Free Barn Quilt Blanket Pattern

Barn Quilt Blanket Pattern

Pattern Description:

This is a free Corner-to-Corner (C2C) blanket pattern. It is a large-sized throw inspired by the beautiful barn quilts found dotting outbuildings and barns across the Midwest. 

The design utilizes five colors of WeCrochet Brava Worsted yarn selected for a rustic yet modern palette. The completed blanket is intended to be an heirloom full of memories.

Materials Needed & Measurements:

Yarn:

  • WeCrochet Brava Worsted
    • Fiber Content: 100% Premium Acrylic
    • Yardage: 218 yards/skein
  • Colors and Skein Counts:
    • C1 (Dove Heather) – 8 skeins
    • C2 (Brindle) – 4 skeins
    • C3 (Wine) – 3 skeins
    • C4 (Charcoal Heather) – 2 skeins
    • C5 (Denim) – 2 skeins

Tools:

  • US H/5mm crochet hook, or size needed to meet gauge
  • Scissors
  • Darning Needle

Measurements:

  • Gauge: 5 squares x 5 rows = 4″
  • Finished Size (Full size throw): Approximately 53″ x 68″

Abbreviations Used:

  • ch – chain
  • sl st – slip stitch
  • dc – double crochet
  • C1 – Color 1 (Dove Heather)
  • C2 – Color 2 (Brindle)
  • C3 – Color 3 (Wine)
  • C4 – Color 4 (Charcoal Heather)
  • C5 – Color 5 (Denim)
  • RS – right side
  • WS – wrong side

Instructions for Making the Barn Quilt Blanket Pattern:

C2C Method

The standard C2C technique is used for increasing rows.

  • Row 1: Ch 6. Dc in 4th ch from hook and each ch across, turn.
  • Row 2: Ch 6, dc in 4th ch from hook and next 2 ch, slst to turning ch to join, ch 3, 3 dc in turning ch, turn. Row 3: Ch 6, dc in 4th ch from hook and next 2 ch, slst to turning ch to join, ch 3, 3 dc in turning ch, repeat from to across, turn.
  • Repeat Row 3 until the corner (widest/tallest point) is reached.
  • Starting a Straight Edge (for widest/tallest point): Slst in the first 3 dc, slst in the turning ch, ch 3, 3 dc in the turning ch. Then, slst to turning ch to join, ch 3, 3 dc in turning ch, repeat from to across, turn. You will then work the opposite rows as in the main pattern.

Written Instructions (Full Size Throw)

Increase Phase (Rows 1–66):

  • Rows 1–21: Work using C1.
    • Row 1: C1
    • Row 2: (C1) x 2
    • (… continue increasing by 1 C1 block each row until)
    • Row 21: (C1) x 21
  • Color Work Starts:
    • Row 22: C3, (C1) x 10, C3, (C1) x 10
    • Row 23: (C1) x 11, C3, (C1) x 9, C3, C1
    • Row 32: (C1) x 5, (C3) x 12, (C1) x 15
    • Row 44: C1, (C2) x 11, (C3) x 10, (C2) x 11, (C1) x 11
    • Row 54: (C1) x 6, (C2) x 11, (C4) x 5, (C5) x 5, (C2) x 11, (C1) x 16
  • Row 66 (Last Increase Row): C1, (C3) x 11, (C2) x 11, (C4) x 5, (C5) x 5, (C2) x 11, (C3) x 11, (C1) x 11

Corner

Decrease Phase (Rows 67–151):

  • Row 67: (C1) x 11, (C3) x 11, (C4) x 11, (C5) x 5, (C4) x 4, (C5) x 11, (C3) x 11, (C1) x 2
  • Row 86: (C1) x 11, (C3) x 11, (C2) x 11, (C5) x 5, (C4) x 5, (C2) x 11, (C3) x 11, C1

Corner

  • Row 87: (C3) x 11, (C2) x 12, (C4) x 4, (C5) x 5, (C2) x 12, (C3) x 11, (C1) x 10
  • Row 108: (C1) x 11, (C2) x 11, (C3) x 10, (C2) x 11, C1
  • Row 120: (C1) x 15, (C3) x 12, (C1) x 5
  • Row 131: (C1) x 21

Final Decrease Rows (Solid C1):

  • Row 145: (C1) x 7
  • Row 149: (C1) x 3
  • Row 150: (C1) x 2
  • Row 151: C1

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