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Crochet Bernat Red Blanket Pattern

Bernat Crochet Red Blanket

Crochet Red Blanket

The Crochet Red Blanket is an easy level with a super-easy repeating pattern.

This is almost beginner level but for those who know how to crochet, this is just a 1-row repeat throughout the entire blanket.

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V-Stitch Crochet Pattern for Doll Blanket ~ Free Crochet Pattern

This quick and easy crochet pattern for doll blanket is a nice way to clean up your yarn stash while making a little something for your little ones to play with.

The finished size is 12 inches square, making it perfect for the Barbie doll. But you can easily adjust this in a simple multiple for other dolls as well. Or, make a pretty baby blanket if you like.

I used a single color yarn,…

V-Stitch Blanket Crochet Pattern on CrochetNCrafts.com

This v-stitch blanket crochet pattern uses the half double and double crochet v-stitch. I like the look of that variation, but you can just as easy stick with one or the other.

Three colors is what seemed to work well with this pattern. I used an aran for the half double crochet v-stitches, and then a green and purple for the rows worked in the double crochet v-stitch.

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V-Stitch Crochet Dishcloth ~ FREE Crochet Pattern by CrochetN'Crafts.

The v-stitch crochet dishcloth pattern is easy to adjust in size, thus making it perfect for washing the dishes or cleaning the entire home. It’s made of cotton, so it also makes for a soft and natural scrubber in the bath.

It’s a v-stitch dishcloth with enough solid stitches for a solid fabric that you can use for all your scrubbing and washing needs. The stitch pattern looks great on both…

V Stitch Shawl by Cream Of The Crop Crochet ~ FREE Crochet Pattern

V Stitch Shawl ~ FREE Crochet Pattern by Cream Of The Crop Crochet

The V Stitch shawl by Cream Of The Crop Crochet makes for a nice mindless pattern once you get past the first few rows. It’s a lovely stitch pattern that you’ll enjoy wearing with all your favorite outfits.

The pattern provides a stitch multiple, making it easy to crochet this as long as you like. And if you need to adjust the…

Finishing one project means I can start two more, right? 😉

Absolutely gorgeous yarns: 

Light Sock by Midknit Cravings in “Patina”: a rich variegated turquoise with streaks of copper (orange, brown) and flecks of intense rusty red.    

Classic Sock by Cog Yarns in “Olive”: golden straw colour with streaks of deeper orange-tan, occasional greenish cast that reminds me of grain that is not quite ripe yet.