Crochet Blanket Patterns by Crochet Stitches and Patterns

Ripple crochet has been a classic afghan pattern for a long time and rightly so. You really can't go wrong with rippling waves of color or even a chevron pattern. The best part is that you can do a whole rainbow of colors or you can pick a few to make your aesthetic.

Basket weave crochet is one of our favorite stitches! As you can see, it's a very textured stitch with the illusion of being woven together like a basket. It's a very warm crochet stitch in the winter time when you want to be curled up by the fire with a good book.

We always think of cable sweaters when we hear the words cable stitch, and it's basically this same but it's an afghan instead of a sweater. Crochet blanket patterns are better than sweaters anyway because you can cover your whole body in a cabled afghan, but sweaters only warm your upper body.

When you don't have time to crochet a whole afghan, do you just skip it? You don't have to with mile a minute crochet patterns. You can have an afghan done in not time at all. By working the crochet blanket in strips, you'll be able to finish one even if it's last-minute.

There's no doubt about our love for granny squares. There are so many of these to choose from, whether you want to make a full granny square afghan or just want to practice crochet stitches in squares. Perhaps, by the time you're done with your granny squares, you'll have enough to assemble a whole blanket.

Lace is so beautiful and delicate. We can't resist its charms, so we had to share these lovely crochet blanket patterns with you! Whether you want crochet lace to be very intricate or simple, we know you'll find something to fall in love with in this collection.