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Free Crochet Pattern – Cloud Stitch Blanket

March 17, 2025 by Shellie Wilson

The Free Bernat Cloud Stitch Crochet Blanket is a project that completely stole my heart. From the moment I saw the pattern, I knew I had to make it. There’s just something about that soft, pillowy texture that screams cozy, and let me tell you, it’s every bit as delightful as it looks.

One of my favorite things about this pattern is the cloud stitch itself. It’s such a simple yet stunning technique that creates a beautifully plush and luxurious feel. Pair that with the Bernat Blanket Yarn, and you’ve got the perfect combination for maximum comfort. The yarn is so soft and squishy, making it an absolute dream to work with. I went with a light gray and white combo for a modern, neutral look, but the color possibilities are endless. You could easily play around with bold shades or mix and match to fit any style.

The Free Crochet pattern itself is straightforward and beginner-friendly. Once you get into the rhythm of the repeat, it’s incredibly relaxing. It’s one of those projects where you can zone out, listen to a podcast, or watch your favorite show while your hands work away. Plus, since it uses bulky yarn, the blanket works up quickly. That’s always a bonus, especially when you want a satisfying finish without committing months to a single project.

If you’re planning to tackle this blanket, I have a couple of tips. First, use a light grip and a larger hook since the chunky yarn can get a bit heavy on your hands after a while. Second, while the pattern is generously sized (which is fantastic for cozying up), it’s super easy to adjust if you want to make it smaller or larger. It’s versatile like that.

What I love most is how this blanket turns out looking like something you’d buy from a boutique, but you can make it yourself for a fraction of the cost. It’s perfect as a gift or for your own home. I’m already planning on making a few more as holiday presents—they’re just too good not to share.

If you’re on the fence about starting this project, let me just say, do it. The Bernat Cloud Stitch Crochet Blanket is fun to make, absolutely gorgeous, and ridiculously cozy. Once you finish it, you’ll be so proud to wrap yourself—or someone you love—in something this beautiful

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Use LEGOs to Build Landmarks from Around the World

I love using LEGOs and other blocks in educational ways, because it’s a way to build on something that most kids already love and sneak in a bit of learning about another topic. Building is a great STEM lesson because it teaches creative thinking and problem solving, and it’s also just fun. 

123 Homeschool 4 Me brings blocks to your social studies or history lessons with a set of LEGO challenge cards involving landmarks of the world. The cards don’t call for any particular blocks, they just show a picture of the landmark and kids can use what they have to try to re-create the design. 

The cards included in the set are: 

  • Taj Mahal, India
  • Windmills, Holland
  • Brandenburg Gate, Germany
  • Eiffel Tower, France
  • Notre Dame, France
  • Arc de Triumphe, France
  • Sagrada Familia, Spain
  • Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy
  • Colosseum, Italy
  • Stonehenge, United Kingdom
  • Big Ben, Great Britain
  • Blue Domed Church, Greece
  • Acropolis, Greece
  • St Basil’s Cathedral, Russia
  • Pyramids of Giza, Egypt
  • The Blue Mosque, Istanbul
  • Statue of Liberty, United States of America
  • Golden Gate Bridge, USA
  • Capital Hill, USA
  • Mount Rushmore, United States
  • Great Wall of China, China
  • Sydney Opera House, Australia
  • Machu Picchu, Peru
  • Chichen Itza, Mexico

You can use these challenge cards in lots of different ways. Of course you can just tuck them in the block are and see if kids want to play with them. You can also add them to a unit where you are learning about that country or a particular time period where the landmark makes sense to include. Have kids do a little research on the landmark, build their own version and present their findings. 

I would love to try some of these challenges, and I’ll bet your kids will, too. You can grab the free printable landmarks LEGO challenge cards from 123 Homeschool 4 Me. I’d love to hear how you use them!

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