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Indigo Safari Brown/Ivory Fleece / Microfiber Baby Blanket

by Indigo Safari

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This super-soft baby blanket is made from cuddly plush, accented with a coordinating printed border and a sweet cheetah applique. Coordinates with the indigo safari jungle gym nursery bedding collection.

• : 0.75''
• Overall: 30'' W x 40'' L
• Overall Product Weight: 0.7lb.

Indigo Safari Pink Fleece / Microfiber Baby Blanket

Rated 3 out of 5 stars. 1 total vote

Your little one will be wrapped in coziness with this plush baby blanket! Made of coral fleece fabric in soft pink with an adorable llama applique and embroidery writing. This sweet baby blanket is the perfect size for cuddling. A perfectly giftable item for any baby shower!

• : 0.5''
• Overall Product Weight: 0.62lb.

Nice blanket could be thicker ... Beth. St. Louis, MO. 2021-03-16 14:06:51

Indigo Safari Carina Pink Fleece / Microfiber Baby Blanket

Rated 5 out of 5 stars. 1 total vote

Wrap your little one in the oh-so-soft Indigo Safari tropical garden pink plush baby blanket for cozy snuggles! This cozy solid pink blanket has a smiling gray sloth hanging from a tropical vine of green leaves and a pink flower appliqued on the front. Finished with the words "good at naps" in embroidered script, with a hemmed edge. This soft blanket is sure to be a favorite for snuggles, naptime, in the stroller, or on-the-go. Coordinates with the complete line of indigo safari tropical garden nursery collection. Perfect for any gift-giving occasion.

• Perfect for errands and trips to the park, this soft blanket is great for kids and moms on the go
• Machine washable for easy care

Indigo Safari Emery Blue/Gray Fleece / Microfiber Baby Blanket

Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars. 6 total votes

Snuggle your baby in oh-so-soft comfort with the indigo safari plush elephant baby blanket! Featuring an all-over print design of mommy and baby elephants in shades of light and dark grey, all on a light blue background. The plush fabrics are soft against the baby's skin, making this a blanket you will use again and again! This cozy blanket measures 30" x 36" in size, the perfect choice for use at home, or to throw in a diaper bag when on the go. Makes a great gift for any occasion! Made of super-soft snuggly fabrics. Machine washable for easy care.

So soft and cuddly!!. Lisa. falconer, NY. 2021-08-01 19:34:27

Indigo Safari Kaylee Gray Fleece / Microfiber Baby Blanket

The elephant stroll baby blanket features gray ground with a gray elephant applique under a crescent blue moon and gray star. Made of snuggly soft fabrics! Perfect for errands and trips to the park, this soft blanket is great for kids and moms on the go!

• Decorative design features a gray ground with a gray elephant applique under a crescent blue moon and gray star
• Made of super soft plush fabrics
• Measures 30" x 40

Indigo Safari Gagnon Orange/Natural Cotton Baby Blanket

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars. 14 total votes

Add a layer of comfort to your little one’s bed with this charming blanket! Depicting a repeating giraffe pattern in orange hues, it’s a great way to round out an inviting nursery arrangement or bring a touch of fun to an arm chair or sofa. Crafted from cotton, it can be placed into the washing machine and dryer for fuss-free upkeep. This fun design measures 32'' W x 40'' L overall.

• Overall: 32'' W x 40'' L
• Overall Product Weight: 14lb.

After ordering the Sunny Side Baby Blanket I received it on the mentioned date. It was packed only in a see through plastic bag. No damage to the baby blanket, but severe transport could have damaged the baby blanket. Luckily this had not happened. The baby blanket is nice soft, also after washing, and very colourful. The nice orange colour didn't faint after washing, following the washing instructions on the tag attached to the baby blanket (see photo). One side is orange with white animals, and the other side is white with orange animals. According to the description the animals should be giraffes, but I can't recognise a giraffe in it. It looks more a reindeer to me. But that didn't change the pleasure we had with this baby blanket made from 100% cotton. We really love this baby blanket. The quality is excellent and the softness makes it that we can use it for all kind of things; sleeping under it in his bed during a nap, when it is a little cold outside to wrap our baby in it, or use it in the stroller as stroller blanket. And our baby also loves it. You can see that he is really comfortable when wrapped in it.. Frans. Hickory, NC. 2020-04-10 14:34:27

Indigo Safari Soule Gray Fleece / Microfiber Baby Blanket

Their favorite zoo animals can join in for stroller time with this adorable french fiber blanket! Measuring 30" x 40" this blanket is reversible with a solid gray coral fleece back. Take it on the go or use anywhere in the home!

• All your favorite zoo animals featured on one snuggly blanket
• Take it on the go or use anywhere in the home
• This blanket is reversible with a solid gray coral fleece back

Indigo Safari Gray/White 100% Polyester Baby Blanket

Super soft baby blanket with applique features applique details of a smiling sloth hanging from a tree branch.

Great size. Super Soft and Snuggly.. Cindy. Millville, MA. 2021-02-22 17:35:46

Indigo Safari Sara Gray/White Fleece / Microfiber Baby Blanket

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The Indigo Safari Jungle Trails Plush Baby Blanket is soft and cozy, perfect for snuggles with your little one! The front of the blanket features an allover print of jungle animals, including an elephant, giraffe, lion, and cheetah, in shades of grey, gold, tan, brown, and green. The blanket reverses to a plush solid grey Sherpa fabric for an oh-so-soft feel! Coordinates with the complete line of Indigo Safari Jungle Trails nursery bedding collection. Machine washable for easy care.

• Allover print front featuring grey, gold, and brown jungle animals amid green leaves, reverses to a soft, plush solid grey sherpa back

sooooo soft.. maria. Anonymous. 2022-08-08 18:57:41

Indigo Safari Anyan Orange/Black/Blue Baby Blanket

Comfort fussy babies with the llama super soft security baby blanket! Llama is made of soft sherpa and is front and center with playful patterns that hold the baby's attention, in stripes, zig-zags, and dots and accented with colorful ribbon trims in orange, yellow, and green. Includes attached textured that comes in bold colors and helps to soothe sore gums. The security blanket is the perfect size for little hands to hold, helping to develop fine motor skills. Makes a wonderful gift!

• Comfort baby with the Larry Llama security blanket!
• Featured in bright contrasting colors, bold patterns and textured ribbons.
• The attached BPA-free silicon textured teethers help to soothe sore gums.
• Encourages early STEM learning.

Indigo Safari Gillian White/Gray Baby Blanket

Rated 5 out of 5 stars. 3 total votes

Wrap baby in love with the blanket. This plush super soft baby blanket comes in an allover llama print and has a sherpa back. This blanket makes a perfect keepsake or baby shower gift.

• : 0.25''
• Overall Product Weight: 0.75lb.

. Darryl. kelseyville, CA. 2022-07-11 20:47:22

Indigo Safari Gray Baby Blanket

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars. 2 total votes

Keep your baby warm and cozy baby blanket. This baby blanket stays buttery soft and gentle for the baby's sensitive skin. The soothing texture is the key to calming your fussy little ones when it comes time to nap. The size is ideal for draping over a stroller, car seat, or crib, so no matter if it's a quick trip to the store or time for bed, you're ready to go. Makes a great gift.

• : 1''
• Overall: 40'' W x 30'' L
• Overall Product Weight: 1lb.

Indigo Safari Hornsea Black Muslin Baby Blanket

Wrap your little one up in this adorable organic cotton swaddle by Indigo Safari._x000D_ Fabric: 100% organic cotton muslin _x000D_ Care Instructions:_x000D_ Compostable bag, gentle cycle, lay flat to dry, not bleach, do not soak, low iron, if needed, may be dry cleaned.

• Product Type: Baby Blanket
• Material: Muslin
• Country of Origin: United States
• Imported: No
• Battery or Batteries Included: No

Indigo Safari Sydney Pink/Tan Fleece / Microfiber Baby Blanket

Get cozy and snuggle up with the indigo safari sweet jungle friends baby blanket! This plush baby blanket is featured in dusty pink with a sweet cheetah applique in tan with the embroidered saying "Pretty Little Baby". Coordinates with the Sweet Jungle Friends bedding and accessories.

• Perfect baby blanket for outings in the stroller or car seat
• Made of super-soft coral fleece fabrics

Indigo Safari Galindo Grey/Natural/Black Cotton Baby Blanket

Add a furry friend and plenty of warmth to your child's bedscape with this throw blanket. It's made from 100% cotton and features a gray background with a playful zebra for a whimsical design. This blanket measures 32" wide and 40" long, so it can grow with your little one as they go from crib to toddler bed. We recommend you hand wash this blanket and lay it flat to dry to keep it looking its best.

Adorable. Thick and seems like good quality. Kathleen. Pearl River, NY. 2022-01-16 12:18:39

Indigo Safari Coalville White/Brown Baby Blanket

The Indigo Safari Jungle Paradise Baby Blanket features a solid ivory plush blanket with a mighty lion applique with words that say "Stay Wild". Designed in shades of ivory, tan, gray and green. Measures 30" x 40" and is the perfect size for cuddling. Made of super soft plush fabrics and is machine washable for easy care. Coordinates with the full line of Indigo Safari Jungle Paradise crib bedding and accessories!

• The Jungle Paradise Baby Blanket features a mighty lion!
• This plush ivory blanket features appliqued words that say "Stay Wild

Indigo Safari Messier Pink Baby Blanket

Rated 5 out of 5 stars. 6 total votes

• Overall: 30'' W x 38'' L
• Overall Product Weight: 2lb.

This is a must have, so soft!. Jennifer. WOODSTOCK, GA. 2021-02-13 08:06:39

Indigo Safari Horncastle Natural Muslin Baby Blanket

Cute and comforting for naptime, stroller, and more. Check out our matching crib sheet and sleepsack great for gifting._x000D_ Fabric: 100% organic cotton muslin _x000D_ Care Instructions:_x000D_ Compostable bag, gentle cycle, lay flat to dry, not bleach, do not soak, low iron if needed may be dry cleaned.

