Polka Dot Blanket Free Pattern

This pattern was one of those “oh I love this speckled yarn. What can I do with its moments? I bought the yarn and had no idea what I was going to do with it. I got home and looked through my stash. of yarn to see what colors would go with it and I realized, I wanted to make a blanket with brightly colored polka dots all over it. So, here is my polka dot blanket!

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Bernat Polka Dot Blanket Free Pattern

Add a whimsical touch to any nursery with the Colorful Polka Dots Baby Blanket. Made by Hannah of Daisy Farm Crafts, this cute blanket was inspired by her love of polka dots and their fun three dimensional pop effect.

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Done in a Weekend Blanket Free Pattern

A while ago, I was trying to figure out how to use Lion Brand’s Baby Soft Boucle yarn in a quick crochet baby blanket without having to deal with some of the typical frustrations that boucle yarn can present. I came up with the idea of ​​using a granny stitch because it eliminates the need to search for the stitches in a fuzzy thread. (See more of our free crochet patterns that use the granny stitch here!)

The Tributary Blanket pattern (pictured above) was born and my mom sewed it beautifully. I know you loved it too because I am often tagged in awesome variations of the pattern on Instagram.

Like the tributary blanket, the granny stitch in this pattern makes Baby Soft Boucle super easy to work with. Combined with Lion Brand’s Feels Like Butta, this quick crochet baby blanket pattern is so easy to work with. In fact, it can be done on a weekend with very little concentration or fuss.

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Waves Blanket Free Pattern

Note 1: If you decide to knit a different number of shapes, you must allow 17 stitches for one wave and add 3 stitches at the end. For example, if you want to have 5 repetitions, multiply 17 by 5, which gives 85 points. To these 85 points, you need to add 3 more, which brings you to a chain of 88.

Note 2: When working in a row with double crochets, the first chain does not count as a stitch. That means you start the row with chain 1 or 2 (whichever looks better and doesn’t pull on the side – I did chain 1, but with a thinner thread you may need chain 2). After that chain, you will work the first double crochet into the first stitch. Knit this way to avoid gaps at the beginning of the rows.

Note 3: There is an explanation for the crochet sample wave stitch in the last pages in case you want to try the size. There is also a note about working on the back loops or just the front loops. These are backed by images.

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Bernat Blanket Afghan Free Pattern

The blanket works in about 4 hours and will be a great gift to make when you don’t have a lot of free time.

I used 3 colors that can suit a boy or a girl. You can match 3 colors or change colors in each row. There are so many ways to personalize this blanket and make it your own.

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Adeline Baby Blanket Free Pattern

Baby blankets (blankets in general) are one of the most popular items for crocheting, did you know? They are perfect for a baby: they are made with delicate yarn, so they will not irritate the baby’s delicate skin, they are breathable and warm at the same time.
On top of that, they are perfect for everyone just starting out crocheting! The blankets are easily adjustable in size and forgive many mistakes. It doesn’t matter if your home décor is more classic or modern, they will fit almost anywhere. Take a look at the examples below to check the current trends and look for links to free patterns below the images.

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Quick Berry Stitch Blanket Free Pattern

I love scrolling through Pinterest to find new stitches that I hadn’t tried before. I usually start with yarn or pattern as my inspiration, but in the case of this Quick Berry Stitch crochet blanket, it happened almost simultaneously. I unexpectedly found this beautiful Bernat Blanket yarn at Michael’s and knew I wanted to use the Berry Stitch I saw on Pinterest. I found that with this varied blanket thread, you have to keep the stitches fairly even because any fancy changes to the stitches seem to go unnoticed throughout that color shift. This yarn needed an exaggerated stitch in contrast to simple plain crochet to show off the beautiful colors.

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3 Hour Afghan Free Crochet Pattern

This free crochet blanket pattern can be worked in about 3 hours, including time to knit in the ends. If you plan to make gifts for this holiday season, this blanket could be your best friend.

All you need are 2 balls of Bernat Blanket wool, 3 hours of your time and voila, you have a soft blanket. This is a quick beginner pattern with no embellishments attached. The biggest challenge when designing with chenille or super bulky thread is keeping the stitch as simple as possible so that the thread and its thickness are the center of attention.

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Velvet Double Ribbed Blanket Free Pattern

This beautiful, easy, soft, quick and inexpensive baby blanket (uses only one skein) is sure to become your baby blanket crochet pattern. Perfect for learning how to knit a baby blanket or for a baby shower gift.

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Winterland Three Stitch Blanket Free Pattern

You can see the free pattern in full by clicking the link here on Ravelry and scrolling down!
Chunky yarn and simple textures make this winter throw both fun and beautiful! Using three stitch patterns to create lofty textures and interesting striping, you’ll find that this blanket holds your attention yet is easy to make. Understated and timeless, it’s sure to be appreciated in any space, whether modern or traditional. Easy enough for beginners and those just getting back into knitting, yet fun for all!

