Draw some inspiration from a nursery rhyme
Undoubtedly, some of the fondest memories we have are those of a parent or grandparent reading nursery rhymes to us. Moreover, they’re also a great inspiration for crochet projects, and Little Boy Blue is no exception. To this end, we have compiled a list of ideas for your use. Although they’re simple and easy projects with easy stitches, they will definitely make cherished items to fondly remember childhood by for years to come.
Little Boy Blue Baby Blanket
Firstly, this blanket is a classic, gently textured baby blanket with a white border. Indeed, this is a timeless piece that will be athrowback to simpler times.
Skills: easy   Designer: Heather Prusia
The full article about this pattern is here:
more info about project photographed you will find on Ravelry.
Little Boy Blue
Moreover, a little boy blye baby blanket need not be blue! Of course, you can use any color you please. Of course, there is no set way of choosing these, and the color scheme will be yours and yours alone.
Skills: easy   Designer: Mary Jane Protus
The full article about this pattern is here:
Little Boy Blue Baby Blanket
Furthermore, did we say any color? We meant any colors plural, in multitudes of layouts. Â Thus, here is a rainbow one to enjoy.
Skills: easy   Designer: Jeanne Steinhilber
The full article about this pattern is here:
More info about The Crochet Attic’s project you can find on Instagram.
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