Indigo Safari White/Yellow/Blue Receiving Blanket

Super soft baby blanket including coordinating toy. Makes a perfect gift for baby showers. Knitted from the softest polyester fiber.

• : 0.02''
• Overall: 30'' W x 30'' L
• Overall Product Weight: 1.75lb.

Very soft and colorful. Christine. Fishersville, VA. 2021-01-02 16:02:30

Indigo Safari Ingrid Gray Cotton Receiving Blanket

100% Cotton super soft reusable 4 pack set multi-use great shower gift.

• Each receiving baby blanket set features cute coordination of prints & colors to match your nursery decor

Awesome. Chaya. Lakewood, NJ. 2021-06-07 17:45:31

Indigo Safari Andish Ivory Fleece / Microfiber Baby Blanket

Keep your little one cozy and comfy while sleeping in this wearable baby blanket! Made of a soft knit fabric with an adorable deer. This sweet wearable baby blanket is a size medium and includes a front zipper for easy diaper changes. Use over regular sleepwear. A perfectly giftable item for a baby shower!

• A perfectly giftable item for a baby shower!

Indigo Safari Kylie Gray Fleece / Microfiber Baby Blanket

This plush baby blanket is featured in light gray with a fun monkey and giraffe applique. Detailed with an embroidered saying "Adventure Awaits". Coordinates with the Jungle Ride bedding and accessories.

• Perfect baby blanket for the stroller or car seat
• Made of super soft fabrics

Indigo Safari Elissa Yellow/Gray/Orange Cotton Quilt

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars. 6 total votes

Take a walk on the wild side with this blanket. Featuring a popping pattern of African animals in shades of gray, yellow, orange on one side and a geometric diamond print in yellow, white on the other, this super-soft, 100% cotton percale, comforter makes the perfect cover for the crib, spread for the carpet, grass or sand.

• Overall: 35'' W x 50'' L
• Overall Product Weight: 1.6lb.

Ordered this for my new grandson and daughter loved it. High quality and washed up well. Kelly. Tacoma, WA. 2020-04-20 20:03:51

Indigo Safari Euart Blue/Green/Black/Yellow Baby Blanket

Comfort fussy babies with the elephant super soft security baby blanket! The elephant has ears that crinkle and tummy squeaks, made of soft plush fabrics in playful patterns that hold baby's attention, in black and white stripes, zig-zags, and dots, accented with colorful ribbon trim in orange, yellow, green, and blue with a light blue back. Includes attached textured that comes in bold colors and helps to soothe sore gums. The security blanket is the perfect size for little hands to hold, helping to develop fine motor skills. Makes a wonderful gift!

• Comfort baby with the elephant security blanket!

Indigo Safari Devyn White Cotton Swaddle (Set of 6)

These flannel baby blankets are great for newborn boys & girls, they feature an extra gentle touch to your baby's sensitive skin. Our cozy fabric will ensure their skin stays as good as new!Our flannel receiving blankets are machine washable so your infant can enjoy them over & over again. Our high-quality fabric ensures they will keep their softness & color even after many washes.Each receiving baby blanket set features cute coordination of prints & colors to match your nursery decorGreat for use as receiving blanket or swaddle blanket, unisex neutral boy & girl sets available. It can also make a wonderful play mat, can be used for burping, changing table cover, and many other things.

Indigo Safari Kourtney Aqua/Gray Cotton Quilt

Rated 5 out of 5 stars. 4 total votes

Featuring a parade of animals including elephants, rhinos, camels more in shades of aqua, gray, green, yellow on a soft, white background on one side, a blue and white basket weave pattern on the other, this super-soft, 100% cotton percale, blanket makes the perfect cover for the crib or spread for the carpet, grass or sand.

Good quality. Chris. Colfax, NC. 2019-02-21 15:06:08

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Crochet Baby Blanket Safari Animals Pattern

Embark on a wild crochet adventure with my Crochet Baby Blanket Safari Animals Pattern, featuring six charming C2C safari creatures: the majestic lion, gentle elephant, towering giraffe, friendly hippo, striking zebra, and clever hyena.

Bring the safari to your home with this free crochet pattern, perfect for animal lovers of all ages. The free crochet baby blanket patterns are below.

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CROCHET PATTERN INFORMATION

Crochet Skill Level

This free c2c crochet baby blanket pattern is a Level 3 Intermediate.

• G/4 mm crochet hook
• Worsted weight yarn. I used Red Heart Super Saver.  See each safari animal pattern for specific colors. 
• tapestry needle
• locking stitch markers

Finished Crochet Baby Blanket Size

My finished c2c crochet baby blanket measured 45 inches by 67 inches.

Crochet Gauge

Gauge is important for this free crochet baby blanket pattern.

4 squares (ch 3 + 3 dc) = 2 inches

• You can make this crochet baby blanket following the pixel graph or the written instructions.
• Written instructions are for working the crochet baby blanket from the bottom right corner to the top left.
• Crochet the pixel graph using the corner-to-corner (c2c) technique. Use the traditional method of making three double crochets for each square.
• Chain 6 to start each new row and chain 3 at the beginning of each square.

Corner to corner (c2c) crochet is a technique where you crochet “squares” in diagonal rows.

To make this crochet baby blanket, you will start in the bottom right corner and end in the top left corner.

c2c Crochet Increases

Increases are made at the end of each row. Chain 6 and DC in the 4 th  chain from the hook and in each of the 2 remaining chains.

You will have a chain 3 + 3 DC square. This is your first square for the beginning of the next row.

c2c Crochet Decreases

The first decreases for both the width and length will create corners.

To decrease, turn your work and slip stitch across the 3 DC’s in the last square made. Join with a slip stitch to the chain 3 space and chain 3 + 3 DC.

• dc = double crochet
• sc = single crochet
• hdc = half double crochet
• chs = chains
• st = stitch
• sts = stitches
• sl st = slip stitch

Many of my easy crochet patterns are also available as ad-free PDF patterns in my Etsy Shop .

Related Crochet Patterns

If you like this crochet baby blanket pattern, you may also like my Dog blanket , Woodland crochet animals blanket , and my Jungle blanket free crochet blanket patterns .

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CROCHET BABY BLANKET PATTERN INSTRUCTIONS

Step 1: Make each of the Crochet Animals

Make each of the crochet animals following the pixel graph or the written instructions.

Add a border to each c2c crochet pattern. In each corner you will make (sc-ch 2-sc) and in the side of each square you will make 2 sc.

#1. Crochet Baby Blanket Lion Pattern

For my crochet baby blanket lion pattern, I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn in White , Black , Buff , Cafe Latte and  Baby Pink .

↙ Row 1:  white x 1 (1 square)  

↗ Row 2:  white x 2 (2 squares)  

↙ Row 3:  white x 3 (3 squares)  

↗ Row 4:  white x 4 (4 squares)  

↙ Row 5:  white x 5 (5 squares)  

↗ Row 6:  white x 6 (6 squares)  

↙ Row 7:  white x 7 (7 squares)  

↗ Row 8:  white x 8 (8 squares)  

↙ Row 9:  white x 9 (9 squares)  

↗ Row 10:  white x 10 (10 squares)  

↙ Row 11:  white x 11 (11 squares)  

↗ Row 12:  white x 12 (12 squares)  

↙ Row 13:  white x 13 (13 squares)  

↗ Row 14:  white x 14 (14 squares)  

↙ Row 15:  white x 6, brown x 1, white x 2, brown x 1, white x 5 (15 squares)  

↗ Row 16:  white x 5, brown x 2, white x 2, brown x 1, white x 2, brown x 1, white x 3 (16 squares)  

↙ Row 17:  white x 3, brown x 1, white x 2, brown x 2, white x 2, brown x 2, white x 5 (17 squares)  

↗ Row 18:  white x 5, brown x 3, white x 1, brown x 3, white x 1, brown x 2, white x 3 (18 squares)  

↙ Row 19:  white x 4, brown x 2, white x 1, brown x 7, white x 5 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 20:  white x 3, brown x 1, white x 2, brown x 3, white x 1, brown x 3, white x 1, brown x 2, white x 4 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 21:  white x 4, brown x 11, white x 1, brown x 2, white x 3 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 22:  white x 3, brown x 2, white x 1, brown x 11, white x 2, brown x 1, white x 2 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 23:  white x 2, brown x 2, white x 1, brown x 14, white x 4 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 24:  white x 4, brown x 15, white x 1, brown x 1, white x 3 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 25:  white x 3, brown x 2, white x 1, brown x 15, white x 4 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 26:  white x 4, brown x 5, tan x 6, brown x 8, white x 3 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 27:  white x 4, brown x 6, tan x 8, brown x 4, white x 5 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 28:  white x 5, brown x 4, tan x 9, brown x 6, white x 1, brown x 1, white x 2 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 29:  white x 2, brown x 1, white x 2, brown x 5, tan x 10, brown x 3, white x 1, brown x 1, white x 4 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 30:  white x 4, brown x 1, white x 1, brown x 3, tan x 3, black x 2, tan x 6, brown x 5, white x 1, brown x 1, white x 3 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 31:  white x 3, brown x 2, white x 1, brown x 4, tan x 8, black x 1, tan x 3, brown x 2, white x 1, brown x 1, white x 5 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 32:  white x 5, brown x 4, tan x 3, black x 1, tan x 9, brown x 6, white x 4 (32 squares)  

