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 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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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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This adorable Baby Monet Blanket is the perfect size for a stroller, car seat, bassinet or crib. You could even change the colors and omit the flowers for a boy’s blanket since the stitches aren’t particularly feminine. This is definitely one of those patterns that you could use again and again!
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Let’s Cuddle Baby Blanket
Well hello there!
Do you need a last minute baby gift? This super textured and chunky baby blanket works up quickly and easily! It’s a beginner friendly project that will still wow your friends!
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Sleepy Bear Baby BlanketWell hello there!
This is my very first C2C (corner to corner) project I have ever done and I am so proud of how it turned out. I’ve done three other graphgans before — you know the kind that are done with only single crochets — so I was already used to changing colors and whatnot. I have to say, though, that I’m very impressed with the C2C technique! It’s much faster than the graphgan and easier to follow. I can’t wait to make a few more!
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Denim & Ivory Lapghan
Hello everyone!
For the next two weeks, I wanted to create a couple super simple patterns that could be worked up quickly — items that would make great gifts. Because even if it isn’t a holiday, we still manage to give gifts and make donations year round, don’t we?
So this week, I designed the cutest little lap afghan, a lapghan if you will. (If that’s not already a word, it really should be! Ha!)
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Rag Quilt Style Baby Blanket
Does anyone remember rag quilts? Does anyone still make them?
I remember some of the quilts that my grandmother used to have and I sincerely wish that I could’ve gotten my hands on a couple. I have no idea if she still has them or if they’re long gone.
So this week’s crochet pattern was inspired by the beloved rag quilt!