This free crochet pattern is suitable and intermediate crocheters who know the basics. The total yardage for a large blanket (1 x 1.80 m) is about 3000 m, however its totally up to you how much yarn you want to use! The final crocheted baby blanket pattern used twenty colors of yarn or the equivalent of about 10 skeins of yarn. The best thing about this crochet baby blanket pattern is that it is easily transformed to fit just about any room. You just need to pick your colors! You can easily go modern and wild while you learn to crochet this blanket with bright neon skeins or go for a more subdued look with pastels.

You'll have sweet dreams every night with this Chevron Blanket Crochet Pattern. This picturesque, easy crochet pattern will light up any bedroom or living room with its bright and splendid design. You won't be disappointed with this lovely crochet craft that also makes a great DIY gift idea. This is one free crochet pattern you won't be able to resist making for yourself, your kids, or your grandkids. Create a snuggly and thoughtful gift that'll be the softest creation you'll ever make. For a simple yet charming blanket, look no further than this crochet blanket pattern.

Looking for a baby blanket to gift to expecting parents? This Gingham Blanket Free Crochet Pattern is a simple and easy way to make a beautiful baby blanket. How perfect is this blanket pattern for a baby boy or girl? You can just put three colors together, a dark, medium and light, and you get gingham. It's such a cuddly warm addition to the nursery. Thanks Below Designers for sharing these free knitting patterns. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. Happy crocheting.

A crocheted baby blanket can quickly become a family heirloom, which can be passed down from generation to generation. Nothing is as adorable as a sleeping baby's face, new and cute, peeking out from a crocheted baby blanket. Kids will love growing up with their blanket and will use it as they age. You can keep your new baby warm with this awesome Crochet Puff Flower Blanket Pattern. It crochets up quickly. The pink color makes it ideal for a little girl, but it will also look good if you choose a different yarn color. The yarn used in the pattern is very soft and smooth. When it comes to baby shower gifts, this crocheted baby blanket is definitely a hit. New moms will appreciate your hard work and creative mastery. Enjoy.

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This stunning Kaleidoscope Blanket looks totally like a real kaleidoscope, don't you think? It's a beautiful geometric design.It's inspired by a quilt pattern and created using triangles, squares and octagons. It look especially amazing in blue and purple colors. However, feel free to choose your favourite one!

Puzzle blanket

This elegant, Easy Blanket Wrap has me feeling some type of way! It has a wonderfully classy and modern feel that has made it a staple in my wardrobe as of late. I wanted a layer that was lightweight yet warm, and that could be worn a couple of different ways, and this Easy Blanket Wrap is perfect. It can be worn belted around like a cozy sweater top, or unwrapped like a light shawl. I also used the Herringbone stitch which is such an elegant and beautiful stitch that gives this shawl a tight knit texture and definition that's hard to resist.

Turn your little ones into cozy snowmen this winter with this fun and easy hooded blanket pattern! The hood is worked flat and then seamed up the back. Body is worked in the round after picking up stitches along the bottom of the hood. It's a fun and simple project you're sure to enjoy. This free hooded blanket crochet pattern features bulky (5) weight yarn and size 6.5mm (K/10.5) crochet hook. Pattern features sizes Child 1-5 Years and Child 5-10 Years.

This is the free child's size version of my popular adult Blanket Cardigan Pattern. I offer this child size pattern series in a 18 month - 14/16. This one is the 18 month, but it includes links to all other sizes. I did decide to omit the fringe on the smallest sizes. Little hands, little fingers, lots of playing, maybe a little dirt, and you just don't know how well all that would mix together. We also decided to omit the buttonholes that are included in the larger sizes because of body proportion variation from child to child. Enjoy!