↙ Row 33:  white x 4, brown x 6, tan x 4, black x 1, tan x 5, black x 1, tan x 3, brown x 4, white x 5 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 34:  white x 6, brown x 4, tan x 2, black x 1, tan x 2, black x 1, tan x 2, black x 2, tan x 4, brown x 5, white x 5 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 35:  white x 5, brown x 1, tan x 3, brown x 2, tan x 4, black x 1, tan x 2, black x 2, tan x 2, black x 1, tan x 2, brown x 4, white x 6 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 36:  white x 7, brown x 4, tan x 4, black x 2, tan x 8, brown x 1, tan x 5, white x 5 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 37:  white x 6, tan x 1, pink x 3, brown x 1, tan x 3, black x 1, tan x 5, black x 2, tan x 1, black x 1, tan x 2, brown x 4, white x 7 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 38:  white x 8, brown x 4, tan x 4, black x 1, tan x 4, black x 2, tan x 3, brown x 1, tan x 1, pink x 3, tan x 1, white x 6 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 39:  white x 7, tan x 1, pink x 3, tan x 16, brown x 3, white x 9 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 40:  white x 9, brown x 4, tan x 14, brown x 1, tan x 1, pink x 3, tan x 1, white x 7 (40 squares)  

Corner: Start decreasing on both ends  

↙ Row 41:  white x 7, tan x 1, pink x 3, tan x 1, brown x 1, tan x 14, brown x 3, white x 1, brown x 1, white x 7 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 42:  white x 7, brown x 5, tan x 13, brown x 2, tan x 1, pink x 2, tan x 1, white x 7 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 43:  white x 6, tan x 5, brown x 2, tan x 8, black x 1, tan x 4, brown x 4, white x 7 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 44:  white x 6, brown x 5, tan x 3, black x 2, tan x 7, brown x 4, tan x 3, white x 6 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 45:  white x 7, brown x 6, tan x 5, black x 1, tan x 1, black x 1, tan x 3, brown x 5, white x 6 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 46:  white x 6, brown x 4, tan x 10, brown x 8, white x 1, brown x 1, white x 4 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 47:  white x 4, brown x 1, white x 1, brown x 8, tan x 3, black x 1, tan x 5, brown x 5, white x 5 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 48:  white x 5, brown x 5, tan x 4, black x 1, tan x 4, brown x 9, white x 4 (32 squares)  

↙ Row 49:  white x 3, brown x 10, tan x 8, brown x 5, white x 5 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 50:  white x 5, brown x 5, tan x 7, brown x 10, white x 3 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 51:  white x 3, brown x 10, tan x 6, brown x 5, white x 5 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 52:  white x 5, brown x 5, tan x 5, brown x 10, white x 3 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 53:  white x 3, brown x 10, tan x 4, brown x 4, white x 6 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 54:  white x 3, brown x 8, tan x 2, brown x 10, white x 3 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 55:  white x 6, brown x 16, white x 3 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 56:  white x 3, brown x 8, tan x 3, brown x 4, white x 6 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 57:  white x 5, brown x 5, tan x 4, brown x 6, white x 3 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 58:  white x 3, brown x 5, tan x 1, pink x 3, tan x 1, brown x 4, white x 5 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 59:  white x 4, brown x 4, tan x 1, pink x 3, tan x 1, brown x 5, white x 3 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 60:  white x 3, brown x 4, tan x 1, pink x 3, tan x 1, brown x 4, white x 4 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 61:  white x 4, brown x 3, tan x 1, pink x 3, tan x 1, brown x 1, white x 1, brown x 1, white x 4 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 62:  white x 5, brown x 1, tan x 1, pink x 3, tan x 1, brown x 4, white x 3 (18 squares)  

↙ Row 63:  white x 3, brown x 3, white x 1, tan x 1, pink x 2, tan x 1, brown x 2, white x 4 (17 squares)  

↗ Row 64:  white x 3, brown x 3, tan x 4, white x 1, brown x 2, white x 3 (16 squares)  

↙ Row 65:  white x 3, brown x 2, white x 1, tan x 4, white x 1, brown x 2, white x 2 (15 squares)  

↗ Row 66:  white x 10, brown x 1, white x 3 (14 squares)  

↙ Row 67:  white x 3, brown x 1, white x 9 (13 squares)  

↗ Row 68:  white x 8, brown x 1, white x 3 (12 squares)  

↙ Row 69:  white x 11 (11 squares)  

↗ Row 70:  white x 10 (10 squares)  

↙ Row 71:  white x 9 (9 squares)  

↗ Row 72:  white x 8 (8 squares)  

↙ Row 73:  white x 7 (7 squares)  

↗ Row 74:  white x 6 (6 squares)  

↙ Row 75:  white x 5 (5 squares)  

↗ Row 76:  white x 4 (4 squares)  

↙ Row 77:  white x 3 (3 squares)  

↗ Row 78:  white x 2 (2 squares)  

↙ Row 79:  white x 1 (1 square)  

Download the Crochet Baby Blanket Lion Pattern Graph

#2 Crochet Baby Blanket Elephant Pattern

For my crochet baby blanket elephant pattern, I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn in White , Black , Light Gray , Dusty Grey and Baby Pink .

↙ Row 15:  white x 15 (15 squares)  

↗ Row 16:  white x 16 (16 squares)  

↙ Row 17:  white x 10, light gray x 3, white x 4 (17 squares)  

↗ Row 18:  white x 4, light gray x 4, white x 10 (18 squares)  

↙ Row 19:  white x 10, light gray x 5, white x 4 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 20:  white x 4, light gray x 5, white x 11 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 21:  white x 12, light gray x 1, white x 1, light gray x 3, white x 4 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 22:  white x 4, light gray x 3, white x 9, gray x 4, white x 2 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 23:  white x 1, gray x 6, white x 8, light gray x 4, white x 4 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 24:  white x 5, light gray x 3, white x 8, gray x 7, white x 1 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 25:  white x 1, gray x 3, pink x 3, gray x 2, white x 7, light gray x 4, white x 5 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 26:  white x 6, light gray x 4, white x 2, light gray x 2, white x 2, gray x 2, pink x 5, gray x 2, white x 1 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 27:  white x 1, gray x 2, pink x 6, gray x 1, white x 1, light gray x 10, white x 6 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 28:  white x 7, light gray x 10, gray x 2, pink x 6, gray x 2, white x 1 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 29:  white x 1, gray x 2, pink x 7, gray x 1, light gray x 3, black x 3, light gray x 5, white x 7 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 30:  white x 8, light gray x 4, black x 1, light gray x 6, gray x 1, pink x 7, gray x 1, white x 2 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 31:  white x 2, gray x 1, pink x 7, gray x 1, light gray x 12, white x 8 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 32:  white x 9, light gray x 12, gray x 1, pink x 7, gray x 1, white x 2 (32 squares)  

↙ Row 33:  white x 2, gray x 2, pink x 6, gray x 1, light gray x 12, white x 10 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 34:  white x 10, light gray x 13, gray x 1, pink x 6, gray x 1, white x 3 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 35:  white x 3, gray x 2, pink x 5, gray x 1, light gray x 13, white x 11 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 36:  white x 11, light gray x 8, black x 1, light gray x 4, gray x 1, pink x 6, gray x 1, white x 4 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 37:  white x 4, gray x 2, pink x 5, gray x 1, light gray x 4, black x 2, light gray x 7, white x 12 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 38:  white x 12, light gray x 8, black x 2, light gray x 3, gray x 1, pink x 5, gray x 2, white x 5 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 39:  white x 6, gray x 2, pink x 4, gray x 1, light gray x 4, black x 1, light gray x 9, white x 12 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 40:  white x 13, light gray x 13, gray x 1, pink x 4, gray x 2, white x 7 (40 squares)  

↙ Row 41:  white x 7, gray x 2, pink x 3, gray x 1, light gray x 14, white x 12 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 42:  white x 12, light gray x 5, black x 1, light gray x 7, gray x 6, white x 7 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 43:  white x 7, gray x 5, light gray x 7, black x 2, light gray x 4, white x 12 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 44:  white x 11, light gray x 5, black x 2, light gray x 6, gray x 4, white x 8 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 45:  white x 12, light gray x 6, black x 1, light gray x 5, white x 11 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 46:  white x 11, light gray x 12, white x 11 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 47:  white x 11, light gray x 11, gray x 2, white x 9 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 48:  white x 8, gray x 3, light gray x 10, white x 11 (32 squares)  

↙ Row 49:  white x 11, light gray x 9, gray x 4, white x 7 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 50:  white x 6, gray x 2, pink x 2, gray x 1, light gray x 8, white x 11 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 51:  white x 11, light gray x 7, gray x 1, pink x 3, gray x 2, white x 5 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 52:  white x 5, gray x 1, pink x 4, gray x 1, light gray x 5, white x 12 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 53:  white x 11, gray x 6, pink x 4, gray x 2, white x 4 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 54:  white x 4, gray x 1, pink x 5, gray x 5, white x 11 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 55:  white x 10, gray x 2, pink x 8, gray x 2, white x 3 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 56:  white x 3, gray x 1, pink x 9, gray x 1, white x 10 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 57:  white x 9, gray x 2, pink x 8, gray x 2, white x 2 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 58:  white x 2, gray x 2, pink x 8, gray x 1, white x 9 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 59:  white x 8, gray x 2, pink x 8, gray x 1, white x 2 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 60:  white x 1, gray x 2, pink x 8, gray x 1, white x 8 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 61:  white x 8, gray x 1, pink x 7, gray x 2, white x 1 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 62:  white x 1, gray x 2, pink x 6, gray x 2, white x 7 (18 squares)  

↙ Row 63:  white x 7, gray x 2, pink x 5, gray x 2, white x 1 (17 squares)  

↗ Row 64:  white x 1, gray x 2, pink x 4, gray x 2, white x 7 (16 squares)  

↙ Row 65:  white x 7, gray x 2, pink x 3, gray x 2, white x 1 (15 squares)  

↗ Row 66:  white x 1, gray x 6, white x 7 (14 squares)  

↙ Row 67:  white x 7, gray x 4, white x 2 (13 squares)  

↗ Row 68:  white x 2, gray x 3, white x 7 (12 squares)  

↙ Row 79:  white x 1 (1 square) 

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#3. Crochet Baby Blanket Giraffe Pattern

For my crochet baby blanket giraffe pattern, I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn in White , Black , Buff , Coffee  and Cafe Latte .

