This easy crochet blanket for babies uses a simple and sweet stitch that is both elegant and quick. The lacy stitch is effortless and easy for anyone. Made using DK weight yarn in Loops and Threads Snuggly Warm yarn, the blanket is light and soft. It can be made in one color or more, and the finished blanket is 32 inches wide and 38 inches long. Pair it with a stuffed animal, to make the perfect baby shower gift.

Modern crochet baby blanket with squishiness and texture! Using a 2-row repeat stitch pattern to create this beautiful blanket in navy and white, that you can make any size you require. Fast and easy crochet pattern.
Materials: King Cole Cottonsoft DK : 100% Cotton; 100g/210m 3 balls French Navy (741) - Yarn A 2 balls of White (710) - Yarn B 4.5mm crochet hook Yarn Needle Measurements 29 x 32in 74 x 81cm You can use any DK Weight/Light Worsted Weight yarn to make this blanket - approx 800 - 1000m. You can also use a different yarn weight to make a smaller or larger blanket, using a matching hook but keep in mind your yardage requirements will vary.

Bring the beach to your home all year round wherever you live with this gorgeous squishy soft blanket using Red Heart Soft and my stitch combination Ocean Kiss. Intermediate pattern to keep your interest but not so complicated you cannot watch TV at the same time. Uses 8 balls of Worsted Weight and a 9mm hook. Finished size 66" by 42" The colours I used are White, Turquoise, and Lemon. A Christmas version in Red and White would be lovely too.

If you're in the market for a crochet baby blanket pattern, this Lacy V-Stitch Baby Blanket is perfect. Lime green sport weight yarn is used to complete this free pattern, which makes it ideal for both boys and girls. If you know how to crochet a blanket, this crochet pattern should not be any problem to complete. It looks like a large, lacy granny square and it measures approximately 32 inches in both length and width.

This modern crochet blanket pattern has had me excited for a couple weeks now. I loved watching the colors build and work together.

Do you like to chose your own adventure? With the Divine Diamonds Throw you can do just that. Modeled after quilts, this pattern is is fun, easy to pick up and put back down, and can be a great stashbuster or a very classic looking throw. It's up to you, you get to decide how you make this. You may sell all finished products made from this pattern; however you may not share, sell, or distribute this pattern in any way, in whole or in part. I would greatly appreciate a link back to my shop or this pattern anytime you sell this item online.

The Starburst blanket is a great stash busting project. Get all your scrap yarn together and get started on this blanket. It takes a classic granny square pattern and elevates it with color changes and spike stitches. This pattern has pictures for every row so you are sure to get the pattern right. This pattern is also easy to adapt to different yarn weights, and because you are using granny squares you can choose how big or small you want to make it.

This easy chevron crochet blanket is perfect for baby or make it bigger for an adult size! It's perfect for gender neutral colors or you can customize it for a boy or girl. This afghan makes a great baby shower gift and is perfect for babies because the pattern has no holes, so it is safe for little fingers and toes. The pattern is beginner friendly and calls for 4 skeins of worsted weight yarn and a size I9 crochet hook.

How adorable is this baby blanket? The combination of colors is just so pretty and the texture created by the different stitches makes this a true treasured keepsake. I used “I Love This Yarn” from Hobby Lobby in peach, gray and white - less than one skein of each color - and a 6.0mm hook. It is suitable for a girl or boy. So, grab your hook and yarn and make this blanket. It is quick and fairly easy to make - only requires knowledge of 3 stitches: single crochet, double crochet and herringbone half double crochet.

This crochet baby blanket pattern is delicate, cozy and absolutely stunning when using a variegated yarn with a complementary solid. It is a modern twist on the granny square blanket; a more “grown up” feeling baby blanket. Materials: ~ Size 3 Yarn, 1276 yards ~ Size 3 (or 4 yarn, see pattern notes), 450 yards ~ US I9/ 5.5 mm Crochet Hook ~ Yarn Needle ~ Scissors Sizing: Pattern is written for a baby blanket, approximately 39 inches wide Stitches Used: (ch) chain (sl st) slip stitch (hdc) half double crochet Special stitch: Bean Stitch