This Ruffled Edge Baby Blanket is the perfect pattern to snuggle your newborn baby with for years to come. Ruffled edging makes this crocheted afghan ideal for precious baby girls, but boys will appreciate the unique ruffled texture, as well. This free pattern includes seven different sizing directions (swaddle blanket, crib blanket, newborn baby blanket, receiving blanket, baby blanket, lapghan and child blanket). Make this easy crochet afghan for your own little bundle of joy, or make it for an expectant friend.

Having my own yarn line has always been my dream. When Red Heart gave me the opportunity for that dream to come true I was elated. Now that I have my dream I wanted to make your crochet dreams come true with this beautiful corner-2-corner heirloom Chic Sheep Day Dream Blanket. Choose the color place of your choice, or use the pattern I used, and play around with all 24 colors of Chic Sheep. Chic Sheep by Marly Bird is 100% Merino Wool.

If you are looking unique pattern for a baby blanket, This Celtic Weave Crochet Stitch is definitely for you. Use it for scarfs, hats, cowls as well as for purses and bags. The Celtic Weave Stitch is one of my favorites. Yes, is it a little bit advanced but once you crack it you simply can not stop doing it. Following the link below you will find detailed description along with helpful video tutorial. Happy crocheting!

This gorgeous, textured blanket is the perfect pattern for your next project. Using a mixed cluster stitch, you'll create gorgeous stripes. It really is modern crochet at its finest! This blanket works up quickly. A video tutorial as well as written instructions are included in the instructions. This pattern includes directions for making this modern blanket in any size you wish. From baby blanket to king size bed and everything in between. You won't be disappointed with this pattern!

The Building Blocks Baby Blanket is a perfect pattern for playing with color! Use Loops and Threads Colorwheel yarn or your favorite worsted weight yarn to mix and match as many colors as you'd like. This fun play on a classic granny square is called the block stitch, and I have a right and left handed video tutorial to get you started along with the free crochet pattern. This pattern requires at least 450 yards of worsted weight yarn (approx. 90 yards of 5 colors recommended) and an I/5.5mm crochet hook.

This specific block stitch has so many names that I am just calling it the Rock the Block Blanket. You will also hear it called the grid stitch, boucan stitch, leaping stripes and many more… but essentially, it is one of many different types of block stitch. In this pattern I show you how to work up this fun stitch and give you the pattern to work up this fun blanket in any size you want!

Even if you know how to crochet a blanket, this one might be new for you. It uses the block stitch, also known as the box stitch. This Sweet Candy Sprinkles Blanket isn't your typical granny square, but it has less "holes" than the original granny. This baby crochet afghan uses the continuous join to put the squares together. Finished blanket measures 37 X 48 inches. Baby yarn makes this beauty soft, yet warm for baby to enjoy.

Fun and colorful baby blanket inspired by a little frog pond near my home.. A simple shell and chain pattern is set off by the wonderful colors used in this project!

From baby gift to throw blanket, Your Tuesday Blanket is the crochet pattern fit for everyone. The classic stripes and square shape give it a unisex feel, so it’ll blend with any style decor, and is suitable for any gender baby. It's lightly textured and free of holes. It's so cozy you'll find yourself wanting to wear it around the house all winter. This beginner-level crochet pattern is worked in the round from the center out, so it's a breeze to adapt it to any size you'd like. All that's left to do is decide what colors you'll use!

Fall in love with this corner to corner moss stitch crochet tutorial (also known the linen stitch and granite stitch). This crochet pattern is perfect for any skill level. If you're looking to make a quick project with a beautiful, drapey fabric, look no farther! This pattern flies off the hook, works well with solid or variegated yarns, and is sure to put a smile on anyone's face. This blanket takes approximately 1300 yards of worsted weight yarn. A video tutorial is included.