Boho Chunky Throw Blanket
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This cozy blanket is perfect for your home or to give as a gift! (Pssst – guys love them!) With 3 afghan sizes to choose from, you can create one for everyone on your list! I hope y’all love this pattern as much as I do! 🙂
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Crochet Throw Blanket
You won’t catch me hanging out in my fave chair or on the couch without a cozy throw blanket tucked around me! I use blankets year round! In the summer with the a/c kicking (my husband is always hot and I’m always cold 😝) or in the winter when it’s cold inside and out, I love to get cozy with my latest crochet project!! Either way, there is just something about having that blanket that makes the experience that much better, add a cup of my fave hot beverage (I love coffee and tea so I’ll take either!) and I’ll be here for hours! 😉 How about you?
If you’ve been around a while then you know I love to create patterns with lots of options, and this and this easy crochet throw blanket is no exception! Choose your size – Lapghan, Throw, or XL Throw because we as humans are NOT all the same size, and we have different needs. Then there is the fringe. I love a fringe, but I know not everyone does, so I made sure to design a border for this afghan that looks great with or without a fringe! YES!
What is the Sweet Stripes Stitch?
The Sweet Stripes stitch – it’s my signature stitch and I’m pretty obsessed with it! This textured crochet stitch creates a beautiful, eye-catching design that looks way more complicated than it actually is.
The Sweet Stripes stitch combines basic stitches (single crochet and double crochet) with strategically placed increases and decreases to create this amazing striped effect. The best part? No color changes needed! The texture creates the “stripes” all on its own. It’s perfect for adventurous beginners who want to level up their skills, and the result is a fabric with wonderful drape and that handcrafted look we all love.
TBH, I think one of my favorite things about this stitch is how it takes simple yarn and makes it look absolutely stunning. Pair a variegated yarn with a solid color for the border, and you’ve got yourself a blanket that looks like you spent DAYS on it (when really, it’s way faster than that!).
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Why You’ll Love This Chunky Crochet Blanket Pattern
You won’t catch me hanging out in my favorite chair or on the couch without a cozy throw blanket tucked around me! I use blankets year round! In the summer with the a/c kicking (my husband is always hot and I’m always cold 😝) or in the winter when it’s cold inside and out, I love to get cozy with my latest crochet project!! Either way, there is just something about having that blanket that makes the experience that much better, add a cup of my fave hot beverage (I love coffee and tea so I’ll take either!) and I’ll be here for hours! 😉
Here’s why you’re going to love making your own Sweet Stripes throw:
- It’s FAST. When you’re working with chunky yarn, they work up so quickly! The lapghan size is perfect for a weekend project, and even the XL throw won’t take you forever. I made six last weekend while listening to a murder mystery podcast. (I regret nothing).
- Three sizes to choose from. If you’ve been around a while then you know I love to create patterns with lots of options, and this easy crochet throw blanket is no exception! Choose your size – Lapghan, Throw, or XL Throw because we as humans are NOT all the same size, and we have different needs.
- Fringe is optional. I love a fringe, but I know not everyone does, so I made sure to design a border for this afghan that looks great with or without a fringe!
- The texture. The Sweet Stripes stitch creates this gorgeous raised texture that’s soft, cozy, and honestly just fun to look at. It’s got depth and interest without being too busy.
- Perfect for gift-giving. Need a gift for a guy who’s impossible to shop for? Make him this blanket. My husband has claimed THREE of my test blankets because he loves how soft and warm they are. It’s also perfect for housewarmings, weddings, or just because!
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Quick and Easy Afghan Pattern
The Sweet Stripes Crochet Throw Blankets are easy to make with simple repetitions! These chunky afghans make a great project to sit down with your crochet and listen to your fave audiobook or watch the latest movie on Prime Video! I love to binge my fave shows while I crochet, how about you? The best part about crocheting a blanket is once it gets about halfway you can use it as a blanket, while you’re still crocheting it!
