The morphology, and crystallization of mPE1/LDPE and mPE1/PP a re described in the present study. Blends of various compositio ns were studied using differential scanning calorimetry, small angle light scattering and polarized light microscopy. A discussion on the state of compatibility and structure- property relationships for such blends is also presented. Analysis of crystallization exotherms in terms of crystallization nucleation, growth rates, crystallite size distributions, and crystallinity revealed differences in the morphology of LDPE and PP components in the blends with different regions of blend composition. The DSC results showed two separate crystallization temperatures and melting temperatures for mPE1/LDPE and mPE1/PP blends. The melting temperatures and crystallization temperatures of LDPE decreased with increasing the component of mPE1. The spherulitic growth rate of LDPE decreased with increasing the component of mPE1 at a fixed crystallization temperature. However, it was noted that the spherulitic growth rates of PP for various blends are identical but smaller than those of the plain PP. It was obvious that both mPE1/LDPE and mPE1/ PP are immiscible in the molten state.