Introducing Bliss Blankets Series - Crochet Patterns

Filled with your love, these blankets will immerse its

welcoming guests into a world of comfort, peace, tranquility and love. 

These heart-warming blanket patterns are simple enough for

most beginners to follow to create professional looking results.

Most patterns include more than one version

and detail how to customize the size and appearance.  
 

  Beautiful Blend Blanket

 

Blissful Blanket Wrap

Blissful Moments Blanket

The Boyfriend Blanket

NEW Sample using the more traditional striping pattern. ~ See post.

Calming Cables Blanket

Check Mates Blanket

Classic Beauty Blanket

Corner to Corner Coziness Blanket

Cuddle Time Blanket

Farmhouse Favorite Blanket

Farmhouse Chunky Blanket

 

Forever Yours Blanket

For the Love of Granny Blanket

Game On Bulky Blanket

 

His and Her Blankets

 

Joined in Love Blanket

 

Passion for Plaid Blanket

 Peaceful Times Blanket

 

Pure Pleasure Blanket

 

Serenity Blanket

 

Simple Pleasures Blanket

 

Soothing Shells Blanket

Thermal Delight Blanket

The Therapy Blanket

Timeless Treasure Blanket

 

 

Woven Wonder Blanket #1

Woven Wonder Blanket #1, Version 2

Woven Wonder Blanket #2

Woven Wonder Blanket #4

Dreams Come True Blanket

Woven Wonder Blanket 3 

and Many More!

Watch for more posts and links coming soon!

Patterns available for
immediate download from my shops.

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Granny Stitch Poncho - Free Crochet Pattern

Inspired by the bright tropical colors of the orange tree, this fun poncho works up fast and is sure to be a delight for a young girl, 8 - 12 years of age.

Even though I am a designer and create my own patterns, I enjoy mixing in some items from other designers. Their work often inspires me and teaches me new techniques. The poncho pictured here was crocheted by Patty Kubitzki. The original pattern is offered by Yarnspirations and can be found at this LINK.

Below I detail the specifics of how I used the pattern.
I used Caron One Pound yarn and an H hook (same as pattern).
Yarn colors: Living Coral, Peach, White, Pale Green, Aqua

Working instructions as per pattern, here are the rounds and colors used:
Rnds 1 - 4 = Living Coral
Rnds 5 - 6 = Peach
Rnds 7 - 10 = White
Rnds 11 - 12 Pale Green
Rnds 13 - 16 = Aqua
Rnds 17 - 20 = White
Rnds 21 - 22 = Peach
Rnds 23 - 25 = Living Coral
The drawstring ch was 170 ch in Peach.
For the tassels I used 1 strand each color held together and cut 3, 9" sections. (I actually wrapped it around the length of an Altoid can 3 times.)

The width of one side at the shoulder was 15"; the length from lower front neck to front bottom point was 21". 

>>>To access the FREE pattern click on the word 'LINK' above and it will take you to the location to download the pattern. You will note after the 3rd Rnd you are to Repeat round 3 until it length measures 16" from the beginning. It might appear that the instructions end at round 3, but they don't :-)  

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Oven Baked BBQ Spare Rib Recipe

This is how I grew up enjoying barbeque ribs and it still is my favorite way to make them. Rub a little Liquid Smoke on each side, then top with barbeque sauce of your choice. Mom used Maull's. Bake at 375 degrees for 1 hour 15 minutes.

This is how they looked straight from the oven. And wow..that smell and taste..Yummy!!!!

Don't forget to scrub up some sweet or Russet potatoes wrap them in foil and cook them at the same time. They will be a great accompaniment to the ribs.