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!
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.
This Colorful Block Stitch Crochet Baby Afghan is sure to keep any newborn warm and cozy. Made with alternating granny square blocks and soft yarn, this crochet blanket pattern will come together sooner than you think! Once completed, you can easily your crochet blanket as a playtime mat, a cute nursery decoration, or even a cool baby shower gift. Either way, this adorable crochet blanket will be a pleasure to make and enjoy once finished. Why not learn how the block stitch works in this adorable easy-to-make pattern?
I decided to use this stunning and yummy Red Heart Super Saver “Retro Stripes” to revamp my Optical Illusion Baby Blanket. I LOVE my first version… but not everyone wants to change colors THAT many times!!! The Red Heart Stripes worked up beautifully with this design… and with minimal yarn ends to weave in! The entire process of making this blanket was exciting. The color changes are different and unique with each square, preventing me from getting jaded."
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.
This lovely Tulip Stitch Afghan Square is available as a free crochet pattern in 5 different sizes. A photo tutorial is also available to show you how to crochet this stitch pattern. This version of the Tulip Stitch pattern is worked in double crochet stitches, rather than single crochet stitches. The pattern works up quickly and creates a pretty finished square. This will also work for blankets and other items. If you'd like to make a pretty and feminine hat with this stitch, I have also created a free pattern in 11 sizes using the Tulip Stitch. It is linked in the post and a video tutorial is also available. The hat is worked in rounds but the video will demonstrate how the Tulips are created using a popcorn stitch - if you prefer videos. I really love this pretty and feminine stitch pattern. I hope you find the pattern and tutorial easy to follow.
Most commonly referred to as the block stitch, but sometimes called the mosaic stitch or dot stitch, this square features little pops of color between rounds of the classic granny stitch. After steam blocking, the finished square measures 6 inches x 6 inches, however, this project can be made larger or turned into an afghan by continuing the pattern repeats. Made in worsted weight yarn in two or more colors; 5.0 mm (H-8) crochet hook or size needed to obtain the gauge yarn needle for weaving in ends.
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!
I didn't even think this blanket would turn out as amazing as I saw it in my head, and now I want to keep it for myself. But, alas, I made this for my older sister and I'm so thrilled that it will be hers and I know she will love it.
Alpine Stitch