↙ Row 17:  white x 17 (17 squares)  

↗ Row 18:  white x 18 (18 squares)  

↙ Row 19:  white x 19 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 20:  white x 20 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 21:  white x 15, brown x 1, white x 5 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 22:  white x 4, brown x 4, white x 14 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 23:  white x 14, brown x 5, white x 4 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 24:  white x 4, brown x 1, black x 2, brown x 3, white x 14 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 25:  white x 13, tan x 1, brown x 5, black x 1, brown x 1, white x 4 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 26:  white x 4, brown x 1, black x 1, brown x 5, tan x 3, white x 12 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 27:  white x 10, tan x 5, brown x 6, black x 1, brown x 1, white x 4 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 28:  white x 5, brown x 7, tan x 6, white x 10 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 29:  white x 10, tan x 6, brown x 2, black x 1, brown x 3, black x 1, brown x 1, white x 5 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 30:  white x 5, brown x 8, tan x 4, black x 1, tan x 2, white x 10 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 31:  white x 4, tan x 3, white x 3, tan x 2, black x 2, tan x 3, brown x 8, white x 6 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 32:  white x 7, brown x 3, black x 1, brown x 3, tan x 4, black x 2, tan x 9, white x 3 (32 squares)  

↙ Row 33:  white x 3, tan x 10, black x 1, tan x 4, brown x 8, white x 7 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 34:  white x 8, brown x 8, tan x 15, white x 3 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 35:  white x 3, brown x 1, tan x 14, brown x 8, white x 9 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 36:  white x 10, brown x 8, tan x 13, brown x 1, white x 4 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 37:  white x 4, brown x 2, tan x 5, brown x 2, tan x 5, brown x 4, tan x 4, white x 11 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 38:  white x 11, tan x 5, brown x 4, tan x 3, brown x 5, tan x 3, brown x 2, white x 5 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 39:  white x 6, brown x 16, tan x 5, white x 12 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 40:  white x 13, tan x 5, brown x 8, white x 2, brown x 4, white x 8 (40 squares)  

↙ Row 41:  white x 14, brown x 7, tan x 6, white x 12 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 42:  white x 12, tan x 6, brown x 7, white x 13 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 43:  white x 13, brown x 6, tan x 6, white x 12 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 44:  white x 11, tan x 2, black x 1, tan x 3, brown x 7, white x 12 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 45:  white x 11, brown x 7, tan x 3, black x 2, tan x 1, white x 11 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 46:  white x 10, tan x 2, black x 2, tan x 2, brown x 8, white x 10 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 47:  white x 9, brown x 2, white x 1, brown x 5, tan x 3, black x 1, tan x 2, white x 10 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 48:  white x 10, tan x 5, brown x 5, white x 2, brown x 2, white x 8 (32 squares)  

↙ Row 49:  white x 7, brown x 2, white x 3, brown x 5, tan x 4, white x 10 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 50:  white x 10, tan x 4, brown x 4, white x 4, brown x 2, dark brown x 1, white x 5 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 51:  white x 4, dark brown x 2, brown x 1, white x 4, brown x 5, tan x 3, white x 10 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 52:  white x 10, tan x 2, brown x 2, white x 2, brown x 2, white x 4, dark brown x 3, white x 3 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 53:  white x 3, dark brown x 2, white x 4, brown x 2, white x 3, brown x 1, tan x 3, white x 9 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 54:  white x 9, tan x 2, brown x 2, white x 3, brown x 2, white x 4, dark brown x 1, white x 3 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 55:  white x 7, brown x 2, white x 4, brown x 1, tan x 3, white x 8 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 56:  white x 8, tan x 3, brown x 1, white x 4, brown x 2, white x 6 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 57:  white x 5, dark brown x 1, brown x 1, white x 4, brown x 2, tan x 3, white x 7 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 58:  white x 6, tan x 4, brown x 1, white x 5, dark brown x 2, white x 4 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 59:  white x 3, dark brown x 3, white x 4, brown x 1, tan x 4, white x 6 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 60:  white x 5, tan x 4, brown x 1, white x 5, dark brown x 2, white x 3 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 61:  white x 3, dark brown x 1, white x 5, brown x 1, tan x 4, white x 5 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 62:  white x 4, tan x 4, brown x 1, white x 9 (18 squares)  

↙ Row 63:  white x 8, brown x 1, tan x 4, white x 4 (17 squares)  

↗ Row 64:  white x 4, tan x 3, brown x 1, white x 8 (16 squares)  

↙ Row 65:  white x 8, brown x 1, tan x 3, white x 3 (15 squares)  

↗ Row 66:  white x 3, tan x 2, brown x 2, white x 7 (14 squares)  

↙ Row 67:  white x 7, brown x 2, tan x 1, white x 3 (13 squares)  

↗ Row 68:  white x 3, brown x 2, white x 7 (12 squares)  

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#4. Crochet Baby Blanket Hippo Pattern

For my crochet baby blanket hippo pattern, I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn in White , Black , Aran , Light Gray ,  Dusty Grey  and  Baby Pink .

↙ Row 15:  white x 5, dark gray x 3, white x 7 (15 squares)  

↗ Row 16:  white x 6, dark gray x 2, gray x 2, dark gray x 1, white x 5 (16 squares)  

↙ Row 17:  white x 4, dark gray x 2, gray x 4, dark gray x 1, white x 2, off white x 1, white x 3 (17 squares)  

↗ Row 18:  white x 3, off white x 2, white x 1, dark gray x 1, gray x 6, dark gray x 1, white x 4 (18 squares)  

↙ Row 19:  white x 4, dark gray x 1, gray x 7, dark gray x 1, off white x 3, white x 3 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 20:  white x 3, off white x 3, dark gray x 1, gray x 8, dark gray x 1, white x 4 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 21:  white x 4, dark gray x 1, gray x 9, dark gray x 1, off white x 2, white x 4 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 22:  white x 5, off white x 1, dark gray x 1, gray x 10, dark gray x 1, white x 4 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 23:  white x 5, gray x 6, dark gray x 1, gray x 4, dark gray x 1, white x 6 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 24:  white x 6, dark gray x 1, gray x 5, dark gray x 1, gray x 5, dark gray x 1, white x 5 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 25:  white x 6, gray x 5, dark gray x 1, gray x 1, dark gray x 1, gray x 4, dark gray x 1, white x 6 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 26:  white x 6, dark gray x 1, gray x 5, dark gray x 2, gray x 5, dark gray x 1, white x 6 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 27:  white x 6, dark gray x 1, gray x 6, dark gray x 1, gray x 6, dark gray x 1, white x 2, off white x 1, white x 3 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 28:  white x 3, off white x 2, white x 1, dark gray x 1, gray x 14, white x 7 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 29:  white x 7, dark gray x 1, gray x 14, dark gray x 1, off white x 3, white x 3 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 30:  white x 3, off white x 3, dark gray x 1, gray x 14, dark gray x 1, white x 8 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 31:  white x 8, gray x 16, dark gray x 1, off white x 2, white x 4 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 32:  white x 5, off white x 1, dark gray x 1, gray x 15, dark gray x 1, gray x 1, white x 8 (32 squares)  

↙ Row 33:  white x 8, gray x 2, dark gray x 1, gray x 15, dark gray x 1, white x 6 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 34:  white x 6, dark gray x 1, gray x 15, dark gray x 1, gray x 3, white x 8 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 35:  white x 8, gray x 4, dark gray x 1, gray x 15, dark gray x 1, white x 6 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 36:  white x 6, dark gray x 1, gray x 15, dark gray x 1, gray x 5, white x 8 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 37:  white x 8, gray x 22, dark gray x 1, white x 6 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 38:  white x 6, dark gray x 1, gray x 4, dark gray x 1, gray x 18, white x 8 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 39:  white x 9, gray x 17, dark gray x 1, gray x 5, white x 7 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 40:  white x 7, dark gray x 1, gray x 3, dark gray x 1, gray x 1, dark gray x 1, gray x 17, white x 1, gray x 2, white x 6 (40 squares)  

↙ Row 41:  white x 5, gray x 8, black x 1, gray x 12, dark gray x 2, gray x 4, white x 7 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 42:  white x 6, dark gray x 1, gray x 4, dark gray x 1, gray x 12, black x 2, gray x 5, pink x 1, gray x 1, white x 5 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 43:  white x 4, gray x 1, pink x 2, gray x 4, black x 2, gray x 18, white x 6 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 44:  white x 5, dark gray x 1, gray x 18, black x 1, gray x 4, pink x 2, gray x 1, white x 4 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 45:  white x 4, gray x 25, dark gray x 1, white x 5 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 46:  white x 5, dark gray x 1, gray x 24, white x 4 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 47:  white x 5, gray x 23, white x 5 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 48:  white x 4, dark gray x 1, gray x 22, white x 5 (32 squares)  

↙ Row 49:  white x 4, gray x 13, dark gray x 1, gray x 8, dark gray x 1, white x 4 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 50:  white x 4, dark gray x 1, gray x 7, dark gray x 1, gray x 13, white x 4 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 51:  white x 4, gray x 9, black x 1, gray x 3, dark gray x 1, gray x 6, dark gray x 1, white x 4 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 52:  white x 4, dark gray x 1, gray x 5, dark gray x 1, gray x 3, black x 2, gray x 8, white x 4 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 53:  white x 3, gray x 8, black x 2, gray x 4, dark gray x 2, gray x 1, dark gray x 3, white x 4 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 54:  white x 6, dark gray x 2, gray x 6, black x 1, gray x 8, white x 3 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 55:  white x 3, gray x 14, white x 8 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 56:  white x 8, gray x 13, white x 3 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 57:  white x 3, gray x 12, white x 8 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 58:  white x 8, gray x 11, white x 3 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 59:  white x 3, gray x 10, white x 8 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 60:  white x 8, gray x 9, white x 3 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 61:  white x 4, gray x 7, white x 8 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 62:  white x 9, gray x 5, white x 4 (18 squares)  

↙ Row 63:  white x 5, gray x 1, pink x 1, gray x 1, white x 9 (17 squares)  

↗ Row 64:  white x 8, gray x 1, pink x 1, gray x 1, white x 5 (16 squares)  

↙ Row 65:  white x 4, gray x 1, pink x 2, gray x 1, white x 7 (15 squares)  

↗ Row 66:  white x 7, gray x 1, pink x 1, gray x 1, white x 4 (14 squares)  

↙ Row 67:  white x 4, gray x 3, white x 6 (13 squares)  

↗ Row 68:  white x 6, gray x 2, white x 4 (12 squares)  

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#5. Crochet Baby Blanket Zebra Pattern

For my crochet baby blanket zebra pattern, I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn in White , Black , and Dusty Grey .

