18 Free Crochet Baby Blanket Patterns (Using Bulky Yarn)

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Last updated 09 Jun 2024

18 Free Crochet Baby Blanket Patterns (Using Bulky Yarn)

Crocheting a handmade baby blanket for a little bundle of joy is a beloved past-time, and there are so many beautiful fibers and stitches that can be used to create a unique baby blanket. It can be difficult to narrow down your options, not to mention finding the time to work up a crochet baby afghan for each new baby! Choosing a bulky weight yarn can really cut down on how long it takes to finish a baby blanket. Save time without skimping on love by making one of the afghans in this collection of Free Crochet Baby Blanket Patterns Using Bulky Yarn. Both mom and baby will adore your thoughtful gesture, and even slow and steady stitchers will be surprised by how quickly these bulky baby blankets can be made. There is no shortage of crochet baby blanket patterns on the internet, but we have rounded up the cutest patterns that use bulky yarn. Working with chunky yarn is so satisfying because you can see so much progress in so little time. Weight 5 yarn also tends to give crochet afghans and blankets a wonderful texture that is harder to come by with patterns using worsted weight or lightweight yarn. If you have always wanted to be the person who creates a stunning crochet gift for every baby shower, or just want to show your love for a special baby, these easy chunky baby blanket patterns will be your new favorites. From adorable animal-themed blankets, to neutral throws they’ll treasure forever, the bulky baby blankets in the collection are the best of the best. You will love crocheting these baby afghans almost as much as baby will love snuggling up with them! Click here to subscribe to our newsletter for crochet patterns delivered to your inbox daily! PLUS: When crocheting a baby blanket, you're almost always going to use more than one skein of yarn. Weaving in ends is such a hassle, but the video below will show you how to join yarn with no weaving. Sound too good to be true? That is why we call it the Magic No-Ends Knot!