Find easy crochet afghan patterns, including crochet ripple afghans, granny square blanket patterns and more. Learn to crochet blankets for every room of your house and easily amp up your home’s style with these easy-to-make designs.
See how you can learn to crochet patterns of all sizes, colors and construction. Learn how to combine individual crochet granny squares into a granny afghan and even learn how to crochet a mermaid blanket for your little one (or for yourself)!
Afghans can be intimidating because they’re so big, but there are many ways to make a quick blanket, from only making baby blankets and lapghans to using super bulky yarn to make your stitches as big as possible. If you have the skills and the patience, you can easily work up any afghan design you want – just be sure to work on it!
Designed with a playful stripe pattern, this blanket adds a touch of pizzazz to your crochet repertoire. The beauty of this pattern lies in its construction; you’ll be pleased to find that there’s less seaming than meets the eye! Each row, or strip, is crafted together as a single unit, minimizing the need for extensive finishing work. Complete with a simple single crochet edging, this blanket is a quick and enjoyable creation that will bring warmth and charm to your space.
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This Corner-to-Corner (C2C) crochet project combines the timeless elegance of snowflakes with the rustic charm of a classic plaid design, resulting in a delightful piece that captures the magic of winter.
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Richly painted with spicy autumn colors, four striped rectangles surround a center square, using the Hdc V-st to add texture and interest. When arranged into larger blocks, the overall pattern is reminiscent of a lovely afternoon strolling down colorful nature trails.
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A modern twist on a traditional gingham quilt, this cozy piece is made up of 25 linen stitch rectangles easily completed on the go. Whip up yours while sitting fireside in your favorite oversized chair and enjoy the finished piece all winter long. Â
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The ever-so-popular Criss Cross Throw from February 2015 gets a fun update! Now featuring shades in bright blue, teal and gray, the dainty shells in this bluesy crochet shells throw really pop. Throw it over the couch or use it as a throw for a bed, this pattern is perfect to use all winter long.
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Crocheted from the center outward using chenille yarn, this large and cozy afghan is a warm welcome to cold winter days. Warm as a woolen blanket and washable, this clever design is a keeper with its faux pom edging in lovely mint.
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The main body of this moody throw is worked back and forth with crossed double crochet and green yarn. Thick enough to provide significant warmth, but still elegant with a gorgeous, lacy border, this must-have pattern is just what you need this season.
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Dainty shells in shades of pink and white make up this rosy crochet shells throw. Throw it over the couch or use it as a throw for a bed, this throw is perfect to use all winter. This easy crochet shell blanket works up so quickly and looks stunning in any color combination – use it to match your decor or choose neutrals for an all-year statement piece.
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It’s just not spring without some bright floral motifs, and this throw has them in spades. This throw is great to work on while on the go as it’s made as individual granny squares that are later joined together.
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Introducing the Box Canyon Blanket, inspired by the captivating allure of southwestern landscapes. Just like an afternoon hike through a box canyon, this blanket encapsulates the natural wonders found in these unique rock formations: open-ended canyons, swirling layers of sandstone and inviting ledges perfect for a crochet break. This laidback intarsia crochet blanket artfully employs four colors to mimic the picturesque rock layers and echoing effect within a box canyon. The simplicity of double crochet stitches highlights the modern southwestern geometric pattern and the captivating interplay of colors.
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