Welcome, Little One Crochet Baby Blanket eBook

The WeCrochet team has created a new crochet baby blanket eBook featuring 15 different baby blanket patterns. Aptly titled “Welcome, Little One,” this eBook includes various designs, yarn choices, and color palettes. You can also purchase some of the yarns by category. And the patterns are also for sale individually.

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Crochet Baby Blanket eBook Patterns

There are fifteen different crochet baby blanket patterns in this eBook collection. These are each for sale individually for $4.99. However, the entire book only costs $12.99 to download. Therefore, unless you truly only want one or two patterns, buying the whole book makes a lot more sense than downloading each pattern.

Here are some of our favorite crochet patterns in this book:

Cloud Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

Tuck baby underneath the clouds at bedtime. Combine bobble crochet stitches with tapestry crochet techniques to create this dreamy baby blanket.

Snuggle Hexi Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

Use Tunisian crochet to give a knit-like look to the crochet hexagons that make up the base of this baby blanket. The pastel colors are nice and light for a soft look in a nursery. Of course, you could play with bolder colors or neutrals.

The Lillie Blanket Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern

You’ll work from the center out when you crochet this blanket. As a result, you can choose whether or not to add the dramatic colored ruffles at the outer edges. This gives you versatility for creating something simple or something more elaborate.

Choose From Three Yarn Samplers

The blankets in this collection use a variety of different yarns. There are so many good options to play with. However, it can be tough to choose where to start. WeCrochet has simplified things by offering three different yarn samplers. They each come with yarn and the eBook:

• Acrylic Yarn Collection; try four different WeCrochet acrylic yarns as you work with these blanket patterns. For example, you’ll get Brava Speckle in the Cake Pop colorway.
• Cotton Yarn Collection; try three different WeCrochet cotton yarns. For example, you’ll receive Snuggle Puff Yarn in Robin’s Egg color.
• Superwash Wool Collection; try three skeins of different WeCrochet wool yarns. For example, you’ll receive Wool of the Andes Superwash in the Semolina color.

This gives you a chance to try the different yarns, see what you like best, and get all of the patterns in the eBook at one time.

Marly Bird’s Baby Blankets Book

Don’t forget that I also have a crochet baby blankets book you can use! It offers you another ten crochet patterns for making these great baby gifts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many patterns are in the eBook?

So here’s the thing… the “Welcome, Little One” crochet baby blanket eBook has a total of fifteen different baby blanket patterns in it! They’ve got all sorts of designs, yarn ideas, and color combos for you to play with.

How much does the eBook cost?

Honestly… the whole eBook is just $12.99 to download, which is a super good deal! You can also buy the patterns individually, but each one is $4.99, so unless you only need one or two, grabbing the whole book just makes more sense, you know?

Can I buy the yarn with the eBook?

Yes! WeCrochet has put together three different yarn samplers that come with the eBook. They have an Acrylic Yarn Collection, a Cotton Yarn Collection, and a Superwash Wool Collection, so you can try out different yarns without having to guess.

What kind of crochet techniques are used?

Well, this eBook features a variety of techniques… like the Cloud Baby Blanket uses bobble stitches and tapestry crochet, and the Snuggle Hexi Blanket uses Tunisian crochet for a lovely knit-like look. There’s a little something for everyone!

Is this the only baby blanket book you have?

Oh, goodness no! Don’t forget that I also have my own crochet baby blankets book with ten more patterns for you. It’s another great resource if you love making baby blankets!