Raise your hand if you’ve ever crocheted a baby blanket. I know I have and I know how much fun it is to crochet something for a little one! Sometimes it can be hard to find the prefect pattern and I hope I can help you all. These nine crochet baby blankets are all super cute patterns for every kind of child. The best part about these nine patterns is that they are now printable! So just click the link and you’ll see the full pattern right on AllFreeCrochetAfghanPatterns.com.
Baby Granny Three Ways – This pattern shows you how to crochet this baby blanket in three different ways. You’ll find three images and three variations on this easy crochet pattern.
One Ball Baby Blanket and Hat – What’s better than a baby blanket? A baby blanket with a matching hat that only uses one skein of yarn! You’ll have to see it to believe it.
Coziest Crocheted Baby Blanket – We love the texture of this baby blanket and we can bet the little ones will love it too.
Granny Stripes Baby Blanket – This pattern uses granny squares and a ripple pattern in a unique way.
Mint Baby Blanket – Mint is in! Check out this cute easy to crochet baby blanket.
Soften Their World Baby Blanket – This blanket calls for the Modified Front Post Double Crochet stitch and explains how this stitch is used.
Monkey Motif Afghan – No more jumping on the bed! These monkeys are super cute.
Ripple Pastel Baby Blanket – Classic and never out of style, this pastel ripple is a pattern you’ve got to have on file.
Patchwork Plaid Baby Blanket – This is a very easy crochet baby blanket that’s great for using up some of your yarn stash!
Don’t forget – we have printable baby eBooks too!
9 Pastel Colored Patterns for Crochet Baby Blankets – With the 9 Pastel Colored Patterns for Crochet Baby Blankets free eBook, you’ll find a variety of crochet stitches and patterns in pastel colors. From ripple crochet patterns to granny square crochet baby blankets, these patterns a sweet, soft, and perfectly pastel.
10 Crochet Baby Blanket Patterns– What’s the best way to celebrate the arrival of a new bundle of joy? Make crochet baby blankets, of course! There are so many options when it comes to simple crochet baby blanket patterns and you might find yourself a bit overwhelmed and in need of guidance.
How many baby blankets have you crocheted?
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I’ve delivered 2 toddler afghans to my local Project Linus collection point thus far, and have 2 more baby afghans as WIPs (with plenty of baby-pastels yarn for several more). Of the afghans above, I particularly like the “Baby Granny 3 Ways,” as the familiar granny motif would mean that I could hook away without paying much attention to the written pattern. I would prefer to use bulky & super-bulky baby yarns, but have mostly DK & worsted-weight in baby colors currently (maybe I could double-strand?).
Your afghans would be wonderful double-stranded, particularly if you use 2 different colors. Children love bright colors. Which yarns you use together will determine the weight and thickness of the afghan. Personally, I would use one DK yarn with one worsted yarn: warmth without weight for toddlers; and 2 DK yarns for infants — light enough to carry or put in a diaper bag, but also warm.
#6 looks nice. I’m working on a baby blanket now that is a sampler blanket. Trying to get comfortable with different stitches and learning how they should look. I make them for shower gifts.
I just crocheted and gifted a granny square birthday afghan to my great-granddaughter for her christening. Her birthday is in February: birthstone is amethyst, flower is violet. I used a varying number of rows in light amethyst and purple. It’s not a large afghan, but she’ll be able to use it for many years. I like granny square afghans because I have arthritis, and can stop to rest my hands at any time without worrying about where I am in a pattern.
Number 4 is very pretty
If my count is right, I have made one for each of my grand children,13. Plus I have made a few more just for the fun of it. I like the baby stripes, ripple pastel and the pastel plaid. I am working on a pink, gray and white lacy ripple lapghan right now.
I think they are all beautiful! I was drawn to #9.
I made blanket #7 when my grandson was a year old (about 2 years ago). It was a lot of fun to make — I made each monkey face a little different (adding lips, eyelashes & hair on some of them, then giving each one a different expression). The other nice thing about this blanket is it is a nice take-along project — I took it to softball & bowling practices and assembled the squares at home when finished. I made one other baby blanket for my step-niece’s daughter — it was a simple dc blanket made of soft worsted weight yard and matched a little dress, headband and sandals I made as well (mostly ivory, but with pale pink flowers & sage green leaves).