Last Updated on January 13, 2023 by Cyprianne Nolan
Fall isn’t quite here yet and I am already dreaming of being cozy all winter long. If you love to be cozy too then you will love this easy to make chunky crochet blanket free pattern and video tutorial.
I mean really, isn’t it time that you made yourself something special? This winter I guarantee that this chunky blanket will keep you super cozy and warm.
Basic stitches work together create this incredible texture and it’s made with an oversize hook which makes it super fast to make. Anyone who knows me knows that this is very important as I am an incredibly slow crocheter.
If you don’t feel like reading a pattern no problem I’ve done up a video tutorial that will help you get it done with no reading! And if you’re a beginner the tutorial will be great for you too.
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- Watch the Brumble Crochet Blanket Video Tutorial Below
- Designers Notes
- Best yarn for this pattern
- Substituting yarn is easy!
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- Scroll Down Free Crochet Pattern for Brumble Crochet Blanket
- Skill Level
- Abbreviations
- Gauge
- Materials Needed
- Finished Measurements
- IMPORTANT NOTES ON RESIZING THIS CROCHET THROW
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- Crochet Instructions
- Free Printables
- Tassels
Who can make this?
This crochet blanket is a perfect pattern for anyone at any level. It uses a really simple combination of single crochet and double crochet worked in the same stitch to create this beautiful texture.
For those of you just starting your crochet journey there is a video tutorial that you can follow along with where I show you how to make the stitches as we go. If you already know how to crochet there will be timestamps so that you can just pop the video on and watch it in front of the TV without having to read the pattern.
Because it’s such an easy design it won’t take long for you to get the hang of things and you will be able to continue making it on your own.
Watch the Brumble Crochet Blanket Video Tutorial Below
Tips for beginner crocheters! Watch the video all the way through a few times so that you know what to expect.
How to print this pattern
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Designers Notes
- Skill Level is Beginner
- Skills Needed double crochet, single crochet, chain and slip stitch
- Size 50″ x 60″ crochet throw pattern includes instructions on how to resize
- Made super Loops and Threads Sweet Snuggles Lite yarn or any other super bulky yarn
- Written in Standard American terms
Best yarn for this pattern
This crochet blanket works up beautifully in any super bulky yarn. If you are making something to snuggle with then go for something like Bernat Blanket or the one I’ve used here. For a more classic elegant throw I would recommend Lions Brand Thick N Quick Wool Ease.
Substituting yarn is easy!
Be sure to check out both the Blanket Measurement Chart and the Blanket Resizing Calculator so that you can easily customize the size of this blanket. Using these tools you will be able to make out of any yarn and any size your heart desires.
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Scroll Down Free Crochet Pattern for Brumble Crochet Blanket
Skill Level
Easy
Abbreviations
- ch – chain
- dc – double crochet
- sc – single crochet
- sk – skip
- st – stitch
- sts – stitches
- slst – slip stitch
Note: Stitches in () are worked into same stitch
Gauge
Not required for this design
Materials Needed
- 15.0 mm crochet hook
- 6 – 250 gram/ 200 m skeins
- Loops and Threads Sweet Snuggles Lite Yarn Note: There is another version of the Sweet Snuggles that is thicker be sure to use the ‘Lite’ version for the same sizing as my throw.
- 4 – 5 inch piece of cardboard to make tassels and scissors
- Scissors
Finished Measurements
50” x 60”
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How to resize this blanket
IMPORTANT NOTES ON RESIZING THIS CROCHET THROW
This pattern calls for a multiple of 2 .
For this pattern a starting chain of 90. So written another way would be 90 + 1. If you want to change the size chain a number divisible by 2 then pop one extra chain on the end.
Please take note! This blanket is worked sideways. Which means the rows being crocheted are the length of the throw not the width.
Start by making a chain of 91 stitches and this will equal approximately 60″ which is the length of the throw.
If you want to make it longer you will want to add extra chains at this point.
If you want to change the width of this crochet throw then simply crochet less or more rows.
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Crochet Instructions
And remember your starting chain is the LENGTH of the blanket.
Chain 91
Start by making a chain of 91 stitches and this will equal approximately 60″ which is the length of the throw.
If you want to adjust the length of the throw you will want to chain more or less for your starting chain. Just be sure that it is a multiple of 2 + 1 (see notes on page 4).
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and each chain across (90) Ch 1, turn.
Row 2: Sk 1st sc, (sc, dc) in next sc. *Sk next sc, (sc, dc) in next* rpt from * to * till end or row. Ch 1, turn. (90)
Row 3: Sk 1st dc, (Sc, dc) in 1st sc, *Sk next dc, (sc, dc) in next sc* rpt from * to * till end of row. Ch 1, turn. (90)
Continue to repeat row 3 until your throw measures 50” or desired width.
Last row: Sc in 1st and each st across. (90) Fasten off and weave in ends.
Free Printables
Tassels
What You’ll Need: list materials needed to make a tassel
- Yarn
- Scissors
- Cardboard 4” to 5” piece of cardboard
Making the Tassel: step-by-step instructions for creating a tassel
Start by wrapping the yarn around the cardboard numerous times (at least 20). The more wraps, the fuller your tassel will be.
Once you’ve wrapped the yarn around the cardboard, cut the yarn at the bottom of the cardboard then with a piece of yarn about 10” long tie off the top with a knot. Keep the ends long this is what you will be using to tie the tassel to the blanket.
Now slide it off of the cardboard.
Next, take another piece of yarn and wrap it around the body about ¼ of the way down from the top of the tassel as many times as you like and tie off. Then with a yarn need weave the ends through the middle of the tassel.
Cut and trim the bottom of the tassel so it’s even all around.
That’s it! All you need to is fasten off choose more yarn and keep hooking!
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