Who is in the mood for free crochet patterns for baby blankets? Let’s face it! What can be cuter than a baby wrapped in a colorful blanket? You will agree when you see these patterns combining hearts and colorful stripes. You can create them as baby gifts but also donate to hospitals and charities. With easy to follow instructions you will be able to crochet these adorable Hearts and Stripes Baby Blankets that will keep your child cozy and warm. The blankets are super soft and tiny heart patterns give them a nice texture too. The colorful designs will certainly brighten up the nursery room and will be a delightful accessory for a stroller or a car trip too. Check out these free patterns under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
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Heart Stripe Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
Hearts and stripes, what a classy combination of motifs we all know and adore! This is a pattern for crocheters with some experience who are looking for a lovely challenge. Do you know what we are most excited about? Yes, it’s the velvet yarn!
Level: intermediate Author: Yarnspirations Design Studio
The full article about the pattern and the photos are here. More info here.
Blanket of the Hearts Free Crochet Pattern
This is a beautiful pattern for a delicate, soft baby blanket. It`s quite easy to crochet, so don’t hesitate to give it a go! You have just come upon a great opportunity to get creative with colors and different types of yarn! So cool, isn’t it?
Level: beginner Author: Sany (Sanita Brensone)
The full article about the pattern is here. More info here. Info about this version and the photos here.
Happiest Blanket Ever Free Crochet Pattern
This adorable blanket certainly will lift your spirit this season! And, most importantly, make your little ones smile! It`s so great for using up the stash but you can also make it in two colors instead of rainbow stripes.
Level: beginner Author: Tamara Kelly
The full article about the pattern is here. More info here. Info about this version and the photos here.