Free to View on the Blog Caylen Beanie Crochet Pattern from Regina P Designs.

Use this modern crochet blanket pattern to create gorgeous throws, blankets, afghans and more. Modern crochet at its finest, you'll love the video tutorial that goes along with this free crochet pattern.

A free crochet pattern of a baby blanket. Do you also want to crochet this baby blanket? Read about the Free Crochet Pattern Baby Blanket

This cheerful and easy beginner crochet baby blanket is gender neutral and perfect for new crocheters. Video Tutorial Included!

Discover the rustic and cozy look of Bernat Blanket Tweeds yarn. Perfect for adding tonal color differential to your projects.

This beginner friendly crochet blanket uses only two stitches throughout! Made with your favourite worsted weight yarn and a 5mm hook.

With the yarn type used, this Easy Super Bulky Crochet Blanket Pattern works up quickly and would be a treat for anyone who likes to have something cozy for the winters. Find all the details and a video tutorial inside the pattern!

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Learn how to make a cozy 1 row repeat crochet blanket pattern perfect for beginners. This simple stitch creates a beautiful texture that works up quickly.

And that's when I was in doubt, and I chose to simplify and create this Simple Crochet Baby Blanket. So take a closer look at this stitch, it's a basic Half Double Crochet in US Terms. What I decided to do is work in between each stitch, instead of just under the top two loops. A half double crochet is made by yarning over once, inserting your hook into a stitch, yarning over and pulling through, then yarning over and pulling through all three loops left on your hook.