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Pattern by Kasia Pilarska. The pattern combines a beautiful lace stitch from _Knitting pattern book 250_ by Hitomi Shida with basic cable stitches. The size is easily adjustable.

A square blanket pattern with an interesting spiral lace pattern.

A round spiralling blanket (as large or small as you want). Here is a list of timestamps for your convenience - Round 1 - 2:13 Round 2 - 5:20 Round 3 - 8:15 Round 4 - 11:12 Round 5 - 15:14

Ten-stitch blanket pattern in Tunisian Crochet. This not only has the pattern, but step-by-step photo tutorial for the three kinds of blanket-section. That should make it a lot easier to do.,

Learn how to begin, tips to follow and do the fundamental steps of Entrelac. Mikey takes his time exploring this stitch as it can be complicated if the process is rushed. In this tutorial, he is using a pattern as a basis. Near the end of the tutorial, he will show you how to make straight edge borders if you wish as well. Follow the pattern at: http://thecrochetcrowd.com/entrelacafghanpattern/

Learn how to make a Tunisian Entrelac Blanket that is done in rows. There is a free pattern to follow and you can just follow along with Mikey too. Get the free pattern at http://thecrochetcrowd.com/entrelac-rows

Pattern by Kristin Omdahl. Start at the middle and then work out to the edges for this spiraling crochet lapghan design. Good with two colours of multi-colour-gradient yarn.

Ten Stitch Zigzag pattern by Frankie Brown.Worked on just ten stitches, these garter stitch zigzag strips are joined as you go so there is no sewing up. This technique can be used to make blankets or scarves and works with any yarn and needles. The strips could also be knitted in different yarns making it a good pattern for using up oddments.

Cool! Trees done in crochet texture. Large trees. Large trees without leaves but you can't have everything.,

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This is like the _Ten Stitch Blanket_, but instead of a square spiral, this is a round spiral.

An unusual ripple blanket pattern; the zig-zags alternate between small and large, making it, as the author says, wriggly.