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I love turtles, and I hope you do too.
Once again, it’s time for some cute and cuddly chelonians, however this time they’ll be the theme of some patterns for a turtle blanket. Of course, regardless of whether you crochet them into a design or put them on as a fun and interesting applique. Overall, it’s not really a question of how the turtle finds its way into the project, but how much heart and love you put into it. In turn, this will become the real heart and soul of a lovely and well loved project. Consequently, there is no end to the chelonian creativity you can engage in.
Baby Sea Turtle Blanket
This project is without a doubt one of the finest examples of the genre. In particular, I love the transition of sand to surf and I bet this would be a great setting for an imaginary seaside in the nursery.
Skills: easy Designer: Mandy Huseth
The full tutorial about this pattern you will find on Made by Mandy blog:
More info about CubbyHouseKids’ project you can find on Ravelry.
Baby Sea Turtle Throw
Next, here is another turtle blanket that evokes the sea, sand and the trek into the ocean. While this blanket may seem a bit more complex, it truly is an easy and fun project even for a beginner.
Skills: easy Designer: Mandy Huseth
Larger size 54″ x 66″
The full tutorial about this pattern you will find on Made by Mandy blog:
More info about Mhaner’s project you can find on Instagram.
Turtle Beach
Although we have seen this turtle blanket theme twice now, it’s got endless possibilities for variance. Thus here is another that shows baby turtles making for the open water at a beach.
Skills: easy Designer: June Gilbank
The full article about this pattern is on Planet June.com:
More info about Jomeigs’s project you can find on Ravelry..
Turtle Rug or Blanket
Lastly, here is a turtle blanket with a single, large turtle just lounging around, inviting the kids to join in the fun.
Skills: easy Designer: Helen Brady
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