↙ Row 15:  white x 7, black x 5, white x 3 (15 squares)  

↗ Row 16:  white x 3, black x 1, gray x 1, black x 1, white x 2, black x 3, white x 5 (16 squares)  

↙ Row 17:  white x 5, black x 1, white x 4, black x 1, gray x 2, black x 2, white x 2 (17 squares)  

↗ Row 18:  white x 2, black x 1, gray x 4, black x 1, white x 4, black x 1, white x 5 (18 squares)  

↙ Row 19:  white x 5, black x 1, white x 4, black x 1, gray x 5, black x 1, white x 2 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 20:  white x 2, black x 1, gray x 6, white x 5, black x 1, white x 5 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 21:  white x 5, black x 1, white x 5, black x 1, gray x 6, black x 1, white x 2 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 22:  white x 2, black x 1, gray x 7, black x 1, white x 11 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 23:  white x 6, black x 1, white x 5, gray x 8, black x 1, white x 2 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 24:  white x 2, black x 1, gray x 8, black x 1, white x 4, black x 2, white x 6 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 25:  white x 6, black x 2, white x 5, gray x 2, black x 1, gray x 6, black x 1, white x 2 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 26:  white x 2, black x 1, gray x 6, black x 2, gray x 1, black x 1, white x 4, black x 3, white x 6 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 27:  white x 7, black x 3, white x 4, gray x 2, black x 1, gray x 7, black x 1, white x 2 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 28:  white x 2, black x 1, gray x 10, black x 1, white x 6, black x 1, white x 7 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 29:  white x 7, black x 1, white x 7, black x 1, gray x 10, white x 3 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 30:  white x 3, black x 1, gray x 9, black x 1, white x 7, black x 2, white x 7 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 31:  white x 7, black x 3, white x 3, black x 1, white x 3, gray x 10, black x 1, white x 3 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 32:  white x 3, black x 1, gray x 10, black x 1, white x 2, black x 2, white x 2, black x 6, white x 5 (32 squares)  

↙ Row 33:  white x 4, black x 2, white x 2, black x 1, white x 2, black x 1, white x 1, black x 2, white x 3, black x 1, gray x 4, black x 1, gray x 5, white x 4 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 34:  white x 4, black x 1, gray x 4, black x 2, gray x 3, black x 1, white x 4, black x 2, white x 7, black x 2, white x 4 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 35:  white x 4, black x 1, white x 9, black x 1, white x 5, black x 1, gray x 3, black x 1, gray x 4, black x 1, white x 5 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 36:  white x 5, black x 2, gray x 7, black x 1, white x 12, gray x 3, white x 1, black x 1, white x 4 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 37:  white x 4, black x 1, white x 1, gray x 4, white x 12, black x 2, gray x 5, black x 1, white x 7 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 38:  white x 6, black x 1, white x 1, black x 2, gray x 3, black x 1, white x 14, gray x 3, white x 1, black x 1, white x 5 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 39:  white x 6, black x 1, white x 1, gray x 2, white x 15, black x 4, white x 10 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 40:  white x 7, black x 1, white x 24, black x 1, white x 7 (40 squares)  

↙ Row 41:  white x 7, black x 1, white x 23, black x 1, white x 7 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 42:  white x 25, black x 1, white x 2, black x 3, white x 7 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 43:  white x 8, black x 4, white x 10, black x 1, white x 7, black x 1, white x 6 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 44:  white x 13, black x 2, white x 10, black x 3, white x 8 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 45:  white x 7, black x 3, white x 10, black x 2, white x 7, black x 1, white x 5 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 46:  white x 5, black x 1, white x 7, black x 2, white x 9, black x 3, white x 7 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 47:  white x 6, black x 3, white x 3, black x 1, white x 6, black x 1, white x 7, black x 1, white x 5 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 48:  white x 5, black x 1, white x 3, black x 1, white x 10, black x 1, white x 2, black x 3, white x 6 (32 squares) 

↙ Row 49:  white x 5, black x 7, white x 10, black x 2, white x 1, black x 1, white x 5 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 50:  white x 5, black x 4, white x 2, black x 1, white x 7, black x 7, white x 4 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 51:  white x 4, black x 1, white x 1, black x 4, white x 8, black x 1, white x 2, black x 2, white x 6 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 52:  white x 6, black x 1, white x 2, black x 1, white x 8, black x 5, white x 1, black x 1, white x 3 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 53:  white x 4, black x 5, white x 8, black x 4, white x 6 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 54:  white x 7, black x 2, white x 5, black x 1, white x 2, black x 5, white x 4 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 55:  white x 3, black x 5, white x 2, black x 1, white x 5, black x 2, white x 7 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 56:  white x 7, black x 2, white x 4, black x 6, white x 1, black x 1, white x 3 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 57:  white x 2, black x 8, white x 5, black x 1, white x 7 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 58:  white x 9, gray x 1, white x 2, black x 4, white x 1, black x 1, white x 1, black x 1, white x 2 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 59:  white x 3, black x 7, white x 1, gray x 2, white x 1, black x 1, white x 6 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 60:  white x 8, gray x 2, white x 1, black x 4, white x 1, black x 1, white x 3 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 61:  white x 4, black x 2, white x 2, black x 1, white x 1, gray x 2, white x 1, black x 1, white x 5 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 62:  white x 5, black x 1, white x 1, gray x 2, white x 4, black x 1, white x 4 (18 squares)  

↙ Row 63:  white x 7, black x 1, white x 1, gray x 2, black x 1, white x 5 (17 squares)  

↗ Row 64:  white x 4, black x 1, white x 1, gray x 1, white x 1, black x 1, white x 7 (16 squares)  

↙ Row 65:  white x 7, black x 1, white x 2, black x 1, white x 4 (15 squares)  

↗ Row 66:  white x 4, black x 1, white x 1, black x 1, white x 7 (14 squares)  

↙ Row 67:  white x 7, black x 2, white x 4 (13 squares)  

↗ Row 68:  white x 4, black x 1, white x 7 (12 squares)  

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#6. Crochet Baby Blanket Hyena Pattern

For my crochet baby blanket hyena pattern, I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn in White , Black , Buff , and Cafe Latte .

↙ Row 19:  white x 14, brown x 2, white x 3 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 20:  white x 2, brown x 6, white x 12 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 21:  white x 10, tan x 2, brown x 7, white x 2 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 22:  white x 2, brown x 1, black x 3, brown x 3, tan x 4, white x 9 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 23:  white x 6, tan x 7, brown x 6, black x 1, brown x 1, white x 2 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 24:  white x 2, brown x 8, tan x 9, white x 5 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 25:  white x 5, tan x 10, brown x 3, black x 1, brown x 4, white x 2 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 26:  white x 3, brown x 3, black x 2, brown x 3, tan x 9, white x 6 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 27:  white x 6, tan x 10, brown x 3, black x 2, brown x 3, white x 3 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 28:  white x 3, brown x 3, black x 2, brown x 4, tan x 3, black x 1, tan x 5, white x 7 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 29:  white x 7, tan x 5, black x 2, tan x 3, brown x 4, black x 1, brown x 3, white x 4 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 30:  white x 4, brown x 8, tan x 4, black x 1, tan x 10, white x 3 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 31:  white x 3, tan x 16, brown x 7, white x 5 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 32:  white x 6, brown x 6, tan x 17, white x 3 (32 squares)  

↙ Row 33:  white x 3, tan x 3, brown x 1, tan x 14, brown x 6, white x 6 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 34:  white x 7, brown x 5, tan x 14, brown x 3, tan x 2, white x 3 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 35:  white x 3, tan x 2, brown x 3, tan x 15, brown x 5, white x 7 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 36:  white x 8, brown x 2, tan x 17, brown x 4, tan x 1, white x 4 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 37:  white x 4, tan x 1, brown x 4, tan x 19, white x 9 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 38:  white x 9, tan x 19, brown x 5, tan x 1, white x 4 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 39:  white x 4, tan x 2, brown x 4, tan x 19, white x 10 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 40:  white x 10, tan x 19, brown x 5, tan x 1, white x 5 (40 squares)  

↙ Row 41:  white x 4, tan x 2, brown x 4, tan x 19, white x 10 (39 squares)  

↗ Row 42:  white x 10, tan x 3, black x 1, tan x 14, brown x 5, tan x 1, white x 4 (38 squares)  

↙ Row 43:  white x 3, tan x 20, black x 2, tan x 3, white x 9 (37 squares)  

↗ Row 44:  white x 9, tan x 3, black x 1, tan x 21, white x 2 (36 squares)  

