Baby blanket crochet patterns, for me, have 3 main criteria:

• Avoid holes for tiny fingers to get stuck in
• Keep it simple. I’m not one for complicated designs or too many colors. Keeping it simple means its more likely to get used over and over and passed down to the next generation.
• Unisex is best. This also means it can easily be used by brothers & sisters and become a family heirloom.

The Compostela Blanket ticks all the boxes! Although scalloped crochet edge baby blanket patterns are often more feminine, I find this large-scale version to be modern and unisex. I would have gladly wrapped my baby boys in it when they were newborns.

But the Compostela Blanket is not just an easy baby blanket crochet pattern. The pattern comes in 5 sizes: lovey, baby, receiving, throw, and king. Choose more adult colors for a gorgeous throw or bedspread.

Designed in a classic worsted weight acrylic yarn, you can easily dive in your stash to make yours!

More baby crochet blankets you’ll love:

• Adelie Granny Square Blanket: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/adelie-baby-blanket
• Plaza textured blanket: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/plaza-baby-blanket
• Esme waffle stitch blanket: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/esme-waffle-croc... Buy 2 or more patterns, get 30% off your entire order: use code BUNDLE30 at checkout

/PATTERN DETAILS
• 5 sizes: lovey, baby, receiving, throw, and king
• Beginner friendly
• Blanket body is worked in rows, crochet edge added in the round
• Techniques used / Special stitches: Full explanations are given in the pattern.
• US crochet notations

/MATERIALS
• 6 mm / US J – 10 hook
• Worsted weight yarn: Royal Zeeman yarn (100% acrylic, 100g/3.5oz, 241m/264yd) :
- 1 (3, 6, 12, 44) skeins in off white
- 1 (1, 1, 2, 3) skeins of a contrasting color (sage green) for the scalloped border.
You can easily substitute with any worsted-weight yarn you want.
• Tapestry needle to weave in the ends.