Ombre Textured Blanket Crochet Pattern
Are you looking for the perfect crochet blanket pattern? Check out our Ombre Textured Blanket crochet pattern.
It uses different crochet stitches including the Even Berry Stitch and Waistcoat Stitch. Don’t be intimidated by these stitches though, they are very easy stitches to make and it will be a great opportunity to learn some new crochet techniques. Not only will you create a gorgeous blanket but it will also have stunning texture too. Once you’ve crocheted this blanket you’ll feel very accomplished and you’ll have made a very special keepsake to have for years to come – perfect for gift giving.
This afghan blanket has beautiful shades of white, peach and dusty rose creating a gradient throughout the length of it.
You could also make this into an adorable crochet baby blanket simply by reducing the number of rows you crochet in each section of the blanket. It’ll be the same width but be more in line with a typical baby blanket size in terms of length.
The Ombre blanket is created using the Plymouth Encore Worsted Yarn which is an acrylic/wool blend adding softness without sacrificing durability. It’s luxurious and cozy and comes in vibrant shades that are used in this crochet pattern.
You can get 9 beautiful skeins of this yarn in the previously listed colors and a digital pattern in the new Crochet Kit I’ve created.
If you’re looking for an amazing crochet blanket pattern, look no further. The gorgeous and super soft blanket should be at the top of your to-do list. And if you’re looking for more crochet ideas, check out my other popular crochet blanket patterns like the Done in a Day baby blanket, the Easy Cozy Blanket or the Baby Bumps Blanket.
Ombre Textured Blanket Crochet Pattern
SKILL LEVEL: Advanced Beginner
MATERIALS:
Hook: 5.5mm
Yarn: 3 skeins of Plymouth Encore Worsted in White (0208), 3 skeins of Plymouth Encore Worsted in Pale Peach (0597), 3 skeins of Plymouth Encore Worsted in Dusty Rose (0464). Get this yarn and the digital crochet pattern in the Ombre Textured Blanket Kit we put together here.
Tools: Scissors, tapestry needle, 4” cardboard square
ABBREVIATIONS:
st = stitch
ch = chain
sl = slip stitch
sc=single crochet
dc=double crochet
fpdc= front post double crochet
bpdc= back post double crochet
yo= yarn over
SPECIAL INFORMATION:
Here are the crochet stitches you’ll need for this blanket pattern:
Even Berry stitch: Ch 1, sc into the first st. In the next st, yo, pull up a loop. Yo again and pull through the first loop on hook. Repeat one more time for 5 loops on hook. Yo and pull through all 5 loops. Do not ch to close, sc into the next st.
Ribbed stitch: Ch 3, fpdc in the second st. Bpdc in the next st, repeat across making a dc into the last st.
Waistcoat stitch: Sc for the first row as usual. At the end of the row, ch 1 and turn. Sc loosely into the v made by the previous rows sc, creating a knit like stitch.
FINISHED SIZE: 36” wide x 52” long
Gauge: Not critical
PATTERN:
White:
Ch 110
Row 1: Sc in the 2nd ch from the hook, and each st across. 109 sc
Row 2: Ch 1, sc into the first st. In the next st, yo, pull up a loop. Yo again and pull through the first loop on hook. Repeat one more time for 5 loops on hook. Yo and pull through all 5 loops. Do not ch to close, sc into the next st. This is the first row of the even berry stitch
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in to each st across
Rows 4-16: Repeat rows 2 & 3
Row 17-24: Ch 3, fpdc in the second st. Bpdc in the next st, and repeat across. Dc in the last st.
Row 25: ch 1, sc in each st across
Rows 26-32: Ch 1, Waistcoat st in each st across (sc in between the legs of the previous row’s sc.)
Rows 33-35: Repeat rows 2 & 3. Break yarn
Rows 36-48 (Pale Peach): Join new color, repeat rows 2 & 3, even berry st
Rows 49-56: Repeat rows 17-24 (Ribbed st)
Rows 57-72: Repeat rows 26-32. (Waistcoat st)
Rows 72-78: Repeat rows 2 & 3, break yarn at end of last row (Even Berry st)
Rows 79-88 (Dusty Rose): Repeat rows 2 & 3 (Even Berry st)
Rows 89-96: Repeat rows 17-24 (Ribbed st)
Rows 97-112: Repeat rows 26-32 (Waistcoat st)
Rows 113-128: Repeat rows 2 & 3 (Even Berry st)
Break yarn and weave in all ends. Make 16 tassels in both white and dusty rose. To make tassels, wrap the yarn around the 4” cardboard square about 50 times. Slide another piece of yarn under one end of the wrapped yarn, and tie tightly, leaving the long tail separate from the rest of the tassel. Pull yarn off of the square, and tie another short length about ½” below the top to create the neck. Trim the ends so they form a tassel. Tie the tassels underneath every 6th even berry st, and weave all ends in securely.
If you’re looking for a stunning lapghan or even a baby blanket crochet pattern, your search is over. This beautiful crochet blanket is one a kind with tassels and textured stitches and the softest yarn ever.
Purchase your crochet kit here and get all the yarn you need to complete the project plus you’ll always have access to the pattern. Which means you can make as many of these gorgeous blankets that your heart desires.
Pick up your hook and let’s start stitching!
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