Hello there, expecting parents! Crochet patterns for Must-Have Baby Blankets are here! You can use these essential handmade wonders for swaddling your babies and keeping them warm and cozy at night. These baby blankets are perfect for when your family is out and about because they easily fit under the stroller and on the car seat. Take them to the playgroups and parks for a little wiggle time this season! The exemplary patterns we’ve come upon have modern and stylish designs with soft textures and stripy color palettes. You will surely find the one you love here, whether for your own or someone special`s new baby. Check out these free patterns under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest in order to find more creative ideas!
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Summer Stash Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
A stripy blanket truly is a must-have in every house, right? This pattern by Burgundy and Blush is an example of perfect simplicity that brings us all so much comfort. It features an awesome range of stitches, our favorite puffs included! We can’t take our eyes off the subtle colors on the photos below. Can you?
Level: beginner Author: Burgundy and Blush
The original pattern and the photos are available at burgundyandblush.co.uk here. More info on Ravelry here.
Essentials Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
Here is one more example of a baby blanket pattern you simply can’t miss! This blanket by Maria Bittner works up pretty fast with bulky yarn, so it’s a very convenient project. It has a lovely texture as well as an interesting border. Do you like the mix of violet and pale pink on the photo below?
Level: beginner Author: Maria Bittner
The original pattern is available on pattern-paradise.com here. More info on Ravelry here. To see more photos of this particular version by Mad about Pooh visit the Ravelry page here.
Malia Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
Every nursery could use a crochet blanket like that! This simple pattern by Rebecca Langford is so modern and stylish thanks to the color blocking technique. Moreover, the bean stitch has never looked better too, right? Without a doubt! What colors will you use for your version? We like the ones below!
Level: upper beginner Author: Rebecca Langford
The original pattern and the photos are available at yarnandchai.com here. More info on Ravelry here.