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Baby Jewel Blanket Free Pattern

Details:

Yarn: Stylecraft Special DK
1. Meadow
2. Plum
3. Sherbert
4. Pomegranate
5. Aster
6. Lipstick
7. Turquoise
Hook: 4mm
Stitches: trebles, half trebles, doubles (UK)
Pattern/Design: My own
Length: 37″ Width: 33″
Weight: 448g

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Hudson’s Bay Inspired Afghan Blanket Free Pattern

This pattern was inspired by the smaller version of this blanket, the Hudson’s Bay Inspired Baby Blanket (which I also have available for free). It uses two different knitting techniques: Garter Stitch and Stockinette stitch. I wanted to give this blanket a little more texture than its baby blanket counterpart and I was so happy with the result.

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Zoe baby blanket Free Pattern

The main challenge of the Zoe blanket is using proper intarsia when switching colours for the different hearts, and keeping the yarn organized on the backside. Intarsia has the advantage of not only limiting yarn usage for the different colours and keeping the backside neat and tidy, it makes the blanket safe for use even for very small babies – ensuring thus that their fingers don’t get stuck in the loops on the backside.
To make the heart rows, it is best to organize the main colour (off white in this model) into smaller skeins of about 20m, which will avoid that the different yarns get tangled up on the backside.

If you follow the instructions exactly, your baby blanket will measure 90x 100 cm. You can of course adapt it by knitting fewer repeats of the heart pattern.

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Attic Windows Blanket Free Pattern

This pattern is written in a slightly unusual way, because the “recipe” is highly customizable and can be adapted for any weight of yarn or size of blankets. We’ve laid out the process of planning and knitting your own blanket in six steps, including calculating how large your finished blanket will be and how much yarn you will need.

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Square Diamond Baby Blanket Free Pattern

Materials you need for the blanket:
Crochet hook 5mm
2 skeins of White yarn – 590 yrd each
1 skein of Grey yarn – 590 yrd
1 skein each of Yellow, Pink, Green, Blue yarn – 315 yrd each
Darning needle
Scissors

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The Potters Throw Blanket Free Pattern

The Potters Throw is the perfect addition to any couch. It mixes 2 different yarns and stitches for a fun and unique texture! Don’t worry about weaving in any ends…you’ll be crocheting a border right over them for a fast finish!

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Falling In Blanket Free Pattern

Materials
Less than 8 skeins of Heartland Yarn from Lion Brand (5 oz, 251 yard skein) or less than 2000 yards of medium four weight yarn in 2 colors.
Color A: Heartland Yarn Grand Canyon – 1000 yards (4 skeins)
Color B: Heartland Yarn Mammoth Cave – 1000 yards (4 skeins)
Crochet hook 5 mm (H)
Bent yarn needle
Scissors

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Arrow Baby Blanket Free Pattern

Bring texture to the nursery with this fun arrow print blanket! For those of you who need a bigger size I’ve included a diagram explaining how to make your Arrow Blanket in any size.

INCLUDES
Instant digital copy of 6 page pattern (PDF)
Instructions written in US standard crochet terms
Crochet Diagram

MATERIALS NEEDED
Super Bulky Chenille Yarn (Recommended: Bernat Blanket – 3 Skeins)
9mm Crochet Hook
Tapestry Needle

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Gentle Moss Blanket Free Pattern

This blanket is knitted in a Moss Slip Stitch which allows you to knit with different coloured yarns and get a very colourful effect.
This pattern is for a baby pram cover size 75cm x 100cm. This can be increased using any uneven number of stitches.
Needles: 5.5mm circular needle with 100cm cable or longer. This blanket is knitted flat using a circular needle to hold all of the stitches.

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Four Season Cabin Cloak Blanket Free Pattern

Andrea designed this pattern specifically for our 2020 Advent Calendar. Our theme was Cozy Canadian Cabin and included the yarn and extras from our northern Canadian area.
The pattern comes with diagrams to show the direction of the knitting for each of six squares. A second diagram shows the placement of the squares for joining.
Colours for the 4 sides of the log cabin squares were divided into groups of 6. Each represented one of the 4 seasons.
If using your own yarn grouping your minis into 4 distinct groups will enhance the overall appearance of the cloak.

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Colby Afghan Free Pattern

Five Strips are worked separately, then sewn together to make the Afghan. Each Strip is worked back and forth in rows using 6 different pattern stitches. A circular needle is used to accommodate the large number of sts on the Afghan borders. Work back and forth in rows on the circular needle, just as if working on straight needles.
Borders are worked from sts picked up along edges of the Afghan.

Size: About 47 x 62 in. (119.5 x 157.5 cm)

• Lion Brand® Wool-Ease® Hand Dyed (Art. #623)
146yrds/134 meters (3.5oz/100 grams )
211 Mint Julep — 11 balls

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Rainbow Stripe Blanket Free Pattern

This is a FREE tutorial explaining how the Rainbow Stripe Blanket was created.
Included is a list describing the Stylecraft Special DK colour sequence, the stitch combinations used to create each colour braided stripe and any tips and tricks I learnt along the way!
I have also included a step-by-step pictorial guide on how I knot in new yarn to avoid the dreaded “darning in”!

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