I created this crochet afghan pattern in 3 sizes – Lapghan, Throw, and XL Throw Blanket! This way you can make just the right blanket for your preference! No matter which size you make, a Sweet Stripes Throw Blanket makes an amazing gift! A lapghan is perfect for little kids and for your elderly family members to use on their lap or around their shoulders! The Throw Blanket Afghan is wonderful to put on the back of your couch or folded in your favorite chair so it’s ready when you want to curl up with your hooks or fave kindle book!! The XL Throw Blanket is perfect for your teen or brother who needs a larger size or anyone who just loves a big, cuddly blanket!
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Make a Crochet Lapghan!
This quick crochet blanket pattern is perfect for an intermediate crocheter or a confident advanced beginner who is ready to tackle the linked double crochet stitch! I have included photo tutorials for this fun stitch. You will be able to confidently say you KNOW how to make a crochet afghan once you’ve completed the pattern!
Here’s what you need to get started:
Lapghan (36″ x 51″): 1100-1300 yards
Throw (49″ x 61″): 1700-1900 yards
XL Throw (54″ x 67″): 2100-2300 yards
Hook: M/N-13 9.0 mm crochet hook! ← I highly recommend this gorgeous beauty! My 100% go to hooks are the Furls Streamline Resin Hook, they are bae!
Yarn: Below are the yarns I used to create my samples! Loops & Threads Charisma is my go to Chunky/Bulky (5) yarn because of the amazing colors and it is soooo soft and cuddly! For this project I used Northern Lights Variegated with the border and stripes in Black! 😍
Need some help with the stitches? Check out my Learn to Crochet Series and my fun Crochet Tutorials! You can also reach out at any time! I am more than happy to help you with any questions you may have!
Need some help with the stitches? Check out my Learn to Crochet Series and my fun Crochet Tutorials! You can also reach out at any time! I am more than happy to help you with any questions you may have!
Yarn Color Combination Ideas
One of the most fun parts of this pattern is choosing your colors! Since you’re working with a variegated main color and a solid accent, the possibilities are endless. Here are some combos I love:
Classic & Cozy: Any warm variegated (like fall colors or earth tones) with Cream or Oatmeal
Bold & Modern: A bright variegated with Black or Charcoal Grey
Soft & Dreamy: Pastel variegated with White or Light Grey
Masculine: Blues/greens variegated with Navy or Dark Grey (guys LOVE this combo!)
Farmhouse Feel: Neutral variegated with Tan or Sage Green.
The variegated yarn does most of the work for you, so you really can’t go wrong. Just pick a solid that appears in your variegated, and you’re golden!
How to Customize the Size
Want to make your blanket bigger or smaller than the three sizes I’ve included? You totally can! Here’s how:
The Sweet Stripes pattern works in multiples, so you can adjust your starting chain to make it wider or narrower. Just keep in mind you’ll need more (or less) yarn depending on your changes.
To make it wider: Add more chains to your foundation chain in multiples of 4
To make it longer: Just keep working rows until you hit your desired length
Quick tip: Weigh your yarn ball before you start and periodically as you work. This helps you know if you have enough yarn to finish!
Why This Makes the Perfect Gift for Men
Can we talk about how hard it is to find gifts for guys? Like, seriously. But y’all, I’ve discovered that handmade blankets are basically the secret weapon for gift-giving to men!
Here’s why guys love these throw blankets:
- They’re chunky and substantial (not delicate or fussy)
- The texture looks modern and cool, not “crafty”
- They’re WARM and actually functional
- The bigger sizes (looking at you, XL throw) are perfect for tall guys or anyone who likes to really wrap up
- You can pick masculine color combos that look amazing in any space
My husband literally steals every blanket I make. I’ll finish one, set it on the couch to photograph, and the next thing I know, he’s claimed it for his chair. The Sweet Stripes texture is substantial enough that guys appreciate the quality, and the chunky yarn makes it feel premium.
Plus, it’s a gift they’ll actually USE. Every single day. How many gifts can you say that about?
