Linen has become one of the most comfortable sources to make blankets for kids. The main reason for considering this stuff is softness. You can make a single crochet linen blanket for your kid with your beginner-level crochet skills. Linen is available easily. So, it's easier for you to choose it in different shades and varieties. You will inspire your friends by creating this crochet blanket with striking colors and patterns.

Create this beach-themed crochet blanket with bright and beachy colors of yarn. This half-double v stitch crochet blanket is perfect for the Spring season to add more brightness to your home. Instead of making this crochet blanket in vertical stripes, you can customize it in horizontal strikes or patterns. All you need to do is getting the V stitch blanket pattern online and start working on it with a light peach, blue and white yarn cord.

This puff stitch earwarmer is very easy to crochet. The pattern is available in sizes Preemie, Newborn, 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months, 12-24 months, Small Child (age 3-5 years), Child (age 6-10 years), Teen, Adult (medium) and Adult (large). You will need Medium Weight (Aran) Yarn and a 5.5 mm (I) hook. The yarn I used is on the heavier side of the Medium Weight Yarn category. The stitch multiple is 2 + 1 for the turning chain.

This baby blanket is so sweet, you'll want to make one for your next baby or grandbaby. Simply switch up the colors to fit with any nursery decor. While this stitch has a couple of minor challenging aspects, once you get through the first few rows, you'll find yourself flying through the rest of it. And to keep it simple, we've used a basic single crochet for the border. Once you've completed one blanket you'll find yourself looking for more babies who could use a cozy blanket to cuddle up with.

A great way to brighten up your living space is with a new throw blanket. Working up this V Stitch Crochet Ripple Afghan is a surefire way to refresh your home decor without spending massive amounts of money on a new couch or flooring. The V stitches in this crochet afghan pattern create a lacy, open design that will mesh with any home. The five color pattern used is full of calming colors, and if you decide that is not for you, any five colors of your choosing would work beautifully.

Warm Up America! is a charity which accepts blanket squares or "sections" that volunteers seam together into blankets. Crochet this lemon section to donate! Each April, the Craft Yarn Council in conjunction with Warm Up America! invites you to Stitch Away Stress. Crochet, as you know, is such a wonderfully soothing activity. Lemons have become the emblem for this promotion because the first pattern designed for Stitch Away Stress was a cute lemon stress ball! This cheery motif is wonderful for lemon lovers to work up year-round. Section together your own beautiful lemon afghan, or donate these sections to a wonderful cause.

Learn to crochet the Granny Ripple Stitch. This pattern is great for making blankets, afghans, scarfs, table runners, etc. It uses basic stitches such as double crochet, and chains. This blog post will give you the written instructions as well as provide a link for my free YouTube video tutorial for those who prefer to watch video or are visual learners. Crochet a gauge swatch to determine how many pattern repeats you need for your project. Once you have the number of stitches per repeat you can calculate the total needed for your project. Enjoy.

This new crochet market bag is made using the puff stitch. The crochet puff stitch adds texture and shape to a classic design like this. That's why I love it so much. This would make an amazing grocery bag pattern to take with you to the farmers market and on errands. This crochet bag is also perfect for the beach as it's an open stitch pattern. That means any sand you get in your bag will slip right out.

I have a secret. My most favorite color in the world just might be every shade of purple in this delicious Tulip Stitch at Twilight Crochet Baby Afghan. This bit of grape-y goodness reminds me of a gorgeous summer evening just as it's drifting into the darkness of night. And this stitch. Sigh. The Crochet Tulip Stitch just might be my go-to baby afghan pattern stitch from now on. Why? Because it NATURALLY forms this little scalloped border on all sides. What?! You say?! YESSSS…. I know.. mindless crochet project just got even better.