As the crisp autumn air begins to settle in, there’s nothing better than wrapping yourself in a cozy, handmade blanket that seems to hug you right back. Our latest crochet blanket pattern is just what you need this fall!
Crafted with two strands of worsted weight size 4 yarn, this blanket not only offers an incredible squishy texture but also drapes beautifully, making it the perfect addition to your home.
Whether you’re cuddling up with a good book or enjoying a warm cup of tea, this blanket will quickly become your go-to for all things cozy this season. Grab your hooks, and let’s get started on this must-have fall essential!
The reason I chose to do two strands rather than using one strand of bulky or super bulky yarn is I found those yarns to be more stiff and I really wanted this blanket to be flowy and have a good drape to it.
The other reason is weight. Most bulky yarns are rather heavy, and while two strands does create some weight I still personally think it is lighter then if I used super bulky yarn.
So feel free to use my two strand method or if you find a bulky yarn you love you can use that as well!
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Materials
Using two Size 4 Worsted Weight Yarn held together
I used Hobby Lobby I Love this Yarn in Orange Burst and Burnt Orange
Yarn Needle
Scissors
Sizing & Yardage
Stitches (US Terms)
CH- Chain
DC- Double Crochet
DC in BLO- Double Crochet in Back Loop Only
Notes
Sizing will be written Baby (Throw, Queen, King)
Ch 2 will NOT count as a stitch.
This sizes are squared, but technically we are creating the length with our beginning chain and each row will determine the width of our blanket.
Gauge
5 X 5 inches
11 DC X 6 Rows of Pattern (DC in BLO)
Autumn Blanket Pattern
Holding two strands of size 4 worsted weight yarn together
Ch 101 (123, 145, 200, 211)
Row 1- DC in the 3rd Ch from your hook. DC in each Ch across. Ch 2, and turn.
Row 2- DC in BLO in each st across.
Repeat Row 2 until you reach Row 54 (66, 78, 108, 114)
Tie off. Weave in any ends.
That’s it, friends! I hope you enjoyed this Crochet Blanket pattern!
If you make one of these Crochet Blankets I would love to see them! Please tag me on Instagram @SierrasCraftyCreations
Happy Crocheting
Sierra