↙ Row 45:  white x 2, tan x 7, brown x 1, tan x 16, white x 9 (35 squares)  

↗ Row 46:  white x 8, tan x 15, brown x 2, white x 2, tan x 4, white x 3 (34 squares)  

↙ Row 47:  white x 8, brown x 5, tan x 12, white x 8 (33 squares)  

↗ Row 48:  white x 7, tan x 12, brown x 5, white x 8 (32 squares)  

↙ Row 49:  white x 8, brown x 4, tan x 12, white x 7 (31 squares)  

↗ Row 50:  white x 6, tan x 12, brown x 5, white x 7 (30 squares)  

↙ Row 51:  white x 7, brown x 4, tan x 12, white x 6 (29 squares)  

↗ Row 52:  white x 6, tan x 11, brown x 4, white x 7 (28 squares)  

↙ Row 53:  white x 6, brown x 5, tan x 11, white x 5 (27 squares)  

↗ Row 54:  white x 5, tan x 11, brown x 4, white x 6 (26 squares)  

↙ Row 55:  white x 5, brown x 1, white x 1, brown x 3, tan x 8, white x 7 (25 squares)  

↗ Row 56:  white x 7, tan x 7, brown x 2, white x 8 (24 squares)  

↙ Row 57:  white x 9, tan x 8, white x 6 (23 squares)  

↗ Row 58:  white x 6, tan x 8, white x 8 (22 squares)  

↙ Row 59:  white x 8, tan x 1, brown x 5, tan x 2, white x 5 (21 squares)  

↗ Row 60:  white x 5, tan x 1, brown x 5, tan x 2, white x 7 (20 squares)  

↙ Row 61:  white x 6, tan x 2, brown x 5, tan x 2, white x 4 (19 squares)  

↗ Row 62:  white x 4, tan x 2, brown x 4, tan x 2, white x 6 (18 squares)  

↙ Row 63:  white x 5, tan x 2, brown x 5, tan x 2, white x 3 (17 squares)  

↗ Row 64:  white x 3, tan x 2, brown x 4, tan x 2, white x 5 (16 squares)  

↙ Row 65:  white x 4, tan x 2, brown x 4, tan x 2, white x 3 (15 squares)  

↗ Row 66:  white x 3, tan x 2, brown x 3, tan x 2, white x 4 (14 squares)  

↙ Row 67:  white x 3, tan x 2, brown x 3, tan x 2, white x 3 (13 squares)  

↗ Row 68:  white x 3, tan x 6, white x 3 (12 squares)  

↙ Row 69:  white x 3, tan x 4, white x 4 (11 squares)  

↗ Row 70:  white x 4, tan x 4, white x 2 (10 squares)  

↙ Row 71:  white x 2, tan x 1, white x 6 (9 squares)  

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Step 2: Join the Crochet Animals

Sew the crochet baby blanket squares together. Make sure the crochet animals are facing the right way.

Use locking stitch markers to hold the crochet animals together. Weave in your loose ends.

Step 3: Add a Crochet Baby Blanket Border

Choose a starting point. Join the white yarn, ch 2 and hdc in each st. In each corner work (hdc, ch 2, hdc).

Weave in your ends.

Creator of Lovable Loops Melissa Hassler is a renowned crochet designer featured in Crochet World Magazine & known for her crochet designs for Lion Brand Yarn. Expert in C2C crochet, Melissa transforms creativity into timeless crochet designs.

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Zebra Baby Blanket – Crochet Pattern by Crafting Happiness

I can’t wait to share this 3in1 Safari Zebra Baby Blanket with you — the newest adorable addition to my safari animal-themed designs.

Another warm cuddly blanket or soft playmat that the baby can play on. When folded, it turns into a decorative zebra toy that livens up the nursery.

The stunning animal print makes it perfect for a home with a bold and fun interior. Due to its classic black and white color combo, the blanket is gender-neutral and looks lovely when folded and rested on the cot.

I decided to use the Corner To Corner (C2C) crochet for the zebra’s body to create the stripy pattern, just like I did on my Farm Cow baby blanket .

The mane of this zebra baby blanket got me thinking, but I think that the final result looks right and cute. What do you think?

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A Multipurpose Baby Blanket

This zebra baby blanket has varying wonderful uses that are ideal for a modern home with limited space. It acts like a baby blanket, a play mat, a toy, and a decoration for the nursery.

It is a blanket that keeps your child warm and comfy.

It’s also an adorable, on-the-go companion for your baby whenever you want to travel. The blanket with the attached zebra toy keeps your baby well-entertained and it helps with sensory development.

It functions as a play mat at home, too.

When not in use, fold it back and it instantly transforms into a cute zebra decoration for your little one’s room. You can rest it on the cot to continuously entertain the baby.

The Perfect Baby Shower and Birthday Present

This fun zebra baby blanket will make an ideal baby shower gift to a mom-to-be. It’s a thoughtful present that can be used year after year as a blanket, toy, or playmat.

Also, little kids that love zebras are likely to appreciate this snuggly and sweet blanket as a birthday gift!

The 3in1 Zebra Baby Blanket was designed to be a handy pattern for Wildlife or Safari themed spaces and occasions. Check out my other designs with a similar theme: the elephant , the giraffe , and the lion .

The pattern is designed with DK yarn, but you can use Aran yarn if you wish, and make adjustments to the blanket size, the body parts will come out slightly bigger but keep their shape.

Pattern Notes

Pattern level.

• INTERMEDIATE

Format & Terms

• Pattern written in US terms using  Craft Yarn Council abbreviations .
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• Written in English only
• blanket 100cm by 75cm
• Acrylic DK Yarn
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Yarn Quantities

• 3 x 100g in white (300m per ball)
• 3 x 100g in black (300m per ball)

Other Supplies

• crochet hooks: 4mm, and 4.5mm
• toy stuffing
• 14mm black doll safety eyes
• clothespins (optional) to keep your yarn organized when crocheting c2c
• tapestry needle, scissors, pins, and stitch markers.

Skills & Abbreviations

Most basic stitches below have their own tutorial on my blog or YouTube channel paired with a video. If you are not sure how to crochet them, click the blue link and you will be taken to the separate instructions.

• ch – chain
• yo – yarn over
• sl st – slip stitch
• sc – single crochet
• hdc – half double crochet
• dc – double crochet
• inc – increase (2sc in the same stitch)
• dec – decrease (sc2tog)
• bo – bobble stitch
• sc blo – sc in the back loop only

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I am stuck on this pattern, can you help.

Every pattern you purchase from my shop comes with help and support. I will help you get unstuck and finish your project, so you can buy with confidence and try something new.

If you are completely new to crocheting, I recommend starting with beginner patterns and building up your confidence, pay attention to the skill level of the pattern and buy only if you are already at that level.

That doesn’t mean that you can’t contact me if there is a mistake or something unclear with this pattern, it simply means that you will need to learn the stitches, the techniques, and learn how to read a pattern on your own.

You can contact me by messaging me on my Facebook page, Crafting Happiness , or by messaging me on Instagram .

Can I crochet this blanket using Aran yarn (worsted yarn #4)?

Yes, you can! The body parts will come out a little larger than my own, but still in the same shape. The blanket can be adjusted by simply crocheting fewer chains in the starting chain. Instructions on how to adjust the size of the blanket are in the pattern. TIP: Use the same crochet hook I recommend in the pattern to keep the size closer to the original.

Do I have to use the same yarn brand as you to get the same result?

No, you don’t. You can use any brand you like but pay attention to the yardage, different brands have different yardage. I recommend this yarn because it has beautiful colors and washes well. Here is a list of alternative yarns I recommend.

Can I change the size of the blanket?

Yes, you can. Each pattern can be adjusted by simply changing the number of starting chains and rows. Please keep in mind that making the blanket a lot larger than advised will change the way it looks when folded.

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Yes, you can if you make them yourself. Mass production of my patterns is not allowed without written consent from me, the designer. Please check the copyright section for more details.

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Aunt Annie and baby James! Annie has been working on this blanket all summer. Every night after a day on the golf course, teaching and practicing, she would come home and get to work. 

She claims she is still a beginner crocheter, but her stitches and tension sure look great! 

She chose her colors from the Caron Simply Soft collection on yarnspirations.com, except the light “Feathered Gray” color is only sold at Joann.

Caron Simply Soft is a go-to yarn for us because of all the color selection that is available. It is a very nice acrylic that makes up into a nice soft blanket. 

The main part of this blanket uses front loop single crochet – here is a quick video tutorial for that stitch if you’d like to watch before you get started!

Be sure and scroll to the end of the post if you’d like a printable version of the pattern. 

Caron Simply Soft (100% acrylic, 170 g/6 oz, 288 m/315 yds, 4 weight worsted)

3 skeins White, 1 skein each Sage, Gold, Bone, Feather Gray

Size H/5.00mm hook, tapestry needle, scissors

Finished size 32 in x 30 in

Gauge 4 in = 12 st and 15 rows front loop SC

Single Crochet (SC): Insert your hook, YO and pull up a loop, YO and pull through two loops on hook. 

Double Crochet (DC):  YO, insert your hook, YO and pull up a loop, YO and pull through two loops on hook, YO and pull though remaining two loops on hook. 

Chain 115 with White (or any number to desired width).

Row 1: Starting in the 2nd chain from the hook, work 1 SC in each chain. CH 1 and turn. 

Rows 2 – 8: Work 1 SC in the front loop of each stitch across the row. CH 1 and turn. At the end of row 8, switch to Sage. 

Rows 9 – 12: With Sage, work 1 SC in the front loop of each stitch across the row. CH 1 and turn. At the end of row 12, switch to White. 

Rows 13 – 16: With White, work 1 SC in the front loop of each stitch across the row. CH 1 and turn. At the end of row 16, switch to Gold. 