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How to Care for Your Chunky Crochet Blanket
Okay, so you’ve made this gorgeous blanket – now how do you keep it looking amazing? Here’s what I recommend:
Washing: Hand wash in cool water with a gentle detergent, or use your washing machine’s delicate cycle in a mesh laundry bag. Loops & Threads Charisma (and most acrylic chunky yarns) are pretty forgiving, but I always err on the side of gentle!
Drying: Lay flat to dry if possible. If you need to use the dryer, use low heat and remove it while it’s still slightly damp, then lay flat to finish drying. This helps prevent stretching.
Storage: Fold (don’t hang!) your blanket when storing it. Hanging can stretch out the stitches over time. Store it in a cool, dry place.
Refreshing: If your blanket gets a little stretched out from use (it happens!), you can gently reshape it while damp and lay flat to dry.
Pro tip: These blankets get softer with every wash! So don’t be afraid to actually use and wash your creation.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
My edges are wavy/ruffled:
This is usually a tension issue. You might be working too loosely, or adding extra stitches accidentally. Count your stitches at the end of each row to make sure you have the right number, and try to keep your tension consistent.
My blanket is getting wider/narrower:
You’re either adding or losing stitches somewhere. Count those stitches! It’s tedious but so worth it to catch the problem early.
The texture doesn’t look right:
Make sure you’re working in the correct stitch and in the right place. The Sweet Stripes stitch is all about those strategic increases and decreases, so following the pattern exactly matters here.
I’m running out of yarn:
This happens! If you’re close to finishing, you might be able to make the border slightly narrower. Or grab another skein – it’s better to have extra than to run out right at the end.
My linked double crochet looks weird:
Check out the photo tutorial in the pattern! Linked dc takes a little practice, but once you get it, it’s actually super easy. Don’t give up – your third or fourth row will look way better than your first!
My Fabulous Pattern Testers!
Y’all I have the most fantastic pattern testers!! They worked super hard to crochet their beautiful projects to test this crochet chunky yarn crochet blanket pattern and provided me with feedback about the pattern!
I just love getting to see the incredible projects y’all make using my designs! I greatly appreciate my testers’ feedback which helps ensure the highest quality pattern and getting to see and share their gorgeous blanket tests with you!! Check them out below!
Thank you so much for testing the Sweet Stripes Throw Blanket Crochet Pattern Robin Quade, Sigan Alon, Brenda Meineke, Cyndi Kanehailua, Debbie Haynes, Bobbie Huddleston, Amity Moffatt, and Christina P!
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Make the Throw Blanket Crochet Pattern!
This crochet pattern is written in US English terms
Materials:
- YARN: Loops & Threads Charisma Bulky Weight 5 yarn, (100% Acrylic, 3.5 oz/100 g, 109 yds/100 m).
- Sample Colors: Northern Lights, Black
- YARDAGE:
- Lapghan: 1100 – 1300 yds
- Throw: 1700 – 1900 yds
- XL Throw: 2100 – 2300 yds
- HOOK Size:
- M/N-13 9.0 mm crochet hook ← I highly recommend these gorgeous beauties! My 100% go to hooks are Furls Streamline Metal Hooks, I loved using mine to create this throw blanket crochet pattern
THROW BLANKET CROCHET PATTERN SIZES:
(excluding fringe)
LAPGHAN: 36” wide x 51” long
THROW: 49” wide x 61” long
XL THROW: 54” wide x 67” long
Experience Level: EASY – Advanced Beginner
Gauge: 6 rows x 8 sts = 4” square
SWATCH: Ch 15, 12 ldc starting in 2nd + 4th ch from hook, turn, ch 3 (counts as 1st dc) and dc in each st (12), turn, ch 1, sc in each st (12). Repeat, working a total of 12 rows. Measure for Gauge.
Pattern Stitches:
Pattern Key:
st(s) – stitch(es)
sp(s) – space(s)
sl st – slip stitch
ch(s) – chain(s)
sc – single crochet
dc – double crochet
ldc – linked double crochet
yo – yarn over
FO – fasten off
Special Stitches: Linked Double Crochet (see instructions below)
Special Stitches:
Be Guided by the Process Photos. They’re easy-to-follow and step-by-step!
