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It’s snowy outside, time to cover up! While your favorite blankets are your faves for a reason, let’s update them a bit and make them even better. In fact, they’ll be so updated, they’ll be like whole new blankets. However, they will still retain the best of what you love about them the most. Moreover, the mods will leave you room to customize, so that you will definitely make each of these your very own creation. That said, we are also cognizant of the beginners in our midst, so that you too will be able to engage and complete each of these project. Not only will you get a lovely blanket, but you will definitely grow your crochet chops.
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Battenberg Blanket
To begin with, here is this gorgeous traditional yet modern blanket. Although it’s large, it’s far from daunting. Overall, its name is based on a cake that looks very similar, and it’s just as scrumptious. It’s definitely a modern and delicious take on favorite blankets.
Designer: Sandra Paul
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry: Battenberg Blanket
To see more details about the yarn used to make the project in the photos, go here.
Space – Rainbow Ripple Baby Blanket
Next, here is another one of our favorite blankets just perfect for the little space-farer. Indeed, sweet cosmic dreams are guaranteed for any little starlet sleeping on or under this beauty
Designer: Celeste Young
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry: Rainbow Ripple Baby Blanket. More info about the project in the photos is here.
Granny Stripes Blanket
Finally, here is a real classic ideal for any boho or retro setting. Overall, this is a great pattern for using up yarn ends, as there is just no need to make large patches in any single color. I mean, it’s a modern take on favorite blankets, but it’s still a granny.
Designer: Lucy of Attic24
Go to the free pattern: Granny Stripes Blanket. More details about the project in the photo is on Ravelry.
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