I loved this stitch pattern. Sprinkling puffs between simple double crochet stitches let me achieve exactly the look I was going for. As. I was working, I couldn’t decide if the puff stitches looked more like hearts or leaves climbing up the blanket. I love that the puff stitches look the same on either side of the blanket – yay for no wrong side!

While I decided to crochet a baby blanket with this free pattern, I’ve also included ten other sizes ranging from lovey to king in case you want to make a larger project. There’s a chart letting you know all the details for each size, plus I’ll include information so you can make this crochet project any size you want.

I used a worsted weight, variegated yarn for my crochet baby blanket; but I think using a pretty solid or heathered yarn would be just as beautiful. It is possible to use a bulky weight yarn for this blanket, but just remember it will change the finished size of your final product.

• I used 1200 yd (almost 3 skeins) of Hobbii Cascata in the shade Angel (01).
• For the border, I used Hobbii Amigo XL in the shade White.