If you’re looking for the perfect baby shower gift for a friend or a pregnant family member, you can complete your search here. Solid knitted baby blankets, Merino 100% pure handmade wool, are soft, comfortable and undeniably useful.

Of course, most moms and dads expect a child to have local or online records to list schedules and newborns. Buying something that isn’t on the record may seem risky, but any new parent will be thrilled to buy a thick hand knit baby blanket.

Thick crochet baby blankets turn into treasured memories gifts of diaper tea are often guests’ honors, and guests are given ooh and AHHS – but many can be beautiful as never-worn clothing and equipment. Months later, the gifts are still labeled.
Gift a thick baby a beautiful knit and know that new parents will put it to great use. The joy of a little wrap will likely wrap around a cozy hospital wool house, and the baby blanket will continue to provide warmth and comfort long after you take the first steps.

Solid crochet blanket patterns are one of the few baby shower gifts that are almost guaranteed to be a treasured keepsake. Either they are not sold together, or in the early years parents want to hang their presents forever as a keepsake of their little ones.
A handmade baby blanket is a treasured family heirloom that is sure to be loved for a long time. Wrapped crochet baby blankets are the perfect material for newborns or baby shower gifts.

Crochet Baby Blankets

I’ve collected my favorite free and easy crochet baby blanket patterns in the list below, all selected with beginners in mind. Each of these models has detailed instructions and lots of photos to guide you through each step from start to finish.

However, these patterns aren’t just for crochet beginners! Medium and seasoned thieves will love these patterns for quick baby gift making and charity projects.
There is something for everyone in this collection of crochet blankets, so I am sure I will find the pattern you are going to make new!

Free Simple Textured Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern

Sizes:
39 x 31 in (99 x 79 cm)
Pattern is worked in multiples of 8 + 20 and 2 rows.

Materials:

Approximately 975 yards heavy worsted or aran weight yarn. Drops Nepal used for blanket in the photo, but any comparable weight yarn can be used.

Crochet hook: Size J/10 (6 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge

Tapestry needle

Gauge:
In alternating pattern of 4 front loop half double crochet followed by 4 back loop double crochet, 13 stitches and 10 rows = 4 inches

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