Linked Double Crochet (ldc):
1st stitch of row: Insert hook in 2nd ch from hook and pull up loop, insert hook in 4th ch of beginning ch (or next stitch) and pull up loop (3 loops on hook). Yo and pull through 1st 2 loops on hook, yo again and pull through last 2 loops on hook. Ldc stitch complete.
2nd stitch of row: Insert hook in horizontal bar of previous st and pull up loop, insert hook in next st and pull up loop (3 loops on hook). Yo and pull through 1st 2 loops on hook, yo again and pull through last 2 loops on hook. Ldc stitch complete.
PATTERN NOTES:
- Read through the entire pattern first.
- Beginning chain does count as a stitch on dc rounds.
- Beginning chain does not count on sc or ldc rounds, so 1st st of these rounds should be placed in the same st as ch.
- Sl st does count as a stitch on the border.
- Repeat stitches between [ and ] the number of times indicated.
- To make your blanket wider simply increase or decrease the beginning chain in multiples of 4. To make it longer simply continue repeating to the desired length.
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Sweet Stripes Throw Blanket
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SWEET STRIPES THROW BLANKET CROCHET PATTERN
Pattern Directions:
LAPGHAN SIZE:
- Size pre-border: 33” wide x 48” long.
- With Border: 36” wide x 51” long.
Row 1: Loosely ch 69, 66 ldc starting in 2nd and 4th ch from hook and each ch across, turn, (66 ldc).
Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as 1st dc here & throughout), dc in same st, skip next 3 st, [4 dc in next, skip next 3 st,] 15 times, 3 dc in next st, dc in last st, turn, (66 dc).
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in each st across, turn, (66 sc).
Row 4: Ch 3, ldc starting in 2nd ch of the ch 3 and each st across, turn, (66 ldc).
Rows 5-72: Repeat Rows 2 – 4, alternating, and ending with a Row 3 repeat. FO Main Color and continue with Border and Fringe.
LAPGHAN BORDER:
You will work 1 st into each st on the top and bottom of the blanket. Along the sides of the blanket you will evenly space 4 stitches for each 3 row repeat. Each corner has 4 sts of which 2 count as 1st and last st of each side, and 2 count as increases on Round 1 of the border.
Round 1:
Step 1: Attach Border Color or continue with Main Color if desired. Ch 3, turn, ldc in next 65 sts, 3 ldc in last st, (68 ldc).
Step 2: Turn, working down side of blanket, 1 ldc in corner, 94 ldc evenly spaced down side, 3 ldc in corner, (98 ldc).
Step 3: Turn, working along bottom of blanket, 1 ldc in corner, ldc in next 64 sts, 3 ldc in corner, (68 ldc).
Step 4: Turn, working up side of blanket, 1 ldc in corner, 94 ldc evenly spaced up the side, 3 ldc in corner, do not join, (98 ldc). Total R1 (332 ldc).
Round 2: Sl st into 1st st of R1, [3 sc in next st, sl st in next 3 sts,] 82 times, 3 sc in next st, sl st in last 2 sts, sl st to join, (249 sl sts, 249 sc). FO and continue with Fringe if desired.
THROW SIZE:
- Size pre-border: 46” wide x 58” long.
- With border: 49” wide x 61” long.
Row 1: Loosely ch 93, 90 ldc starting in 2nd and 4th ch from hook and each ch across, turn, (90 ldc).
Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as 1st dc here & throughout), dc in same st, skip next 3 st, [4 dc in next, skip next 3 st,] 21 times, 3 dc in next st, dc in last st, turn, (90 dc).
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in each st across, turn, (90 sc).
Row 4: Ch 3, ldc starting in 2nd ch of the ch 3 and each st across, turn, (90 ldc).
Rows 5-87: Repeat Rows 2 – 4, alternating, and ending with a Row 3 repeat. FO main color and continue with Border and Fringe.
THROW BORDER:
You will work 1 st into each st on the top and bottom of the blanket. Along the sides of the blanket you will evenly space 4 stitches for each 3 row repeat. Each corner has 4 sts of which 2 count as 1st and last st of each side, and 2 count as increases on Round 1 of the border.
