I recently made another version of my popular Angelece Baby Blanket crochet pattern, and I’m excited to share how beautifully this simple design works up in different yarns and colours. This easy, beginner-friendly crochet baby blanket uses a delicate filet stitch that creates a timeless handmade gift, perfect for baby showers, nursery decor, or relaxing crochet projects.

You can find the full free crochet pattern for the Angelece Baby Blanket here.

About the Angelece Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

The Angelece Baby Blanket is a free crochet pattern designed to be simple, relaxing, and beginner-friendly. Featuring a delicate filet stitch design, it works up quickly and creates a beautiful handmade baby gift that looks elegant in any colour.

I used this aran / worsted weight yarn which I found in Hobbycraft. It is beautifully soft and it is made from mostly recycled bottles…I still don;t understand how it feels so soft and squishy!!!

So here are the pattern details, for this blanket I added an additional round of double crochet – UK (single crochet – US) to make a wider border and I made my tassels super chunky by wrapping them more. I actually cant remember how many balls of yarn I used…I think it was 6…which works out at 300g and I have some left over too!

Ad-Free Printable PDF Pattern

If you’d prefer to crochet without ads, you can download an ad-free printable PDF version of the Angelece Baby Blanket pattern from my Etsy shop. It’s perfect for printing or saving to your tablet for easy, distraction-free crocheting.

I absolutely love seeing your finished projects and reading your feedback — it truly makes my day. Here’s what other crocheters have said about this pattern:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Very easy. Great for beginners!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Very well written pattern, easy to follow and simple instructions for adjusting the size! Definitely recommend!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Great pattern, easy to follow and link was fast.”

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