This crocheted blanket is the coziest thing ever and the perfect handmade addition to any living area. Have fun with stripes, color-blocking, or anything in-between with this beginner friendly pattern!
Materials
4 hanks each of three different colors of WeCrochet Billow, or approximately 460 yards in each color of any size 5 bulky yarn. Sample uses Billow in Whisker, Tea Rose, and Tumeric
1 hank of WeCrochet Billow in Natural (border), or 100 yards of any contrast color of the same yarn.
10.00 mm crochet hook
Ruler, scissors, yarn needle
Gauge
8 stitches by 4 rows = 4 by 4 inches in double crochet, worked flat
Abbreviations
C1/2/3/4: Color 1, 2, 3, 4
ch: chain
dc: double crochet
sc: single crochet
ea: each
st(s): stitch(es)
slst: slip stitch
FO: finish off
Pattern Notes
Find the yarn featured in this pattern here.
The ch 2 at the beginning of each row does not count as a stitch.
Due to the nature of this yarn, it is likely that your blanket will grow considerably as the project gains weight. This is normal, and yields a beautifully drapey result, so don’t stress about it!
When finished, this blanket measures approximately 60 by 70 inches, stretched slightly due to weight.
Blanket
Using C1 (gray)
ch 102
Row 1: dc in the third ch from the hook, and in ea ch across. 100 sts
Rows 2-11: ch 2 and turn. dc in ea st across. 100 sts
Switch to C2 (pink)
Rows 12-34 : ch 2 and turn. dc in ea st across. 100 sts
Switch to C3 (mustard)
Rows 35-57 : ch 2 and turn. dc in ea st across. 100 sts
Switch to C1 (gray)
Rows 58-68 : ch 2 and turn. dc in ea st across. 100 sts
FO, weave in all ends.
Border
Join C4 (white) to any stitch/space along any side of the blanket
Round 1: ch 1, sc evenly around the entire blanket. Place about 2 sc sts per row on the sides, and 1 sc st per st on the top/bottom. Place 3 sc sts in ea corner. slst to the first st to join.
Round 2: ch 1, sc in ea st around. Place 3 sc sts in ea corner. slst to the first st.
Finishing
Cut yarn and weave in any ends.
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Until next time,
Amy Kate
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