different!
The original pattern and the photos are available at The Crochet Crowd Blog:
Hugs and Kisses Baby Blanket
More info about yarn used at the project photographed on Ravelry.
Next, this modern granny blanket is done in a square, giving it a series of diagonally spaced voids converging in the center. I absolutely adore this!
The original pattern and the photos are available on yayforyarn.com:
6-day Great Granny Blanket