The French Lilacs Baby Blanket is the sweetest, super elegant baby blanket that can also be a lapghan! Using this pattern, you can create any size blanket you wish, while using any yarn of your choice!
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The Cozy Corners Afghan is essentially a corner to corner (C2C) blanket that uses shell stitches rather than the traditional blocks. Once what started out as a triangle shawl called the Snowy Sky Shawl, has morphed into a beautiful blanket!
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The Realistic Deer Graph is an advanced level graph that uses Tapestry Crochet to create a realistic image of a buck. At the bottom of this post, there is a free printable 4-page graph, but you have the option to buy more. Keep reading to find out what’s included!
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The Building Blocks Baby Blanket is a gorgeous afghan that you can customize all around! Adjust the size by adding or removing blocks. Change the colors for older children or even adults. Change the hook and yarn size for a thicker or thinner blanket. Work as individual blocks like granny squares for a summer time sweat free project. Or even crochet it all as one Corner to Corner blanket. What’s not to love?
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The Reef Afghan is a fun and easy project! With a one row repeat and simple stitches, you can work this blanket up in no time. And best of all, it creates a lighter weight blanket that is perfect for cooler temperatures.
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Since the Compass Afghan consists of granny squares, you can essentially make this blanket any size that you wish from baby blanket all they way up to a California King! Each square measures 7″ x 7″.
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The Rainbow Baby Blanket is such a fun project. If you can work the puff stitch, single crochets and double crochets, you can easily complete this project in no time at all.
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If you’re looking for an easy (yet still fun) project that you can work on while “listening” to your TV, look no further than the Becky Blanket crochet pattern! Named for a friend of mine, this chunky blanket is incredibly warm and has minimal holes for toes to poke through.
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The Crescent Moon Blanket is a corner-to-corner (C2C) afghan pattern that is an easy/intermediate-level pattern because of the moon’s swirls. But I’ve also included at the bottom of this post a one-page free graph for this pattern with the swirls removed for an easy-level pattern, which is not included with your purchase. More about that down below. You can choose which you would prefer to make! Or crochet both. I don’t judge! 😉
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This Scarecrow Afghan pattern is so much fun to crochet! I love the bright colors and the pumpkin he’s holding…so cute! What’s not to love, really?