This unique blanket combines self striping yarn cakes a creamy neutral color yarn to create pretty stripes. Combining the star stitch and half double crochet, this pattern keeps you interested and is easy to work up. The pattern includes a video tutorial for the star stitch which isn't a commonly known stitch. This blanket can be made in various sizes from baby to king sized. Use the crochet blanket chart in the pattern along with corresponding beginning chain count to find the size suitable for you!

This Alphabet blanket would make an amazing baby shower gift or gift for a classroom teacher. You can make the blanket as pictured, with the entire alphabet. Or, you can make a blanket out of someone's initials or even spell a name or word. The possibilities are endless! These square graphs are also the perfect size for baby loveys, pillow covers, one square of a larger blanket, one side of a tote bag, or as wall art (just add a dowel rod and hang it up!).

Bring in spring with this Simple Chevron Blanket that is easy to work up and has just the right amount of color to brighten up any room in the house. Chevron is a popular pattern, which makes this easy crochet blanket pattern even more attractive than it already is. You can't go wrong with lots of bright colors, a single crochet chevron pattern, and a fun reminder of your great hobby. Your living room is probably screaming for just the right pop of color, and you just found it with this easy crochet chevron tutorial.

This blanket is easy enough for a beginner and works up very fast as well. You could easily finish a baby size in 1 day! Although the pattern calls for bulky weight yarn you could substitute with 2 strands of worsted weight yarn. I also used some Red Heart Medley recently and think it would be a good sub as well. Available in sizes: Baby 36” by 30” Child 48” by 42” Throw 50” by 38” Twin 72” by 48” Full 84” by 60” Queen 86” by 66” King 86” by 82”

If you are looking for some more adult, classy Halloween home decor, look no further. This spooky Skeleton Throw Blanket is creepy, cozy and fun but not too dark, scary or childlike. It's perfect to snuggle up in on those chilly fall evenings. It's made using Lion Brand's naptime yarn in white and pale grey and an H/8/5mm crochet hook. You can follow the c2c pixel graph or the written instruction (left or right handed!).

One thing every household needs? A good Waffle Stitch crochet blanket, that's what! This waffle blanket pattern makes for a squishy, comfortable throw you can cuddle up under to read a good book, spend time with the family, or watch an episode of your favorite show. The waffle is one of my favorite crochet stitches for blankets. The way the waffle stitch pattern works up, it creates a thick, warm fabric - perfect for people that are always cold!

Spellbinding, colorful, and warm, the Corner to Corner Ombre Blanket is the perfect project for crocheters who would like to try something new. Using yarn in an assortment of colors, this crochet blanket pattern results in a throw that will add some vibrant hues to almost any room in your home. The beautiful design includes a bold border, giving the finished blanket a crisp look. Are you looking for a great gift idea for a bridal shower or housewarming party? Then you'll want to keep this pattern at the top of your list. Just keep in mind this crochet pattern is at the intermediate level.

Easy Solid Hexagon Crochet blanket pattern. USA Crochet Terms used. The crochet hexilove blanket is simple and stunning, and originally featured inCrochet Now Magazine. An easy pattern that is a great stash buster, or use my seven colours of yarn as listed in the pattern. Made in Stylecraft Belissima and Sytlecraft Bambino yarn and a 4mm crochet hook. About 2 balls of yarn needed per colour. Easy beginners repetitive hexagon design, sewn together, using Back loop only.

Perfect cuddly crochet blanket for a sweet baby boy or girl! Pattern includes: All you need to know about the materials to use (how much, what kind) Quick print pages. You will not have to waste your ink or paper. Print it out and use it wherever you go. Crochet chart. Easy to see, color coded chart is included. Photo tutorial. Many pages of photos. If you have any question on any of the stitches, or how your crochet blanket is supposed to look like at any stage, you can refer to the photo tutorial section.

Show your love with this free crochet baby blanket pattern. If you've never done colorwork before, don't be nervous - this heart blanket is a wonderful place to start! My step-by-step instructions and crochet chart will guide you through the process and make it super easy. You'll end up with an adorable baby heart blanket or small throw that's completely reversible. Add the optional corner tassels for a fun twist.