A classy pattern with a lot of possibilities for your own creations. Although Prairie Star pattern is 18 years old, it’s still discovered and interpreted by new crocheters. If you have never tried it before – it’s one of this patterns which are a must. You wan’t be disappointed. A link the free pattern is at the…
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Today we are choosing between two pretty versions of the same crochet pattern. One makes us think of spring, the other is more fall-inspired. Which speaks to you louder? Let us know! This beautiful pattern was created by brilliant designer Laurie Dale in 2016 and has been recreated in myriads of color combinations, among which…
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Haven’t you ever been forced by a “what to take with me” dilemma? I have, and consequently I greatly enjoy 2-in-1 projects that either function as two things, or convert from one to another. Therefore, without much intro, here are some blanket to bag convertibles that will be truly functional and universal. However, there is…
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Since Valentine’s Day is in two weeks, it’s time to prepare. What better way to enrich kids’ Valentines in school, than to do a heart motif that fits the toys they like to play with and cartoons they like to watch. This softie is a cute amalgamation of a heart and a pokeball. It’s easy…
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Squares, squares, squares everywhere! This post is an unlimited source of ideas for lovely afghan squares. The stream of inspiration is neverending! Some of the blankets we are presenting to you today were designed as themes for popular crochet alongs. Others are just regular patterns designed by exceptional talents. All of them will never stop…
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Rainbow blanket? Yessir! Unicorn? Definitely ma’am! And, in addition, an interesting texture, frilly edging and cuteness turned up to 11. This is a more challenging project, but the end result is very definitely worth it. Every kid will definitely have sweeter dreams with this beautiful creation, and the crocheter will be able to showcase their…
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There is no other word for it. This hat is Elegant, with a capital ‘E’. Harkening back to the more formal Balmoral style of yesteryear, this beautiful item will definitely grace any bonce that wears it. The stitch is designed to make it stretchy, and is definitely amenable to color variation. Make one for any…
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This amazing baby ripple afghan, with it’s starburst-like central feature is a great example of what can be achieved with a little imagination. The color gradient perfectly matches the alternating textured rays radiating from the centre of the blanket out to its edges. This astounding blanket is based on the Round Ripple Baby Afghan by Lyn’s Designs. A…
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Don’t you think it looks familiar? It’s Sophie Universe Blanket and I’m sure you have seen it before. This beautiful pattern creation shows how much you can do with a pattern by varying the colors and yarns. This beautiful blanket would be a masterful centerpiece of any bedroom, or simply a great cover to cozy…
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During autumn evenings, when the days are entirely gray, everyone looks for projects which are cozy and warm, but also colorful and reflect sunny summer weather. Today, I would like to add a new project to the best blanket patterns collection, although this project will also be perfect as a baby blanket. Emma Blanket Free Crochet…
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A great project for advanced crocheters. You must try it if you want to improve your skills. It is a pre-release note. The pattern will be published soon and we will let you know when it happens. A square is approximately 10″x 10″ with a 4.5 mm hook, but you can use any hook you want,…
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This is a beautiful mandala pattern with a lot of possibilities how to use in many different projects. You can make this pattern into a single flower or coaster, but you can also make it a central square for a tote or pillow. Finally, you can make a whole, beautiful afghan. The pattern may look…
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I’m sure you have already admired the log cabin blanket. Their symmetry and pleasing structure make them hard to resist. The pattern is deceptively simple, but will challenge the skills of an intermediate crocheter. The blanket is made with seven squares to a side, but may be adjusted as needed. Of course, you can use…
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The Weeping Willow Square will be perfect for your next afghan or as a central motif for a tote or pillow. The size of the square is 6 inches. The light and airy center is firmly held by the dense edging, which allows you to firmly connect the squares together, and yet still make an…
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A Beautiful Cat Stitch crochet pattern for the next baby blanket. It has an intriguing texture to contemplate and cute little cats’ paws in a rows. It undoubtedly has everything to make this pattern a favourite kid blanket not only in their early years, but forever. I’m sure you will add this pattern to your…
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This amazing square with eye-catiching texture will allow you to create unique mosaic blanket of afghan. You can repeat pattern or add more colours like Sunburst Ombre Blanket below which was based on Mosaic Ripples pattern. Don’t forget to share your work in our Facebook Group. The link to the pattern is below. Enjoy! UPDATE: Sorry, this…
