Textured Modern Stripes Crochet Blanket: Free Pattern and Video Tutorials

Crochet a Cozy Textured Blanket that will Last for Years to Come.

While this pattern for a chunky textured blanket with modern stripes will work with any weight yarn and recommended hook, you would have to adjust the number of stitches for the size you want.  

Using a chunky 6 weight yarn gave me the thick, cozy texture I was looking for.  It’s so warm and the weight is just right for relaxing on the couch or in bed.

Materials I used:

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10mm hook (purchase here)

Bernat Softee Chunky Yarn super bulky 6 (purchase here) 431 yards each, this blanket took 2 skeins of each color for a total of 2,586 yards

A=Black   

B=Natural

C=Teal

Using 3 colors gives this textured blanket a modern feel.

Because the finished size of this cozy, textured blanket is 52” width x 63” length, it’s great as a throw on a sofa or a bed. 

Due to the weight of the yarn and texture of the stitches, the blanket is perfect for snuggling in on a cold night.  

Keep your guests comfy as the featured blanket in your guest room. They’ll be so impressed when they find out you made it!

Note:  Always start in the very first stitch.  The turning chain doesn’t count as a stitch.

Let’s Get Started!  This Textured Blanket has an easy 2 row repeat pattern

Color A :

Ch 100 plus 1 more chains (or any multiple of 8 then add 5 more chains)

Row 1:

Dc in back bump of 2nd chain (makes for a nicer base row, but not necessary) and across, ch 1 turn.

Row 2:

*4 sc, 4 fpdc* Repeat from * to * across, ending with 4 sc ch 1 turn

Row 3:  

sc in each stitch across, ch 1, turn

Repeat rows 2 and 3 with color A, 54 rows or 20”, finish on a row 2. In the last stitch, begin a sc, but don’t pull the yarn through the loops. Pick up Color B, finish the sc with color B (each color took 2 skeins)ch 1 turn

Color B, repeat rows 2 and 3, 54 rows, ending with the row 3 (fpdc, sc) finish the last sc with color C, sc across, ch 1, turn

Repeat rows 2 and 3, for 54 rows,

Last 2 Rows!

4 dc, 4 fpdc, ch 1, turn. You can finish here or….

Single crochet across, fasten off.

While you may want to make a border, I chose to keep mine simple. The clean edges give it that modern feel. Add tassels or fringe for a fun twist.

Finally, weave in the ends and you’re done!  Congratulations!  Let me know how you liked the pattern.  

While you’re here, visit my shop to purchase a pdf pattern or the crocheted textured stripes blanket, while it’s available.

Before you go, you may also be interested in my Chunky Textured Pillow Covers patterns. They go perfectly with the blanket!

I included a video tutorial if you learn better by watching (I do!) I included the stitches used in case you haven’t yet learned them or need a refresher.