I have another super fun and easy crochet blanket pattern to share with you all! I know that many of my followers are beginner crocheters, so I wanted to come up with a throw pattern that is simple, modern, and versatile. I’m incredibly happy with the end result, and I think you will love it too!

The Wisteria Throw pattern creates a contemporary blanket that is perfect to snuggle up with all year round.  You’ll love the easy stitch pattern, which is great for beginners, as well as advanced crocheters looking for a relaxing project to work on with minimal thinking required!  The colour combination that I came up with uses a simple striped repeat, but feel free to mix it up! You could make yours a solid blanket, add the stripes at different intervals, or even add a third colour!

For all of the visual learners out there, I’m happy to let you know that I created a video demo for the tilted posts stitch used in pattern and posted it to the Leelee Knits YouTube Channel. The video is embedded in this page below with the pattern as well.

Yarn Choice:

I chose to work with Knit Picks / We Crochet Brava worsted weight yarn for my blanket. I love the affordable price, as well as their huge selection of colours! I know that you may have a different idea for what colours you’d prefer to work with, so please check out their selection – I promise you will not be disappointed! They have even come out with a Brava Tweed line that I cannot wait to try out!

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Materials:

To make this easy crochet blanket, you will need the following materials:

• Knit Picks Brava Worsted Weight Yarn:
  • 8 Skeins (1700 yards) Seraphim – Colour A.
  • 3 Skeins (600 yards) White – Colour B.
• Size H-8 (5 mm) Crochet Hook.
• Scissors.
• Tapestry/yarn needle (for weaving in ends).

Measurements:

Finished blanket x 33” X 58”.

Abbreviations:

CH: Chain.

HDC: Half Double Crochet.

FPDC: Front Post Double Crochet (yarn over, insert hook from front to back to front around post of corresponding stitch, yarn over and pull up loop [yarn over, draw through 2 loops on hook] 2 times).

A: Colour A.

B: Colour B.

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Tilted Posts Crochet Stitch Video Tutorial:

Tilted Posts Crochet Stitch

Pattern:

With A, Chain 121 (or multiple of 2 plus 3 to change width).

Row 1: HDC in 3rd ch from hook and in each additional ch to end of row. CH2, turn.

Row 2: *Skip next hdc, HDC in next hdc, working in front of HDC just made, work FPDC around skipped hdc; repeat from * to last hdc, HDC in last hdc. CH2, turn.

Row 3: HDC in each stitch to end of row.CH2, turn.

Repeat rows 2 & 3 four more times (this will take you to the end of row 11). Finish the last stitch of row 11 with B.

Row 12: *Skip next hdc, HDC in next hdc, working in front of HDC just made, work FPDC around skipped hdc; repeat from * to last hdc, HDC in last hdc (finish last HDC with A). CH2, turn.

Row 13: HDC in each stitch to end of row.CH2, turn.

Row 14: *Skip next hdc, HDC in next hdc, working in front of HDC just made, work FPDC around skipped hdc; repeat from * to last hdc, HDC in last hdc. CH2, turn.

Row 15: HDC in each stitch to end of row.Finish last stitch with B. CH2, turn.

Repeat rows 12-15 until blanket measures 55 inches.On the last repeat, do not change to B on the last stitch (i.e., keep working with A).

Complete four more repeats of rows 2 & 3.

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