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Hello, classy people! Today we are talking about one pattern that never goes out of style. Oh yes, get ready to welcome the granny. She brought flowers! Because it’s been a while since we’ve looked at afghan patterns specifically, let’s explore some spring flower afghan ideas. These are undoubtedly in the forefront of squares that…
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This stunning crochet piece is composed of many granny squares with rosettes all manner of hues and shades, very reminiscent of an eclectic knickknack collection, such as somebody’s Gran might have gathered over the years. This relatively simple patter is nevertheless a great large project to take on, producing a stunning blanket, which can double…
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There is something special about flower blankets. We are thinking about the Sun which brings flowers to bloosom and it makes us smile or happier. But this pattern is special. It make my day today when I saw it. It is real beauty. Designed by Jane Crowfoot and eye-catching as her the most famous afghan Frida’s Flowers Blanket. …
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Welcome, lovely people! Are you looking for new lacy crochet patterns? We are focusing on delicacy, intricacy, and beauty today. If you have some experience already, you are probably wondering how to take your skills to the next level. How about a lace-based crochet pattern? Spicing up your blankets, afghans, and shawls with unique trims…
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Nuts about Squares in a blanket made from 35 unique squares. What makes it so special? The squares for this blanket were designed by 11 designers. Contributing designers are Dedri Uys, Helen Shrimpton, Polly Plum, Sigrun Hugoey, Melissa Green, Heather Gibbs, Julie Yeager, Margaret MacInnis, Susan Stevens/Mellie Blossom, Aurora Suominen, and Tatsiana Kupryianchyk. Each square was carefully selected to fit the others in order to create this…
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This beautiful square is a wonderful piece with many possibilities. Sandra Kuijer originally released the Elements Cal starting in December 2017. Ever since, this has been a fan favorite all over. It’s highly versatile and can be made into just about anything you imagine that can make use of squares as building blocks. The link to…
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Tunisian Stitches are becoming more and more popular among crocheters all over the world. They are beautiful and have a unique texture. The Tunisian Honeycomb Stitch has a three dimensional texture in the shape of a honeycomb. You can use this stitch to crochet afghans, sweaters, scarves and smaller projects, as well as dishcloths or…
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Daisy and granny squares are very popular motifs among crocheters all over the world. Combining these motifs in one blanket is a recipe for something extraordinary and certain success. And it is: the Mitered Daisy Granny Squares Blankets. Eye-catching and colorful, this design is popular both as a baby blanket and a bedspread. Here are three…
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Spring is here, craft lovers! Are you celebrating and enjoying the sun? Undoubtedly! So are we. Your house and your crochet portfolio will be blooming just like the world around us if you use one of our ideas for Daisy Granny Squares. Don’t you think they are all so worth the effort? Without a doubt,…
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Hello there, lovely people! What are you up to this summer? We are playing with butterflies today! Will you join us and crochet some? Because of their beauty and wild colors, butterflies are a frequent decorative motif and are a particular favorite amongst crocheters. They can be stitched directly into a pattern, used as a…
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Kitty Granny Squares are here to make every cat-loving heart beat faster! If you want to add extra cuteness to your projects this season, you have come to the right place today, kitten! Many Cats Square There can never be too many cats in one’s life, right? Obviously! With this pattern in your repertoire of…
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Diagonal Basketweave Baby Blanket – No Longer Available Did you know that the basketweave stitch, one of the most popular needlepoint stitches, actually has many faces? Today we have decided to share two of them with you, showing you these amazing patterns for Basketweave Blankets. Both blankets have wonderful textures and the most subtle, neutral…
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Intelligently constructed, wonderfully dense and so interesting! Today we are talking about one strikingly hypnotizing stitch. It is not that complicated, so you can get on with it right away. Are you excited to discover Apache Tears? Apache Tears Stitch Free Video Tutorial Do you need some inspiration? Here we come with the most amazing…
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The Easiest Hat Ever Free Crochet Pattern Have you ever found yourself in a situation in which you really needed a new crochet hat? Like, immediately? In case you ever did, we have decided to prepare this selection of Easy Beanies for you. Better to be safe than sorry, right? Save these patterns for emergencies…
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