Crochet striped blankets are a delightful way to add a pop of color and coziness to any space. With their charming patterns and handmade feel, these blankets make the perfect companion for snuggling on the couch or adding a personal touch to your bedroom decor. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, creating a striped blanket can be a fun and rewarding project that allows you to play with various colors and designs. The soothing rhythm of working the yarn and watching the stripes come to life is a truly heartwarming experience that will leave you with a cherished blanket to treasure for years to come. So grab your crochet hook and your favorite yarn colors, and let's create a cozy masterpiece together!
Material for Easy Striped Crochet Blanket
4 Skeins of Bernat Blanket Yarn
Size P (12mm)
Yarn Needle (optional)
Scissor
Abbreviations (US Terms)
CH- Chain Stitch
HDC- Half Double Crochet Stitch
SL ST- Slip Stitch
TW- Turn Your Work
Yarn Color – A- Color 1
B- Color 2
C- Color 3
PATTERN NOTES:
This project uses approximately 4 skeins of Bernat Blanket Yarn, the larger skeins (300g). Start the blanket and end the blanket with the same yarn color.
I purchased 2 skeins of yarn (the starting rows) in the same color.
This blanket is customizable, for a smaller blanket create a shorter foundation chain and fewer rows.
For a larger blanket, create more stitches in the foundation chain, and more rows.
Written Instructions
CH 70, Color A
Be sure to not pull your yarn too tight around your hook or it will be difficult to work the stitches in the foundation chain.
2. Row 2 – 3rd stitch from hook place HDC in each stitch across, ch 1 TW
3. Row 3-4, HDC in the first stitch, each stitch across, ch 1 TW.
Change Yarn, Color B
4. Row 5-7, HDC in the first stitch, each stitch across, ch 1 TW.
Change Yarn, Color C
5. Row 8-10, HDC in the first stitch, across, ch 1 TW.
Every 3 Rows, change yarn color, alternating between color A, then Color B, then Color C.
6. Row 70 or when the desired length is met, HDC across, fasten off cut yarn.
Weave in all ends.
NOTE: The CH stitch will NOT count as the first stitch in the row. Be sure to complete an HDC in the last turning chain stitch.
Using the Bernat Blanket yarn will allow you to create the coziest blanket. Depending on the time you spend creating your blanket you could have it finished in a few days.
