If you have been dreaming of a blanket that looks like it came straight from a cozy cabin in the Scottish Highlands, this chunky plaid crochet blanket pattern is the one. The Highland Throw is a woven tartan afghan with built-in fringe, worked in super bulky yarn so it comes together fast — and the finished blanket is every bit […]
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Easy Knit and Purl Blanket Patterns Series is a growing collection of beginner-friendly Lion Brand Re-Spun patterns — cozy knit throws that all use the same super bulky yarn, so one yarn haul can make several completely different blankets. Every throw is worked with nothing but knit and purl stitches: no shaping, no seaming, no complicated charts. Right now there […]
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If you’ve ever wanted a deeply textured, almost-ribbed knit throw — but knit it using only the two stitches you already know — this mistake rib knit throw pattern is the one. The Desert Sand Mistake Rib Blanket creates a beautifully dimensional, reversible fabric using nothing but knit and purl stitches, and it works up beautifully fast in super bulky […]
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This honeycomb knit throw is one of those patterns that looks far more intricate than it actually is. A repeating honeycomb cable motif creates rich, dimensional texture that catches the light beautifully — and held double on US 15 needles, the whole project works up plush, oversized, and surprisingly fast. The Honeycomb Ombre Chunky Knit Throw pattern is available as […]
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Add a festive, cozy touch to your home this holiday season with this cable knit Christmas throw. The Candy-Striped Chunky Cable Knit Throw pairs bold cable twists with classic candy-cane red and white stripes — the kind of blanket that looks like it took weeks but knits up fast in chunky #6 super bulky yarn. The full free pattern is […]
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This bobble knit baby blanket pattern is the kind of project that looks impressive on the couch and even better wrapped in tissue paper as a baby shower gift. Dimensional bobble texture, a soft halo-finish ombré yarn, and chunky #5 bulky held double on US 15 needles — it knits up surprisingly fast for how plush and substantial it feels […]
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This ombre knit baby blanket pattern is the cozy, dimensional project you didn’t know you needed. Worked in textured bubble stitch with a self-creating ombré color effect, it looks far more intricate than it actually knits up. The clever colorwork comes from how you pull the yarn — not from changing colors — which means the whole project stays approachable […]
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If you’ve ever wanted a soft, pillowy knit blanket that looks like a marshmallow cloud — but knit it using only the two stitches you already know — this seed stitch knit blanket is the pattern. The Whipped Cream Seed Stitch Blanket creates a beautifully textured, reversible fabric using nothing but knit and purl, and it works up beautifully fast […]
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If you love textured crochet baby blankets that look impressive but use just a handful of stitches, this starburst crochet baby blanket pattern is going to become your new favorite. Worked up in soft Bernat Softee Baby Cotton with a delicate peach contrast stripe, the starburst crochet baby blanket pattern features the starburst stitch that creates fan-shaped bursts of texture, […]
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If you’ve ever wanted a textured knit throw with all the look of a hand-quilted blanket — but knit it using only the two stitches you already know — this seersucker stitch knit throw is the pattern. The seersucker stitch knit throw creates a soft, dimensional, quilted-look texture using nothing but knit and purl, and it works up beautifully fast […]
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This buffalo plaid crochet baby blanket pattern is the cosy gingham baby blanket I always wanted to make but kept avoiding. I’ll be honest — I used to skip gingham patterns altogether because of the colour changes. Weaving in ends is my personal nightmare. But this pattern changed everything for me. I discovered a yarn-carrying technique that makes the colour […]
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Someone in our community asked me for a chunky crochet throw pattern they could work on in front of the TV — something to zone out to after a long day that still looked genuinely chic when it was finished. No complicated stitch counts, no having to rewind because you lost your place, just satisfying, rhythmic crochet that produces something […]
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