Round 1:
Step 1: Attach Border Color or continue with Main Color if desired. Ch 3, turn, ldc in next 89 sts, 3 ldc in last st, (92 ldc).
Step 2: Turn, working down side of blanket, 1 ldc in corner, 114 ldc evenly spaced down side, 3 ldc in corner, (118 ldc).
Step 3: Turn, working along bottom of blanket, 1 ldc in corner, ldc in next 88 sts, 3 ldc in corner, (92 ldc).
Step 4: Turn, working up side of blanket, 1 ldc in corner, 114 ldc evenly spaced up the side, 3 ldc in corner, do not join, (118 ldc). Total R1 (420 ldc).
Round 2: Sl st into 1st st of R1, [3 sc in next st, sl st in next 3 sts,] 104 times, 3 sc in next st, sl st in last 2 sts, sl st to join, (315 sl sts, 315 sc). FO and continue with Fringe if desired.
XL THROW:
- Size Pre-border: 51” wide x 64” long.
- With Border: 54” wide x 67” long.
Row 1: Loosely ch 105, 102 ldc starting in 2nd and 4th ch from hook and each ch across, turn, (102 ldc).
Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as 1st dc here & throughout), dc in same st, skip next 3 st, [4 dc in next, skip next 3 st,] 24 times, 3 dc in next st, dc in last st, turn, (102 dc).
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in each st across, turn, (102 sc).
Row 4: Ch 3, ldc starting in 2nd ch of the ch 3 and each st across, turn, (102 ldc).
Rows 5-96: Repeat Rows 2 – 4, alternating, and ending with a Row 3 repeat. FO Main Color and continue with Border and Fringe.
XL THROW BORDER:
You will work 1 st into each st on the top and bottom of the blanket. Along the sides of the blanket you will evenly space 4 stitches for each 3 row repeat. Each corner has 4 sts of which 2 count as 1st and last st of each side, and 2 count as increases on Round 1 of the border.
Round 1:
Step 1: Attach Border Color or continue with Main Color if desired. Ch 3, turn, ldc in next 101 sts, 3 ldc in last st, (104 ldc).
Step 2: Turn, working down side of blanket, 1 ldc in corner, 126 ldc evenly spaced down side, 3 ldc in corner, (130 ldc).
Step 3: Turn, working along bottom of blanket, 1 ldc in corner, ldc in next 100 sts, 3 ldc in corner, (104 ldc).
Step 4: Turn, working up side of blanket, 1 ldc in corner, 126 ldc evenly spaced up the side, 3 ldc in corner, do not join, (130 ldc). Total R1 (468 ldc).
Round 2: Sl st into 1st st of R1, [3 sc in next st, sl st in next 3 sts,] 116 times, 3 sc in next st, sl st in last 2 sts, sl st to join, (351 sl sts, 351 sc). FO and continue with Fringe if desired.
ADD FRINGE:
Step 1: LAPGHAN: Cut 108 pieces, THROW: Cut 144 pieces, XL THROW: Cut 162 pieces of yarn 15” long.
Step 2: Place yarn in groups of 3. Fold a group of yarn in half. Insert hook into the middle st of any one of the 3 sl st sections, on the short edge of theblanket. Place the center of yarn over the hook and pull through the stitch, pulling up a loop. Pull the ends of the yarn through the loop and tighten to secure, making sure the ends are even.
Step 3: Repeat Step 2 all the way along both short edges to create a fringe. 18/24/27 groups per side. Trim evenly.
Please Share your Crochet Blankets!
I truly hope you enjoy making this pattern as much as I enjoyed creating it! Please, please do share your bulky crochet Throw Blanket Projects on social media and on Ravelry!!! I just love seeing your finished afghans!! My fave part of this amazing job is getting to see the incredible creations y’all make with my patterns! It 100% makes my day and it’s the reason I do what I do!! (Confession: The yarn doesn’t hurt either! 😉)
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