No more trebles!! Pattern help please

[peachybee]

Looking for a recommendation for a baby blanket pattern that doesn't use treble crochets, and also isn't the moss/linen stitch or v-stitch as I've recently used those too.
Currently making a traditional granny square blanket and if I see another treble once this is done I might scream I am that bored of it😂

Hoping someone has a recommendation that's not too complex and works up fast- I already have my yarn in Aran weight rather than DK to hopefully speed things up, baby boy is due in February and I'd like to have it finished by then 🤞🏼

@peachybee do you mean patterns without continuous runs of trebles or a pattern without any trebles at all?

If you don't mind using trebles as part of the pattern then Wattle Stitch is nice (simple repeats of (1dc, 1ch, 1tr) making a nice textured fabric.

This is my latest baby blanket and is made using a pattern called Beautiful Shells. It is a lovely pattern but that combines trebles and VStitch so it's precisely NOT what you are looking for!

How about something with loads of different patterns like this

Most patterns and stitches use trebles, struggling to think of one that avoids them altogether. How about c2c, it uses trebles but in blocks, and works up fast

Or drunken granny stitch, love that one

The Lydia blanket by Dedri Uys makes a lovely baby blanket or you could make the centre of her Sophie's universe.
Trebles do make a nice snuggly baby blanket which is why they are used so much.