15 Free Crochet Baby Blanket Patterns You’ll Want to Make

This beautiful baby blanket is made with a yarn called Soft Peach and uses the berry stitch, which gives is fantastic texture.

Finish it off with a border and you have a gift you'll be proud to give.

The Star Baby Blanket pattern is lightweight and made using beautiful soft pastel colors. It starts by using a magic circle and then comes together using the familiar double crochet stitch.

The end result measures 34 inches in diameter and creates a unique blanket that will look amazing in a nursery.

This vintage style baby blanket uses easy crochet stitches and is perfect for a beginner. All you need is one color of worsted weight (#4) yarn and knowledge of the double crochet stitch and you're good to go.

Using the main color gray with pink accent stars makes this baby blanket really stand out. This pattern is whipped up by single crochets and the stars are made separately. All you have to do is attach them when you're done.

How gorgeous is this blanket? The colored ruffles make this pattern pop. I can just imaging how stunning this would look in a baby's room.

To make the ruffles, all you need to know how to do is how to work in the back loop of stitches. This leaves the front loop exposed and is where you join your yarn to make the ruffle.

The gorgeous texture on this blanket is created by stitching in the back loops only. It uses 323 yards of each color and 2 strands of yarn held together at the same time.

You need to be familiar with double crochet and double crochet 2 together to create this beauty.

Don't let this design intimidate you! There's a YouTube tutorial to watch plus easy to follow instructions and a graph. The blanket is worked in squares on the diagonal in double crochet C2C (corner-to-corner).

Using the color combination of navy and white, plus the look of waves gives this blanket the perfect nautical feel. This baby blanket is whipped up using the interlocking shell stitch. The final dimensions are 29 x 32in.

Between the beautiful rainbow colors and the texture of this baby blanket, there's a lot to love here! It's whipped up using the mixed cluster stitch, but don't worry! There are detailed step-by-step instructions to walk you through.

This is one of the most unique and creative crochet baby blanket designs I've seen yet. And what new parent doesn't want a gentle reminder for their baby to get some sleep? 😉 This blanket uses 1 skein of the Hometown USA in New York White, and 7 skeins of Dallas Grey.

This blanket is so pretty! Between the blue and pink, plus the stars and bobble border, there is definitely a lot to love here. Plus, it looks like so much fun to work on.

For this pattern, you'll need 1 skein of the blue and white color and 2 skeins of the pink as it is used for the border as well. Each skein is 315 yards or 170g.

This pattern is fast, easy and the end result is beautiful! By using a self-striping yarn, the color changes are done for you. So if you dislike weaving in loose ends, this pattern is for you.

There is so much to love about this pattern. From the colorful polka dots to the herringbone half double crochet stitch which gives it a fantastic look, this blanket is perfection.

Oh, how I love the waffle stitch. This stitch is definitely one to learn because you can use it for things like these dishcloths, or this blanket or a baby blanket like the one pictured above. The waffle stitch is so therapeutic and you can't beat the texture.

Not only is the chevron design beautiful, but it works up quickly. It uses a simple stitch repeat consisting of only single crochets. Plus, the pattern calls for Lion Brand's Feels Like Butta yarn which is so enjoyable to work with. The end result is a super soft, luxurious baby blanket.