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Welcome to our adorable collection of 100+ free crochet baby blanket patterns. These delightfully soft and snuggly projects make perfect gifts for newborns, baby showers, or nurseries. We have easy crochet baby blanket patterns for beginners as well as complex designs adorned with cute animal appliques that will appeal to intermediate crocheters.
From lightweight summer coverings to warm, cuddly blankets for winter, our selection offers versatile designs in rich colors and textures to match any nursery theme. If you’re looking to make a beautiful and functional accessory for your little one, these crochet baby blankets will keep your baby snug and cozy in the crib, car, or stroller.
Would you like to make a heartfelt gift for the new mom and dad in your family? Handmade baby blankets, alongside baby clothes, are the most popular and practical idea for a present. Use our filter options to search for a specific colorway, weight of yarn, or classic designs made with simple stitches.
All patterns are written in great detail to help you create cherished baby keepsakes!
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Want a bold, floral design for your baby’s room? This square blanket with large flower motif will brighten up any nursery with its charm!
Looking for a baby blanket that’s both trendy and sweet? This crochet pattern mixes open-stitched triangles with colorful stripes. Check it out!
Why choose one design when you can have them all? This baby blanket is a gorgeous fusion of crochet styles!
Wrap your little one in a garden of lace and flowers with this beautiful crochet baby blanket! Great for gifting or keeping.
Looking to make a timeless baby blanket? This unique crochet stitch is sure to do the trick! It features elegant shell-inspired pattern that will add a cute touch to any nursery.
A field of daisies, stitched with love! This crochet baby blanket features a sweet flower design and gentle texture which makes it perfect for cuddles and nursery.
Looking for a stunning baby blanket? Check out this cute blanket pattern with picot shell border. It's a perfect gift project made in colorful yarn.
Wrap your baby in warmth with this irresistibly soft crochet blanket! The cluster stitch adds a beautiful, plush feel that’s perfect for little ones.
Learn more about baby blanket crochet patterns by reading our answers to frequently asked questions.
Generally, the best yarn for a baby blanket is soft, machine washable, and hypoallergenic because it will be close to the baby’s skin. Common choices are merino wool, cotton, bamboo, and soft acrylic yarn, which are easy to care for. Some of the popular options include Drops Cotton Merino or Caron Simply Soft.
Most baby blankets require between 700 and 1200 yards of yarn, depending on the pattern. Each pattern includes specific yarn requirements, making planning easier. You can also use our calculator – How Much Yarn For A Crochet Blanket – to check the yarn yardage you will need to make a specific crochet blanket.
Baby blankets come in a variety of sizes. The standard size for a baby receiving blanket is 40×40 inches. However, you will also find sizes for stroller blankets (30″x35″), swaddle blankets (47″x47″), and crib blankets (45″x60″). Each pattern specifies the size of the crochet baby blanket.
Crocheting a baby blanket depends on the complexity of the pattern and your skill level. A simple blanket can take just a few hours, while other more detailed patterns may take a few days to a couple of weeks.
The single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet fall into the most basic stitches for beginners. These simple techniques are great for making comfortable and soft baby blankets and you will find many beautiful designs made with any of these.
You can embroider the baby’s initials, add applique embellishments, or match the blanket’s colorway with the nursery decor. Some patterns also come with several border variations to choose from.
Surely! Numerous baby blanket patterns are designed with beginners in mind. They use simple stitches and clear instructions often accompanied by step-by-step video tutorials. Filter our collection by skill level and select projects marked as beginner patterns.
