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The Tunisian Chevron baby blanket is a great 3' square baby blanket with an interesting and striated pattern, cross-lined with linked chevrons. Because of the geometric pattern, the chevrons are pointing up or down, depending on the way you look, giving a nice optical effect. The pattern is designed for easy crocheting, and you can…
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Here is a lovely square that functions inspired by an island in the sea. It's an easy project with a little twist, through the use of puff stitches in the middle. The square can be used on its own, but it can also function in a blanket or afghan. If you reinforce the edges, the…
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We all love colorful pinwheels, it's a sentiment from the childhood days. This simple toy is known for many centuries, giving happiness to the kids all around the world. Crocheters have a special affinity to pinwheels, too! It's a very interesting motif that can be translated into knitwear in a myriad of ways. Whether they…
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The Namaqualand Blanket is a pattern inspired by a South African veld, and the flowers that grow in it. It's a pattern that was designed with the Scheepjes Stonewashed yarn in mind, and is a beautiful example of color transitions between discrete layers of the project. The multi-colored and rich surface will be a great…
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The simply sweet blanket is true to its name. It's a simple, unadorned but attractive blanket harkening back to a simpler and more robust time. It's made with simple stitches, but combines a variegated surface with a Neapolitan ice-cream color scheme, which will be a great decoration for any simple interior, specially one done in…
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Here is another take on that venerable classic, the granny square. This particular one is large, some 35" on a side, and functions quite well on its own as a baby blanket. It consists of a standard granny square center and a simply stitched border that's given its zest by the color rainbow. The project…
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Here is a cost effective baby blanket you can whip up in no time flat. It uses a single skein of yarn and is made using a repeating pattern of two rows, which is easy to memorize and follow with your fingers, especially in a monochrome blanket. At the same time, for a more challenging…
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The Bakewell blanket is a fancy looking project (particularly in the gradient yarn used) that is actually quite easy to make. The author suggests that merely knowing how to make granny squares will get you on your way. While you can make this blanket in a solid color, the plum-themed color gradient shown below is…
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The fall crocheting season is upon us, and to start it off here is a CAL in autumn colors and themes. It starts on September 9th and will run for a month, ending on October 7th after 4 sessions. The finished project is a blanket 49" by 38" and introduces two new stitches into the…
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The After Effect Goes Granny Square is a pattern inspired by two others the author participated in. It's a beautiful, lacy square with a floral center composed into a checkerboard layout. The finished square is about 8 inches on a side, and is easily combined with other squares, such as the 8 round square suggested…
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The Granny Heart Blanket is a wonderful example of how to approximate curved outlines using geometric shapes. In this case, the hearts are made using hexagons and their intersections. One larger one for the body of the heart and two smaller ones as the lobes. The author presents two ways of making the heart panels,…
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Designers love coming up with new ideas for Interesting Crochet Blankets. This category has great capacity for different approaches, color combinations and stunning stitches, and is one of the most popular out there. Making a blanket can be a great adventure, where you try out new techniques and follow complicated patterns, but it can also…
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Afghan squares are the building blocks for throws and blankets. Stunning bedspreads or colorful and soft crochet-a-long projects - squares are cool not only to design, but also to work with. Speaking of design, big hats off to the crochet designers who come up with these absolutely stunning ideas! It's not easy to plan out…
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The Rickrack baby blanket is a classic pattern for making a cover for our youngest crop of future crocheters. Its basic version uses a rainbow zigzag as a decoration, but can be modified with other colors as well. The blanket is square, 36" on a side. The pattern is available in several languages and can…
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Here are very sweet and cute squares that you can incorporate in your projects. You can use both patterns as appliques as well. Happy Sun Square and Sleeping Unicorn Square are simply adorable. These squares are a part of a larger CAL the author is hosting, so you can follow along and make the full…
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