Rows 17 – 18: With Gold, work 1 SC in the front loop of each stitch across the row. CH 1 and turn. At the end of row 18, switch to White.

Rows 19 – 22: With White, work 1 SC in the front loop of each stitch across the row. CH 1 and turn. At the end of row 22, switch to Bone. 

Rows 23 – 24: With Bone, work 1 SC in the front loop of each stitch across the row. CH 1 and turn. At the end of row 24, switch to White. 

Rows 25 – 28: With White, work 1 SC in the front loop of each stitch across the row. CH 1 and turn. At the end of row 28, switch to Feather Gray. 

Rows 29 – 32: With Feather Gray, work 1 SC in the front loop of each stitch across the row. CH 1 and turn. At the end of row 32, switch to White. 

Rows 33 – 40: With White, work 1 SC in the front loop of each stitch across the row. CH 1 and turn. At the end of row 40, pull through with Sage. 

Repeat rows 9 through 40 two more times. Here is a chart for the color repeats that you can use if that’s easier!

Weave in ends. 

Round 1: Pull up a loop in corner and CH 1. SC into same space. Working down first side, *work 2 SC at the end of 1 row, skip the next row. Repeat from * to next corner. [SC, CH 2, SC] in the corner stitch. Turn to work across the end. **Work 2 SC into next st, skip 1 stitch. Repeat from ** to the next corner. Work corner stitch [SC, CH 2, SC] then repeat instructions from *. When finishing the round, SC, CH 2 and join with a slip st to the first SC of the round. CH 1 and turn. 

Round 2:   Work corner st [SC, CH 2, SC] into each corner and SC into each SC around.  Join with a sl st to first SC, CH 1 and turn. 

Round 3: Repeat round 2. At the end of the round, CH 2 and turn. 

Round 4: Work 1 DC into each SC and [DC, CH 1, DC] into each corner. CH 1 and turn. 

Round 5: Repeat round 2. Tie off and weave in the ends. 

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Jun 06 2018.

Spend some time in one of Moscow’s finest museums.

Subterranean commuting might not be anyone’s idea of a good time, but even in a city packing the war-games treasures and priceless bejeweled eggs of the Kremlin Armoury and the colossal Soviet pavilions of the VDNKh , the Metro holds up as one of Moscow’s finest museums. Just avoid rush hour.

The Metro is stunning and provides an unrivaled insight into the city’s psyche, past and present, but it also happens to be the best way to get around. Moscow has Uber, and the Russian version called Yandex Taxi , but also some nasty traffic. Metro trains come around every 90 seconds or so, at a more than 99 percent on-time rate. It’s also reasonably priced, with a single ride at 55 cents (and cheaper in bulk). From history to tickets to rules — official and not — here’s what you need to know to get started.

A Brief Introduction Buying Tickets Know Before You Go (Down) Rules An Easy Tour

A Brief Introduction

Moscow’s Metro was a long time coming. Plans for rapid transit to relieve the city’s beleaguered tram system date back to the Imperial era, but a couple of wars and a revolution held up its development. Stalin revived it as part of his grand plan to modernize the Soviet Union in the 1920s and 30s. The first lines and tunnels were constructed with help from engineers from the London Underground, although Stalin’s secret police decided that they had learned too much about Moscow’s layout and had them arrested on espionage charges and deported.

The beauty of its stations (if not its trains) is well-documented, and certainly no accident. In its illustrious first phases and particularly after the Second World War, the greatest architects of Soviet era were recruited to create gleaming temples celebrating the Revolution, the USSR, and the war triumph. No two stations are exactly alike, and each of the classic showpieces has a theme. There are world-famous shrines to Futurist architecture, a celebration of electricity, tributes to individuals and regions of the former Soviet Union. Each marble slab, mosaic tile, or light fixture was placed with intent, all in service to a station’s aesthetic; each element, f rom the smallest brass ear of corn to a large blood-spattered sword on a World War II mural, is an essential part of the whole.

The Metro is a monument to the Soviet propaganda project it was intended to be when it opened in 1935 with the slogan “Building a Palace for the People”. It brought the grand interiors of Imperial Russia to ordinary Muscovites, celebrated the Soviet Union’s past achievements while promising its citizens a bright Soviet future, and of course, it was a show-piece for the world to witness the might and sophistication of life in the Soviet Union.

It may be a museum, but it’s no relic. U p to nine million people use it daily, more than the London Underground and New York Subway combined. (Along with, at one time, about 20 stray dogs that learned to commute on the Metro.)

In its 80+ year history, the Metro has expanded in phases and fits and starts, in step with the fortunes of Moscow and Russia. Now, partly in preparation for the World Cup 2018, it’s also modernizing. New trains allow passengers to walk the entire length of the train without having to change carriages. The system is becoming more visitor-friendly. (There are helpful stickers on the floor marking out the best selfie spots .) But there’s a price to modernity: it’s phasing out one of its beloved institutions, the escalator attendants. Often they are middle-aged or elderly women—“ escalator grandmas ” in news accounts—who have held the post for decades, sitting in their tiny kiosks, scolding commuters for bad escalator etiquette or even bad posture, or telling jokes . They are slated to be replaced, when at all, by members of the escalator maintenance staff.

For all its achievements, the Metro lags behind Moscow’s above-ground growth, as Russia’s capital sprawls ever outwards, generating some of the world’s worst traffic jams . But since 2011, the Metro has been in the middle of an ambitious and long-overdue enlargement; 60 new stations are opening by 2020. If all goes to plan, the 2011-2020 period will have brought 125 miles of new tracks and over 100 new stations — a 40 percent increase — the fastest and largest expansion phase in any period in the Metro’s history.

Facts: 14 lines Opening hours: 5 a.m-1 a.m. Rush hour(s): 8-10 a.m, 4-8 p.m. Single ride: 55₽ (about 85 cents) Wi-Fi network-wide

Buying Tickets

• Ticket machines have a button to switch to English.
• You can buy specific numbers of rides: 1, 2, 5, 11, 20, or 60. Hold up fingers to show how many rides you want to buy.
• There is also a 90-minute ticket , which gets you 1 trip on the metro plus an unlimited number of transfers on other transport (bus, tram, etc) within 90 minutes.
• Or, you can buy day tickets with unlimited rides: one day (218₽/ US$4), three days (415₽/US$7) or seven days (830₽/US$15). Check the rates here to stay up-to-date.
• If you’re going to be using the Metro regularly over a few days, it’s worth getting a Troika card , a contactless, refillable card you can use on all public transport. Using the Metro is cheaper with one of these: a single ride is 36₽, not 55₽. Buy them and refill them in the Metro stations, and they’re valid for 5 years, so you can keep it for next time. Or, if you have a lot of cash left on it when you leave, you can get it refunded at the Metro Service Centers at Ulitsa 1905 Goda, 25 or at Staraya Basmannaya 20, Building 1.
• You can also buy silicone bracelets and keychains with built-in transport chips that you can use as a Troika card. (A Moscow Metro Fitbit!) So far, you can only get these at the Pushkinskaya metro station Live Helpdesk and souvenir shops in the Mayakovskaya and Trubnaya metro stations. The fare is the same as for the Troika card.
• You can also use Apple Pay and Samsung Pay.

Rules, spoken and unspoken

No smoking, no drinking, no filming, no littering. Photography is allowed, although it used to be banned.

Stand to the right on the escalator. Break this rule and you risk the wrath of the legendary escalator attendants. (No shenanigans on the escalators in general.)

Get out of the way. Find an empty corner to hide in when you get off a train and need to stare at your phone. Watch out getting out of the train in general; when your train doors open, people tend to appear from nowhere or from behind ornate marble columns, walking full-speed.

Always offer your seat to elderly ladies (what are you, a monster?).

An Easy Tour

This is no Metro Marathon ( 199 stations in 20 hours ). It’s an easy tour, taking in most—though not all—of the notable stations, the bulk of it going clockwise along the Circle line, with a couple of short detours. These stations are within minutes of one another, and the whole tour should take about 1-2 hours.

Start at Mayakovskaya Metro station , at the corner of Tverskaya and Garden Ring,  Triumfalnaya Square, Moskva, Russia, 125047.

1. Mayakovskaya.  Named for Russian Futurist Movement poet Vladimir Mayakovsky and an attempt to bring to life the future he imagined in his poems. (The Futurist Movement, natch, was all about a rejecting the past and celebrating all things speed, industry, modern machines, youth, modernity.) The result: an Art Deco masterpiece that won the National Grand Prix for architecture at the New York World’s Fair in 1939. It’s all smooth, rounded shine and light, and gentle arches supported by columns of dark pink marble and stainless aircraft steel. Each of its 34 ceiling niches has a mosaic. During World War II, the station was used as an air-raid shelter and, at one point, a bunker for Stalin. He gave a subdued but rousing speech here in Nov. 6, 1941 as the Nazis bombed the city above.

Take the 3/Green line one station to:

2. Belorusskaya. Opened in 1952, named after the connected Belarussky Rail Terminal, which runs trains between Moscow and Belarus. This is a light marble affair with a white, cake-like ceiling, lined with Belorussian patterns and 12 Florentine ceiling mosaics depicting life in Belarussia when it was built.

Transfer onto the 1/Brown line. Then, one stop (clockwise) t o:

3. Novoslobodskaya.  This station was designed around the stained-glass panels, which were made in Latvia, because Alexey Dushkin, the Soviet starchitect who dreamed it up (and also designed Mayakovskaya station) couldn’t find the glass and craft locally. The stained glass is the same used for Riga’s Cathedral, and the panels feature plants, flowers, members of the Soviet intelligentsia (musician, artist, architect) and geometric shapes.

