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The Snuggle is Real, people! New babies are popping up all over the place, so those of us who love to give crochet baby blanket gifts are in a hurry to get all those babies wrapped up in homemade blankies. So let’s not waste any time, here is a collection of our reader’s 9 favorite crochet baby blanket patterns. These easy crochet patterns all work up quickly and can all be easily customized for any gender. Finding the perfect crochet baby blanket pattern can often be long process, but you can never fail when you chose one of these nine perfect patterns.
Easy crochet baby blanket patterns:
Magic Rainbow Crochet Baby Blanket
If you happen to be looking for a bright and beautiful crochet baby blanket, then this is it. Bright, bold and colorful. Baby will love it.
Quick and Easy Crochet Baby Blanket
Single crochet and double crochet stitches are used making this a simple baby blanket pattern even for those just learning how to crochet.
Modern Patchwork Crochet Throw
Work up this multi colored crochet baby blanket for an upcoming baby shower. It’s a classic crocheted afghan that will look amazing in any nursery, regardless of the color scheme.
Birthday Cake Baby Blanket
This crochet baby blanket pattern looks so yummy you’ll want to taste it!
Cotton Candy Crochet Baby Blanket
In lovely pastel colors, this corner to corner crochet pattern creates a fuzzy striped blanket, perfect for you little guy or gal to snuggle with.
Candy Crush Baby Blanket
Practice your bobble stitch, cluster v stitch, pucker stitch, mesh stitch and more with this one of a kind crochet baby blanket
Happy Stripes Crochet Baby Blanket
This baby blanket pattern is an awesome free crochet pattern to make for any baby, regardless of gender.
Addicting Crochet Baby Blanket
The repetitive nature of the pattern makes it super easy to memorize and fun to work up.
Sea Shell Stitch Baby Blanket
The wavy stripes on this baby blanket crochet pattern are fun to work up and will remind you of a cottage by the seashore.
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P.S. Check out my personal very favorite crochet baby afghan pattern, the Quick As a Wink Baby Blanket. This baby blanket is crocheted by using four strands of yarn held together, so it works up almost quicker than a wink. Baby will be snug as a bug in a rug before you can say “Sweet Dreams!”
What is your favorite item to crochet for a new baby?
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I am new to crochet,and seem to be having a problem with the pattern curling up as I work.it. Any hints on what I am doing wrong?
I would check to see that you are using the right hook for the yarn, the right yarn for the project and if one or more of these 3 things don’t bring about the desired effect, try to make an effort to relax your tensions. Sometimes it is simply no more than that you simply need to make a conscious effort to relax while you crochet. I learned how to crochet when I was 5 ano knew all of the basic stitches, however all I learned then was how to make doilies or lace edgings for pillowcases or dresser scarves, all of which was done out of yarn. Fast forward fifty years and I decided to join the shawl ministry in our church. My first attempt with yarn I was guilty of all 3 things and my work curled back on itself like ringlets some lucky girls get in their hair. Good luck.