Of course, an elegant and richly textured warm welcome baby blanket is also possible. That said, it too is soft and delicate as well as being a fun project to make.
Of course, an elegant and richly textured warm welcome baby blanket is also possible. That said, it too is soft and delicate as well as being a fun project to make.
However, if you prefer a smoother warm welcom ebaby blanket, this one is it. It's a colorful blanket using the bean stitch and single crochet, yielding wonderfully variegated bands.
The first of the warm welcome baby blanket ideas is a nice, cuddly and decently warm blankie with sparkles. Moreover, it also has some truly wonderful texture patterning, perfect for little fingers to play with.
As promised, here is part two of my Summer Granny Square project, where I show you how to make a baby blanket using the granny square posted in a previous post. this is the perfect gift for a baby born in the coming fall and winter. I hope you have fun making it, Happy crocheting!
This beautifully serene blanket is perfect for babies and adults alike. It has a lovely Native American feel to it so it will fit in with any kind of rustic, woodsy decor. The cable chevron creates an extra squish that becomes addictive to touch. Instructions are included for both a dishcloth to practice and a baby blanket to make. There are YouTube videos available that tell you how to create your beginning chain for any size blanket.
This shell stitch blanket is quick and easy to make. Worked in a bulky yarn with a large hook, it can be made in a few days, making it great for a last minute gift! Made in 3 colors, you can carry the yarn along the sides so there aren’t hundreds of ends to weave in, which is always a bonus. So grab you 3 favorite colors of Red Heart Soft Essentials and get to work!
Very simple and beginner friendly. This crochet baby blanket features the double crochet stitch. The pattern is a row of double crochets then a row of double crochets that cross over each other. This creates a gorgeous texture that makes the blanket look more complicated than it is! This blanket works up fast and can easily be made smaller or larger by increasing or decreasing the amount of starting chains. A very fun simple project that you will enjoy making!
I made this crochet baby blanket pattern in about a day and a half, just working on it in the evenings as I watched TV. I absolutely love how cozy and plush this baby blanket is and that it only took me a little while to make. Because this blanket was made with the scraps that I had, it was also an awesome stash buster and helped clear out a lot of space to use this thick yarn. If you make yours using up your stash, it may look a little different just depending on what you have, but you can also use this pattern for a number of other yarns and colors! It's a really versatile blanket and it's all HDC, perfect for an easy "break" project!
This blanket is designed with a grouping of simple stitches combined to produce a lovely texture that is completely reversible. The blanket looks great in solid colors as well as stripes. I chose to make wide bold color block stripes, but you could do this in any combination you like. I sized this as a baby blanket at approximately 32” x 42”, but I provide the stitch multiple in the pattern so you can adjust it larger or smaller. Designed in worsted weight yarn.
Wrap your little one in love with the easy and practical Oliver Baby Blanket. The free crochet pattern is right here on the blog, but you have the option of purchasing a pattern that offers stitch charts. The all-over stitch pattern makes this cozy blanket a relaxing project for all skill levels. One-row stripes in three colors allow you to carry the yarn up the side without cutting, so you only have a few ends to weave in.