I have an old blanket by Zara I like it so much but time did not spare it and I decided to make a new one. I got something similar and maybe even better than Zara's blanket. For this blanket, I used two kinds of yarn Alize Alpaca Royal and Alize Alpaca Royal Tweed. I alternated them (a skein of grey then a skein of tweed yarn) to make visible the texture of the pattern. But you can use any yarn you like for this blanket.

Chasing Colors Blanket is so pretty and warm. It is a great blanket to chase the colors and see how the next section will look. It can be hard to put down and is a great way to use up leftover yarn. This blanket is easy to customize its size and you can plan out colors in advance. Using six colors, approximately 2,000 yards total. Measures approximately 75” long by 38” wide. Special stitches used are Reverse Single Crochet and Standing Single Crochet.

This is the Happiest Blanket Ever! Or at least the happiest blanket I've ever made. It was fun to make, and puts a smile on my face every time I look at it - I hope it does the same for you! The Happiest Blanket Ever is great in any size - and there's a chart with all the sizes below. You can go with just 2 colors, or the rainbow riot of colors shown here - it's a great stashbuster! And with its easy 2 row repeat can relax you as you crochet. And the border will have you on cloud nine!

Make this illusion square baby blanket, all in one piece. No seaming! No individual squares. You build one square on the last, without cutting.

The Origami Blanket brings your favourite colour combinations to life! The two-toned squares are arranged in such a way that a beautiful and vivid gradient becomes visible over time. The resulting blanket is soft, supple and comfortably big. The pattern is written in US terms, and contains a written pattern, photo tutorials, crochet diagrams and schematics to help you on your way. An empty colouring template is also available to make your own colour combinations. It's suitable for adventurous beginners.

On a rainy day, a new mom will love to snuggle under this Gray Grandma Baby Blanket with her baby for comfort and warmth. This crochet baby blanket pattern is thick and warm, with a beautiful neutral pattern that would be perfect for a girl or a boy.
What makes this crochet baby blanket stand out is its attractive ripple stitch and simple color palette. The simplicity of this baby blanket makes it an ideal heirloom, to be passed on to the next generation. They'll remember your gift for years to come.

The cool blue and beige colors of the Calming Crochet Baby Blanket are tranquil and relaxing, just like the ocean. It's quick to crochet, so keep this free afghan pattern in mind the next time you are headed to a baby shower. The neutral colors shown here are soothing for both mom and baby, but the nice thing about striped crochet patterns is that you can use any color combination you want to work it up. Made from worsted weight yarn and an I hook, you'll stitch up a cozy blanket for a little one in no time.
Can't get enough of this easy crochet blanket pattern? Be sure to check out the Addicting Crochet Baby Blanket, another easy-to-make pattern. One stitch and you'll be hooked!

You are going to fall in love with this Call the Midwife blanket! Inspired by the British BBC (aired on PBS in the US) TV show, Call the Midwife, this timeless crochet baby blanket is a nice pattern to crochet for babies.

A lightweight white yarn is used, which means it's also a perfect christening blanket to give as a homemade gift. This crochet baby blanket measures about 30 by 35 inches, but the size is easy to adjust by adding or subtracting from your starting chain.

It's a surprisingly simple afghan to crochet, despite the lacy design. Make this for your next baby shower or to donate to the preemies at your local hospital. The delicate and vintage style is still loved by modern mothers and will keep the newborn warm and happy.

Are you a crocheter without any projects underway? Then the Yarn Stash V Stitch Crochet Blanket just might be what you need. This design is perfect if you're looking for an easy crochet pattern that will also make a dent in your yarn stash. Using the classic crochet v stitch, this blanket uses yarn in an assortment of colors that will look delightful on your favorite sitting area, on your bed, or even stored in your car for an impromptu picnic. You'll love turning that overflowing pile of yarn into a warm and beautiful blanket.