Crochet Pattern posts on Jessie At Home.
The Janet’s Garden CAL will take place throughout 2019. We will be making an elegant square blanket. The blanket will utilize many stitches, giving you a chance to increase your crochet knowledge while creating a beautiful work. This first post will tell you all you need to understand how the CAL works and to get ready to make your blanket.
The I’m a Square blanket is full of bright, happy colors. It’s crocheted using join as you go methods so there is no seaming. It is quite easy to adjust the size of this blanket. Use the colors suggested for a modern, unisex look, or change the colors to suit your style; there are plenty of color options of Paintbox DK yarn so the choice is yours.
The free Robin Baby Blanket pattern is a classic easy to make striped baby blanket. Easy to make because of the easy to crochet box stitches in stripes of 3 colors. You can carry the yarn up the sides, so there is no need to cut when changing colors. By the time you finish this blanket you will have this stitch down pat and confidently be able use it on other projects. This easy to make striped baby blanket can of course be made in the colors of your choice and if you wish to change the size to make an afghan, throw, or even a bedspread, the free pattern tells you how. Made in superwash wool from King Cole, it is soft and warm.
The Mandala Blanket is made of 12 large crochet squares that start out round and become square. Post stitches are used to add texture and visual interest. The blanket also features a thick border. Impress your guests with this lovely blanket!
The Dreamy Baby afghan can be made in any size to suit your needs. It featured stripes of Tunisian crochet with a border in regular crochet. The Red Heart Dreamy yarn is fuzzy and soft making for a cozy blanket. Tunisian Top Stitch does not roll, so there is no need to block the finished blanket.
This blanket for your beautiful baby is made of a rainbow of flowers or water droplets (depending on how you see it) and has a rainbow border as well. Brighten up any nursery with this lovely blanket!
Hexagon Fade is a fun afghan that plays with color. I have been wanting to make this pattern for quite some time, and I’m so excited to finally share it with you. The hexagons can be joined by any method you choose, but the Join As You Go method is explained in this pattern as that is what the sample used.
Hexagon Fade
Crochet Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
This shell stitch blanket is quick and easy to make. Worked in a bulky yarn with a large hook, it can be made in a few days, making it great for a last minute gift! Made in 3 colors, you can carry the yarn along the sides so there aren’t hundreds of ends to weave in, which is always a bonus. So grab you 3 favorite colors of Red Heart Soft Essentials and get to work!
Sometimes we all need a hug! This little Monster Hug Lovie features an adorable little monster attached to a small octagonal blanket, and is perfect for little arms to hug and love. You can embroider on any sort of expression you like. I’m fond of the squiggly smile, because laughs and hugs go well together!
This pretty little blanket is made using 4 of my Four Points Squares. The single crochet join as you go method is used to join them together, then a border is added. This blanket will make a lovely addition to the room of any little star in your life! Plus, it can be machine washed and dried thanks to the Red Heart Super Saver yarn it’s made from!
