A perfect project for C2C lovers, so be sure to try it. C2C Bunny motif will be perfect as the Easter project, but if you use a neutral colors, it will be nice blanket for a baby shower gift or all year round home decor. A beginners with C2C stitch can make the entire bunny in a solid color to make it easier.
photos by Jess Coppom / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern on makeanddocrew.com, or read more about it on ravelry.com
Finally, here is the he Drop in the Pond geometric blanket, a wonderful pattern that uses geometric bands of colors to delineate zigzag designs. To summarize, this will be a great classic design for a rustic interior.
Go to the pattern:
Drop in the Pond
More details about project photographed here Drop in the Pond Blanket and here Drop in the Pond Blanket.
However, this one shows that you can also go along a more ordered or designer route. That said, it's still a granny, and it's still retro and comfy. Indeed, it's the color choices that really make this blanket, and the accented beiges are primo.
The original pattern is available on Ravelry:
Granny Stripes Blanket
Next, here is a geometric blanket in a simpler fashion. Overall, here is a geometric beauty bedspread that MC Escher would be proud of.
The original pattern is available at Lissa Conley Designs:
To begin with, our first candidate is a granny blanket with crisp edges, a gentle texture, and a thoroughly contemporary color set. Truly, isn’t it just lovely?
The original pattern and the photos are available at Daisy farm Crafts :
This square with a diamond overlay pattern can be used for blankets or throws. When the squares are joined a circle will appear.
The original pattern is available on Ravelry:
Northern Diamond Square
More info about project photographed on Instagram.
To begin with, these shades of winter will put you in mind of a winter whiteout, with its swirly and foggy appearance. Moreover, you can easily adapt the size of this blanket by joining squares to any size you like. While it's usually made in cool winter white and blue colors, you can achieve a very optimistic and joyful efect with the Scheepjes Riverwashed Stonewashed color pack.
The original pattern is available at Every Trick on The Hook blog:
more details about yarn in project photographed you can find here and here.
To begin with, our first summer baby blanket is this gorgeous design that has been known around the interwebs for a long time. However, every time someone iterates it, it's a new, beautiful project.
The original pattern and the photos are available at Ravelry:
Beautiful Baby Blanket
More details about project photographed here Beautiful Baby Blanket.
So, I would like to present a more classic chevron blanket, so evocative of waves on the sea. Moreover, it's a super simple pattern with a wonderful, fun texture.
The original pattern and the photos are available at The Crochet Crowd Blog:
More info about yarn used at the project photographed on Ravelry.
To begin with, this pattern produces chevrons with highly developed textures. Not only is it beautiful when comlete, it's also fun and easy to make for any gender or occasion.
The original pattern and the photos are available at Jo to the World blog: