If you are looking for beautiful crochet baby blanket patterns to work from, you simply must take a look at these.
These soft crochet baby blankets are not only amazingly beautiful but the patterns are super easy to follow.
Most are easy enough for beginners with a few intermediate level ones thrown in. However, I am sure everyone will fall in love with the beautiful blankets and want to give them a try for their little one!
These cute crochet baby blankets would also make fabulous baby shower gifts for family and friends.
So, let’s take a look at these delightful baby blankets!
30 Beautiful Baby Blanket Patterns
You are going to love this collection of easy yet beautiful crochet baby blankets. Each of the blanket patterns are oh so cute, easy to follow, and will have you dreaming of sweet babies and cloud soft blankies!
This is a lovely pattern, including 2 border/edging options, you will use over and over again. It is wonderful for a baby shower or birth gift! It is a so easy pattern so you can memorize it easily!
This gorgeous, handmade, keepsake baby afghan would make a perfect baby shower gift or an heirloom to be passed down through the family. It is generously sized for crib use, and it is ideal for the newborn infant baby, toddler or young child or it could even be used as a throw blanket.
This is an easy to follow pattern that produces a gorgeous baby blanket! It is a beginner pattern written in Standard American terms and requires the use of Medium (4) weight yarn and a H/5mm crochet hook.
This baby soft Viola baby blanket pattern gives you an adorable and soft blankie! Give it as an adorable hand made baby shower gift, or keep it within the family as a treasured keepsake.
This baby blanket crochet pattern if perfect for beginners or any level crocheter. The crochet pattern established for blanket baby but is easily adjustable to any size. The pattern creates a slightly textured finished look that makes it look and feel soft and cuddly. Pattern creates the perfect adorable, fluffy baby blanket great for gifts!
You will love this easy pattern. The waffle stitch in this pattern is a very easy to use stitch for blankets and almost every other crochet projects. The pattern itself is rather simple. It repeats two rows for the entire pattern. And the border is just one row repeat.
This adorable crochet baby blanket pattern creates a snuggly baby blanket and makes a perfect crochet gift for a baby boy, baby girl or gender-neutral baby shower gift! The blanket is made of only two stitches (single and double crochet) and has a ribbed border. This baby blanket crochet pattern includes easy to follow directions with diagrams and a video tutorial.
This is an an advanced beginner friendly baby blanket crochet pattern. It is a timeless pattern that will be perfect for any new addition and look great in any nursery. It uses the crossed double crochet stitch adds a ton of personality while remaining delicate and beautiful.
This is an easy pattern with detailed step-by-step easy to follow instructions written in English (American crochet terms), with tutorial pictures showing the stitches row by row which makes it so much easier to work with even for the beginner. It is crocheted from super soft chunky yarn 100% acrylic in 3 colors: white, light blue, light pink or feel free to mix and match different colors to create your own unique touch.
This is a quick and easy baby blanket to crochet for a new arrival. The pattern is easy to remember and will create that mind numbing, soothing rhythm that easily washes the cares of the day away. It takes just one ball of Bernat Baby Yarn.
This pattern uses two beautiful stitch patterns in one adorable blanket and finished off with a pretty shell stitch border. It comes with very clear and easy to follow written instructions, along with beautiful step by step photos, great for beginners and the more advanced crocheter alike.
This is a super cute pattern however please note the skill level is intermediate. The design includes row by row written instructions and color chart to follow and represents an entire blanket body piece.
Baby Blanket Pattern Crochet Instructions to Crochet Blanket - Etsy
This baby blanket pattern includes crochet instructions for the beautiful Victorian Series baby blanket with double lace edging. This gorgeous, one-of-a-kind design will be a hit as a baby shower gift for new moms, or an heirloom within the family that you can made yourself!
This blanket was designed to be modern with a boho vintage feel. The edging is simple and elegant. The scalloped edges give the blanket a vintage lacy feel. The Stevie is worked up with simple crochet stitches that are very beginner friendly. There are photo and video tutorials to help you along the way.
This is an easy crochet pattern for a Sweet Little Baby Blanket. It makes a lovely project for giving as a new baby present or for receiving your baby home. It uses a range of classic crochet stitches form textured stripes for a baby blanket with a timeless quality, while the simplicity of the white yarn ensures it will be passed down through the generations.
This crochet baby blanket features a slanted shell pattern. The pattern includes instructions to make a 36” x 34” baby blanket. It is a beginner pattern, but does require the knowledge of basic crochet stitches: chain stitch, single crochet, double crochet, and slip stitch.
This pattern makes a soft, thick, lovey-sized blanket that is just as cozy as it is stunning! The plush velvety softness and deep texture make this blanket a squeezable, loveable security blanket for any baby. It is also an ideal travel size for going out in the carseat or stroller.
This Waffle Stitch baby blanket is an easy to follow pattern and works up quickly. Using ombre yarn keeps it gender neutral but you could easily substitute a different color to make the blanket more personalized. The Bernat Softee Baby yarn gives the blanket a beautiful, soft texture.
Crochet an adorable heirloom baby blanket for your little one that will be cherished for years to come. With it's simple stitch design and calming stripes, it's sure to become a favorite!
Crochet this cozy Bellame Baby Blanket to welcome your new arrival. This blanket is designed to be an heirloom piece that will be loved (and used) for years to come. If you're looking for a fun, textured blanket to hold your interest as you crochet, this is the perfect project for you. It is made using the single crochet, half double crochet, and crossed half double crochet stitches to create tons of texture.
Crochet Pattern for Easy and Quick Reversibele Unisex Baby Blanket
This is a very easy project for a beginner, suitable for both boys and girls, very practical and versatile, but still classy enough to suit a special occasion such as baptism or christening if made in white, cream or ivory. This blanket is unique as it doesn't have a "wrong" side, it looks pretty much the same, no matter which side is turned up.
The Bunny Parade Blanket is just cute! Crocheted using a Double knitting weight yarn (USA light worsted) , the cute bunnies can be made in two sizes, creating a darling little family. The bunnies may also be stitched onto many other projects too (as shown in the photographs above) adding instant cuteness and charm. Comes with a step by step tutorial.
This crocheted baby blanket pattern uses an infinite granny square stitch, creating a simple delicate texture. The border uses single, double and triple crochets, as well as the shell stitch to create a classic yet ornate scalloped edge.
This delightful alphabet blanket is a wonderful heirloom blanket for a newborn or young baby. It is a blanket that can easily be undertaken by beginners as there are no unusual or difficult stitches to master. The pattern contains written instructions with full stitch counts for every row, as well as a complete crochet chart.
This personalized baby blanket crochet pattern includes the bobble charts for all letters of the alphabet with simple, easy to follow, detailed instructions so you can create any name you would like.
How adorable can you get?! This pattern is written instructions in English and is a written pattern row-by-row (versions for right- and left-handed crocheters included). A crochet chart is also included.
Sleep Tight Teddy Bear Set Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern
The Sleep Tight Teddy Bear Baby Blanket/Lovey is a beautiful blanket full of texture and adorable teddy bears. The teddy bears are all snuggled and tucked in for the night with their sleepy eyes and paws just wrapped around the blanket.
This heirloom baby blanket is a beautiful blend of stitchery. Sweet shells in the center panel are surrounded by appealing openwork that's edged with a fancy trim of cluster and picots. Approx. finished size will be 32" X 40".
This pdf crochet pattern is for a beautiful baby blanket with a rosebud trim around the edge. This beautiful blanket would make a stunning gift for a new baby. The main part of the blanket is very simple; once you get used to the easy pattern it doesn’t require much concentration. And when you get to the pretty border the photos will show you exactly what to do.
This adorable crochet blanket has been crocheted with DK yarn (AUS 8 ply) (USA light worsted), using a beautiful ‘V’ stitch pattern creating a very pretty textural effect. The daisies are optional, crocheted separately they are sewn onto the blanket when finished using a sewing needle and matching thread. The instructions include a beautiful step by step tutorial.
Thank you so much for featuring one of my simple patterns.
@MarieAnneStJean I think it’s a great choice for many people!
I’m trying to find the pattern for your green baby blanket shown above and I can’t locate it. I really love this pattern and I’m sort of a beginner but I think I could do it. Can you forward me a link to the pattern or tell me how I could locate it? Thank you so much. And the blanket and hat are precious. Can’t wait to try these!!
It looks like the link changed. I’ve updated it now so you can just follow the link in my post and it will take you to the pattern on Ravelry.
I couldn’t find it at first either.
http://www.examiner.com/article/done-a-jiffy-baby-blanket-to-crochet
no come and got it
I would really love to make # 12 but can’t find the pattern. Help please
Hi MaryAnne,
I have made your Jiffy Baby Blanket many times. It’s not only for babies!. I’ve made a lapghan using red, white, and blue with stars. It came out beautiful. Thank you for an easy pattern that is very striking.
Deena
Nice.
I love your selection! Very inspirational…
Check out this blanket for more inspiration, by London designe Eleanor Pritchard
http://rueduchatquipeche.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/design-woven-by-eleanor-pritchard.html
Beautiful blanket and I will like to received the pattern bia em
I am trying to download the directions for the hooded baby blanket but am unable to connect to it from the Ravelry site. Please advise
The pattern is over on the Lion Brand Yarn website and it seems that their site isn’t working right now. They’ve got a good website so I’m sure it’s just temporary. I’d check back in a bit! Sorry you’re dealing with that.
I would like to print the free crochet ABC Baby blanket pattern can you help to find the place where i can download this pattern
Thank you kindly
Yep, just follow the link in the post to the site where it’s posted. You’ll find the pattern, the graph and tips for making the afghan.
deseo saber sobre manta crochet N°13, como se realiza, gracias.
The links should take you to the patterns. Does that help?
I am still awaiting for reply on the free crochet ABC Afghan pattern. I would like to download this pattern please help
I responded to your first comment when you posted it. Find instructions in that reply.
Thank you for these beautiful pictures. How do I download no. 2?
I’m trying to find the pattern for your green baby blanket shown above and I can’t locate it. I really love this pattern and I’m sort of a beginner but I think I could do it. Can you forward me a link to the pattern or tell me how I could locate it? Thank you so much. And the blanket and hat are precious. Can’t wait to try these!!
can you calll me so i can got the number so i can call you
The slip stitch pattern is missing. I have looked for it and cannot find it on the page.
I have the pattern for the green baby blanket ok
Quisiera que me digas si tenes otras letras al crochet para un mantillon
just to let you know number 7 the quick blanket is not free she is charging $2 50 for it :)
but you get two patterns for the price of one apparently
can you come and got 3 and 1 at my house
I make dozens of crocheted blankets for our local Linus Project. We had sort today and the lady who hosts the sort each month rejected my crocheted blankets. I don’t understand why she thinks they are not appropriate. I also don’t know why she thinks her opinion of my work entitles her to reject it. Do any of you know of specific standards that are required by the “official” Project Linus?
That’s very sad to hear. Here is what I found on the Project Linus website, which might be different for your local chapter:
“Our chapter coordinators accept NEW, HANDMADE, WASHABLE, blankets and afghans for giving to children ages 0-18 years. Project Linus blankets are not donated to adults. As a national policy we accept all sizes and styles, although some chapters may have more narrow requirements based on the needs of the facilities to which they donate. Project Linus has a non-smoking policy for chapter coordinators. Coordinators must be non-smokers and live and store blankets in a smoke free environment. Project Linus blankets must be of excellent quality and free from contaminants. Special care should be taken to ensure that blankets are free of smoky smells or any chemicals which could cause problems for a child. Ensure that blankets are free of pet or animal hair. Hospitals will not accept these blankets, and they will most likely be discarded. Recent studies show that laundering these blankets does not remove contamination, and in some cases can even make it worse. Always check blankets carefully for pins, and remove any embellishments such as buttons that could be swallowed.”
number 8 the slip stitch is missing there is no pattern on the link provide, I really wanted have a go at making it, is the pattern available anywhere else?