Patriotic Crochet Baby Blanket

Looking for a patriotic crafting outlet? If red, white, and blue is your thing try this Patriotic Crochet Baby Blanket for the little one in your life. What better way to infuse your family with nationalism than to have this crochet baby blanket hanging over the crib, especially in the season of patriotic holidays. Fourth of July, Memorial Day, and even Labor Day would be perfect times to work up this vintage style baby blanket. While the months of these holidays may be hot, this blanket will be great to spread out during a picnic or a trip to the park for the child to crawl or lie on.

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Easy

Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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elocin1104 2800379

Sep 14, 2018

This is such a great way to express your patriotism in your home. Do you know anyone who loves the red, white, and blue theme? This would be the perfect gift for them! It would be a wonderful gift to give someone as a housewarming or wedding present. If you are not as keen on these colors, the pattern would look great in any other colors as well.

Morehouse17

Jan 30, 2018

I am fully aware that the colors red, white and blue symbolize patriotism, but this blanket, should you choose to make it in the tri-colors suggested, does not have to sit on a shelf and only pulled out to celebrate those patriotic days. This is the type of pattern that can be appreciated any day of the year.

Delphine Bryant

Aug 21, 2017

Looking at the design of this patriotic crochet baby blanket I first thought that the project was made in pieces and then sewn together. After reading the directions, I see that the colors alternate while working. I really like the "waffle" pattern that can easily be seen.