I’m both proud of this blanket for my mom and I also hate it. The yarn was awful to work with, it did not turn out how I thought it would in my head and there were SO MANY ENDS TO TUCK! I don’t think I’ll take something like this on again, but I know my mama will love it.

Hello everyone! I am not a crocheter at all but I need advice on how to fix/repair my old baby blanket. She is about 20 years old now and is used every night, but is starting to get more weak and stringy along with the usual holes which, the last time she got patched up I was about 7 years old. Any advice helps! Thank you so much.

I'm a few weeks new to crocheting and am currently working on a baby blanket all single stitch. I've gotten pretty good at the single stitch but I want to make a much bigger blanket for my best friend. It's going to be 3 colors and probably about the size of a twin-double sized bed. What stitch would you recommend or what is your favorite stitch that doesn't take forever to make a bigger piece with

Thanks in advance!

I just started this pastel baby blanket and the shells are finally showing up!

Pain to make with the facets yarn but man she is gorgeous

First: Rectangular Waffle Stitch in-the-Round pattern by Fiber Spider using Premier Yarns Sweet Roll Sprinkles in Apricot Sprinkles and an I/5.5mm hook.

Second: Coral Sea Blanket pattern by Rich Textures Crochet, using Caron Blanket in Cozy Cabin with an L/8.0mm hook.

Took about a month!

Just finished number 2 of the 3 baby blankets I’m making for my new Great Niece/Nephew…
On to the next…

Self drafted. Happy with it, but I think my next will be better.

Completed my second C2C with Caron Cloud Cakes Perfect Phasing, this time larger and in their color "Fir." Used a 3.75mm hook and 6 cakes. Used about 2.25 cakes to increase, 1 to build up the rectangle , about 2.25 to decrease, and half a cake to complete 3 rows of border.

I noticed my final cake was from 2026 was different compared to the others being from 2025. I didn't like how the 2025 yarn could pull apart by hand, or that the thickness of the yarn varied through out the project. But I noticed with the 2026 the yarn, the yarn thickness was a lot more consistent and it didn't pull apart when tugging on it. Before the last cake, I had decided I'll never use this yarn again. Now I'm reconsidering. I hope the new yarn stays more durable and consistent!

I’m obsessed with her. Look how cozy she is!!! Made for my friend who has recently moved to a mountain cabin and loves snuggling up for a good movie or a chill on the porch. Might have to make one for myself.