Go two stops east on the 1/Circle line to:

4. Komsomolskaya. Named after the Komsomol, or the Young Communist League, this might just be peak Stalin Metro style. Underneath the hub for three regional railways, it was intended to be a grand gateway to Moscow and is today its busiest station. It has chandeliers; a yellow ceiling with Baroque embellishments; and in the main hall, a colossal red star overlaid on golden, shimmering tiles. Designer Alexey Shchusev designed it as an homage to the speech Stalin gave at Red Square on Nov. 7, 1941, in which he invoked Russia’s illustrious military leaders as a pep talk to Soviet soldiers through the first catastrophic year of the war.   The station’s eight large mosaics are of the leaders referenced in the speech, such as Alexander Nevsky, a 13th-century prince and military commander who bested German and Swedish invading armies.

One more stop clockwise to Kurskaya station,  and change onto the 3/Blue  line, and go one stop to:

5. Baumanskaya.   Opened in 1944. Named for the Bolshevik Revolutionary Nikolai Bauman , whose monument and namesake district are aboveground here. Though he seemed like a nasty piece of work (he apparently once publicly mocked a woman he had impregnated, who later hung herself), he became a Revolutionary martyr when he was killed in 1905 in a skirmish with a monarchist, who hit him on the head with part of a steel pipe. The station is in Art Deco style with atmospherically dim lighting, and a series of bronze sculptures of soldiers and homefront heroes during the War. At one end, there is a large mosaic portrait of Lenin.

Stay on that train direction one more east to:

6. Elektrozavodskaya. As you may have guessed from the name, this station is the Metro’s tribute to all thing electrical, built in 1944 and named after a nearby lightbulb factory. It has marble bas-relief sculptures of important figures in electrical engineering, and others illustrating the Soviet Union’s war-time struggles at home. The ceiling’s recurring rows of circular lamps give the station’s main tunnel a comforting glow, and a pleasing visual effect.

Double back two stops to Kurskaya station , and change back to the 1/Circle line. Sit tight for six stations to:

7. Kiyevskaya. This was the last station on the Circle line to be built, in 1954, completed under Nikita Khrushchev’ s guidance, as a tribute to his homeland, Ukraine. Its three large station halls feature images celebrating Ukraine’s contributions to the Soviet Union and Russo-Ukrainian unity, depicting musicians, textile-working, soldiers, farmers. (One hall has frescoes, one mosaics, and the third murals.) Shortly after it was completed, Khrushchev condemned the architectural excesses and unnecessary luxury of the Stalin era, which ushered in an epoch of more austere Metro stations. According to the legend at least, he timed the policy in part to ensure no Metro station built after could outshine Kiyevskaya.

Change to the 3/Blue line and go one stop west.

8. Park Pobedy. This is the deepest station on the Metro, with one of the world’s longest escalators, at 413 feet. If you stand still, the escalator ride to the surface takes about three minutes .) Opened in 2003 at Victory Park, the station celebrates two of Russia’s great military victories. Each end has a mural by Georgian artist Zurab Tsereteli, who also designed the “ Good Defeats Evil ” statue at the UN headquarters in New York. One mural depicts the Russian generals’ victory over the French in 1812 and the other, the German surrender of 1945. The latter is particularly striking; equal parts dramatic, triumphant, and gruesome. To the side, Red Army soldiers trample Nazi flags, and if you look closely there’s some blood spatter among the detail. Still, the biggest impressions here are the marble shine of the chessboard floor pattern and the pleasingly geometric effect if you view from one end to the other.

Keep going one more stop west to:

9. Slavyansky Bulvar.  One of the Metro’s youngest stations, it opened in 2008. With far higher ceilings than many other stations—which tend to have covered central tunnels on the platforms—it has an “open-air” feel (or as close to it as you can get, one hundred feet under). It’s an homage to French architect Hector Guimard, he of the Art Nouveau entrances for the Paris M é tro, and that’s precisely what this looks like: A Moscow homage to the Paris M é tro, with an additional forest theme. A Cyrillic twist on Guimard’s Metro-style lettering over the benches, furnished with t rees and branch motifs, including creeping vines as towering lamp-posts.

Stay on the 3/Blue line and double back four stations to:

10. Arbatskaya. Its first iteration, Arbatskaya-Smolenskaya station, was damaged by German bombs in 1941. It was rebuilt in 1953, and designed to double as a bomb shelter in the event of nuclear war, although unusually for stations built in the post-war phase, this one doesn’t have a war theme. It may also be one of the system’s most elegant: Baroque, but toned down a little, with red marble floors and white ceilings with gilded bronze c handeliers.

Jump back on the 3/Blue line  in the same direction and take it one more stop:

11. Ploshchad Revolyutsii (Revolution Square). Opened in 1938, and serving Red Square and the Kremlin . Its renowned central hall has marble columns flanked by 76 bronze statues of Soviet heroes: soldiers, students, farmers, athletes, writers, parents. Some of these statues’ appendages have a yellow sheen from decades of Moscow’s commuters rubbing them for good luck. Among the most popular for a superstitious walk-by rub: the snout of a frontier guard’s dog, a soldier’s gun (where the touch of millions of human hands have tapered the gun barrel into a fine, pointy blade), a baby’s foot, and a woman’s knee. (A brass rooster also sports the telltale gold sheen, though I am told that rubbing the rooster is thought to bring bad luck. )

Now take the escalator up, and get some fresh air.

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1. Get your skates on

People at the opening of the Street Rink outdoor skating rink in Gorky Park, Moscow.

Young or old, sporty or couch potato, it doesn’t matter – ice skating is THE quintessential winter activity in which pretty much everyone Muscovite partakes. For that reason, Russians tend to be quite good at skating, but don’t let that put you off if you’re a beginner. Public ice skating is more about embracing the crisp winter mornings here than hardcore sporting endeavor, so expect high spirits and friendly atmospheres.

What’s more, there are a staggering 45 year-round skating rinks to choose from in Moscow. Gorky Park’s rink is a must-see that allows for pleasant strolling, coffee drinking, and art viewing afterwards. The VDNH rink is also worth checking out for the park that surrounds it, offering majestic light shows, fountains, and Soviet relics. For a more open-plan skating arena, head to Sokolniki Park, where you’ll find a whopping 5,400 square meter rink.

2. Sweat out the winter blues

Sandunovsky baths

We challenge you to find a more relaxing atmosphere than a Russian banya . You simply won’t – this tradition will warm up your body and your soul. Sure, being practically boiled in a firewood sauna and then hit with a birch tree while half-drunk might not be everyone’s idea of fun, but trust us, they’re missing out on this unique detox.

Check out the Sanduny bathhouse for the most jaw-dropping Russian relaxation experience imaginable, characterized by palatial columns and mosaics, as well as stylish cold water pools for you to dive into after your beat-down. Happy steaming!

3. Light up your life

Teatralnaya Square

Moscow city center’s mesmerizing light display is not only the pride of the city, but of half of Russia too, who travel to the capital specifically for the luminous spectacle. In the lead up to New Year, the areas around Red Square, Teatralnaya Square, Nikolskaya Street, Pushkin Square, and Tverskoy Boulevard become a neon ocean.

The lights are a significant annual investment for the Moscow council, not least because they tend to replace the lights with new ones year on year, but it’s usually deemed worth it by admiring onlookers and tourists. If this display doesn’t get you in the festive spirit, nothing will.

4. Shout your lungs out at an ice hockey match

If there’s one sport Russians are particularly passionate about, it’s ice hockey. Go and experience the fierce athleticism, frequent on-rink fights, and rowdy crowds for yourself, and you’ll see what all the fuss is about. In contrast to Russian football matches, where there’s often little more than atmospheric novelty to be had, the country can take pride in having world-class hockey players, whose quality will be immediately obvious.

The best place for a match is the slick 12,100-seater VTB Ice Palace, home to CSKA’s ice hockey outfit.

5. Step back in time

Woman pulls a sled with a child on frozen pond in Moscow, Russia

Fancy a glimpse of the Orthodox Christmas atmosphere as it was in the Russian Empire? Look no further than Novodevichy Convent , a picturesque, snow-covered religious haven with a history stretching back five centuries. Initially used as a fortress for noblewomen, this stunning riverside ensemble is now a functioning monastery and peaceful cloister that boasts four stunning cathedrals, Kremlin-like walls, and a spectacular icon collection. Holy, placid, and serene, the convent is a uniquely antiquate enclave that’s night and day from the bustling modernity that surrounds it.

6. Wallow in the snow

A view of a rebuilt 18th century palace in Moscow's Tsaritsyno Park.

Sometimes, you don’t need anything particularly ambulative to feel at home in a city. In fact, nothing embodies Moscow’s winter wonderland better than a mere stroll in one of its stately parks, sure to be piled high with endless snow dunes throughout the winter.

For a pleasant outing beloved by Muscovites and tourists alike, check out the grandiose Tsaritsyno Park , where nature peacefully co-exists alongside tsarist palatial pomp. The more sizeable Kolomenskoye Park is also worth checking out for a longer excursion that packs in medieval wooden architecture, never-ending rows of trees, and a postcard-ready river view.

However, if you want to really get off the beaten track and experience the winter pristine snow, head further outside the city limits to one of Moscow’s forests – Izmailovsky Park, Timiryazevsky Park, or Elk Island National Park, for example (all accessible by metro).

7. Get festive at the city’s many Christmas markets

Sip on a mulled wine, soak up the bright lights, haggle over a matryoshka  doll with Putin’s face on it. Moscow’s Christmas markets are an absolutely essential tourist experience, with the most popular fair set up right on the Kremlin’s doorsteps on Red Square. Indeed, those quaint stalls in the heart of the city take some beating against the backdrop of St. Basil’s Cathedral and the illuminated GUM shopping center. There are some other cool festive spots throughout the city, though – Gorky Park, for one, will be decked out in lights and international food stalls, while the Izmailovo Kremlin offers an unmissable experience in the world of kitsch souvenir shopping from vodka to pottery, to (sort of) authentic samovars.

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