You can't ask for a better easy crochet pattern than this Quick and Easy Crochet Blanket. Crochet blankets make great handmade gifts, and this pattern is so easy to make. It takes about six hours, which would be the perfect Sunday afternoon crochet project. You can make it in any color you wish, and the homespun yarn is warm and cuddly, exactly as a blanket should be. If you leave the edge tasseled, the blanket also has a nice fringed look. The finished product is delightfully big, so get ready to cocoon down into your new favorite cold-weather companion.

One of my favorite crochet projects to work on is the humble and sweet baby blanket. Not only are baby blankets adorable, they're also super quick and easy to make. Also, they mean the world to the parents who receive your beautiful gift and will likely treasure it for years to come. This Cross-Over stitch blanket is super easy to make and like many of my patterns, once you get started, you can practically make it with your eyes closed.

Who is ready for spring and the warmer weather that comes with it? I know I am! I thought it would be fun to design a spring themed baby blanket. This adorable Baby Bunny Blanket is worked corner to corner (c2c). You can follow the written instructions or the pixel graph. It's a pretty quick project. You won't have too many ends to weave in which is always a bonus! I hope you like it!

Some afghans can take months to complete, but not this one! All you need is a few days to work up the Weekend Wonder Baby Blanket. Simply gather your favorite six colors of worsted weight yarn and crochet this easy baby blanket for your own little bundle of joy, or give it as a gift to an expectant mother. This color blocked baby blanket is a classic design that will look great in any baby nursery. With the N sized hook, the project will end up being a little airy, so this would be great as an additional blanket on top of something warmer, for some added pops of color.

Who doesn't love the feeling of curling up with a cup of coffee or tea during a chilly morning? Add a book and this beautiful camel stitch throw blanket to complete the scene, and you will be all set! This lovely, on-color crochet blanket pattern is intricate and sophisticated. While some people might love to add big and bright pops of color to their home decor, this charming and minimalistic pattern allows you to keep it simple and elegant.Learning this easy crochet stitch will allow you to give your blanket an interesting ribbed appearance to add to the soft, welcoming color of the white yarn. Using bulky yarn instead of a heavier type also prevents an overpowering weight, so it is the perfect throw to keep close during the cool season.

If you're looking for a not-so-granny crochet square to add to your pattern collection, you're going to love this complex crochet pattern. This charming crochet square uses 4 colors of yarn and 3 special stitches to achieve its traditional look. You'll love adding this charming yet bold pattern to your crochet blankets. The Southwestern Crochet Blanket Square requires worsted weight yarn and a size J crochet hook.

Your little one will stay warm under this creative Dinosaur Lovey Blanket. Because it's a lovey, it also doubles as a cute baby toy! Keep it in the crib for your baby boy as a crochet baby blanket and as a fun dinosaur to keep him company. There's no better way to work up crochet patterns for baby than making something that is two things in one. Dinosaurs are always a favorite animal for kids, which makes this crochet lovey a fun alternative to a regular crochet baby blanket pattern.

Feast your eyes on the Borealis blanket! The motifs resemble little snowflakes in various colours of the Northern Lights. The blanket is joined and bordered in white with a faint hint of pink, making the colours stand out even more. The blanket measures 90 x 120cm (35.5 x 47in) but is easily adaptable in size. The pattern contains written instructions and crochet diagrams, and is written in US terms. The Borealis Blanket is suitable for advanced beginners or intermediate crocheters.

This super chunky crochet blankie in the pictures below is just the very epitome of a warm thick wrap. Exactly as the name of this projects says! I mean, is there anyone who understands better how to make a warm blankie than people who live way up north in the middle of the Atlantic? Let me know if you like this project!