Crochet throw blankets add warmth and a soft feel to your home. These 47 crochet throw blanket patterns give you lots of fun ideas to try.
You can make simple throws, striped blankets, soft stitch designs, and classic square styles. Some patterns are great for new crocheters.
Others let you try new stitches and skills. Make a throw for your sofa, bed, or chair. You can also make one as a sweet gift for someone you love.
Pick yarn colors that fit your home, or use yarn from your stash. Look through these patterns and find a throw you will love to make.
Continuous Mitered Square Blanket
Make a warm throw with the Continuous Mitered Square Blanket Pattern. Each square joins to the next as you work. This means you do not have to sew the squares at the end.
Back loop stitches add soft ridges to the blanket. Simple decreases help form the shape of each square. Use yarn with many shades for easy color changes and a fun patchwork look.
The pattern has a supply list, stitch tips, steps for each square, and a plain border.
This pattern is best for those with some crochet skills. Add more squares for a large blanket, or use fewer squares for a small throw. It also makes a sweet handmade gift.
Retro Floral C2C Crochet Blanket Pattern
Add a sweet retro look to your home with this Retro Floral C2C Crochet Blanket Pattern. White daisies with cream centers sit on a soft yellow base.
Use worsted weight yarn to make this cozy throw. It is about 48 × 55 inches when made at the stated gauge.
The pattern uses US crochet terms. It has a stitch guide, color tips, and a row plan. Start at one corner and work across to make the flower design.
Place the finished blanket on your sofa or bed. You can also make it as a warm and thoughtful gift.
Boxy Blooms Blanket
The Boxy Blooms Blanket is soft, warm, and fun to make. It uses two types of yarn with color shifts. As you work, the colors form a sweet flower look.
Puff stitches add soft bumps to the blanket. Front post stitches add more shape and depth. The rows have a simple repeat, so the pattern is easy to follow.
The finished blanket is about 48″ × 54″. It is a nice size for a bed, chair, or sofa. A neat edge hides the yarn carried up the sides.
This is a fun project if you love soft yarn, pretty colors, and simple rows.
Unwind Throw Blanket
Make a soft and modern throw with the Unwind Throw Blanket Pattern. This C2C blanket is made from four large panels. Bulky yarn makes the work fast and gives the throw a warm feel.
Easy color changes form large shapes in each panel. When all four panels are done, join them with single crochet seams. You can turn each panel to find a layout you like.
The finished throw is about 45 by 57 inches. It is a great project if you like C2C crochet, simple color work, and bold shapes.
Cottage Lattice Throw
Make a soft throw with this Cottage Lattice Crochet Blanket Pattern. The open grid keeps the throw light and soft. It also gives it a clean and classic look.
You only need a few basic stitches. Use double crochet and chain stitches to make the main part. Then add a single crochet edge for a neat finish.
The row repeat is easy to learn. This makes it a nice project for a calm day at home. Use one yarn shade for a simple look. You can also use a new shade for the edge.
Use the finished throw on a bed, sofa, or chair. It also makes a sweet handmade gift.
Strata Sunrise Throw
Make a soft and warm throw with the Strata Sunrise Crochet Blanket Pattern. Wide stripes give it a soft sunrise look. Use cream, pale peach, soft rose, and warm gold yarn.
The pattern uses easy single crochet and half double crochet rows. It is a good pick for new crocheters. Simple steps show you how to make each stripe, change the yarn, and add the edge.
The throw is about 48 × 61 inches when done. Place it on a sofa, chair, or bed. You can also make it as a sweet handmade gift.
Adagio Throw
Make a soft throw with the Adagio Throw Crochet Pattern. It uses simple crochet stitches to make soft rows and raised lines. The four-row repeat is easy to learn and fun to work. It is a nice project for a calm night at home.
The throw is about 42 × 54 inches when done. A simple crochet edge gives it a neat finish. Use one yarn color for the whole throw. You can also use a new color for the edge. The pattern uses US crochet terms and has clear steps to help you as you work.
Starry Ridge Throw
Make a soft throw with the Starry Ridge Crochet Throw Pattern. Bobble stitches form small star-like dots. Soft ridges add a nice feel to the throw.
The pattern uses basic crochet stitches. You will use single crochet, half double crochet, and bobble stitches. A four-row repeat makes the pattern easy to follow.
Use one yarn shade for a simple look. You can also use two shades to show each stitch band.
The finished throw is about 42 × 54 inches. Clear steps show you how to make the throw and border. You will also learn how to change yarn shades, change the size, and care for your new throw.
Sunrise Shore Ripple Throw
Make a soft throw with the Sunrise Shore Ripple Throw Crochet Pattern. Soft waves give this throw a calm look. Bands of peach, pale gold, cream, and sea blue add warm tones.
You only need a few basic crochet skills. Single crochet, adds, and drops form each wave. Clear steps help you work each row and change each shade with ease.
The throw is about 40 × 48 inches when done. You can also change the size to suit your needs. Use it on a bed, chair, or sofa. It also makes a sweet gift. Worsted yarn helps keep the throw soft and warm.
Arctic Jewel Throw Blanket
Make a soft throw with the Arctic Jewel Crochet Blanket Pattern. Simple moss stitch rows make a neat and soft fabric. Small gaps give the throw a light feel.
Use cream, pale blue, teal, and plum yarn to make soft bands of color. The pattern has clear steps for each row. It also shows you when to change yarn. You will find stitch counts, border steps, and tips for changing the size.
This is a good project for new crochet fans who know basic stitches. Use the throw on a bed, sofa, or chair. You can also make it as a sweet handmade gift.
Fairy Floss Striped Crochet Throw
Make a soft throw with the Fairy Floss Striped Crochet Throw Pattern. Cream, pink, lilac, and light blue yarn make soft stripes. Each row uses half double crochet in the back loop. This gives the throw soft, raised lines.
Each stripe has nine rows. This makes the color plan easy to use. A cream edge gives the throw a neat look.
This pattern is great for new crochet fans. Use the throw on a sofa, chair, or bed. You can also make it as a sweet gift for a friend or loved one.
Lakeside Ridge Throw
Make a soft throw with the Lakeside Ridge Crochet Pattern. Cream, blue, and soft gray yarn make calm stripes. Easy crochet rows make this a good project for new makers. Back-loop stitches add soft raised lines.
The throw is about 42 × 54 inches with the edge. Clear steps show you how to make each stripe. They also show when to change yarn and how to add the edge.
This soft throw is fun to make at home. Use it on a bed, chair, or sofa. You can also make it as a sweet gift for a friend.
Gentle Comfort Ribbed Throw Blanket
Make a soft throw with the Gentle Comfort Ribbed Throw Blanket Pattern. This easy pattern uses half double crochet in the back loop. This makes soft raised rows across the throw.
Use cream, pale blue, and light gray yarn for a calm look. Each color band has 25 rows. This makes the color plan easy to use.
Add a plain cream border for a neat edge. The soft ribbed look adds warmth and style. Place the throw on a bed, sofa, or chair. You can also make it as a sweet handmade gift for a friend or loved one.
Barn Quilt Blanket
Make a cozy throw with the Barn Quilt Blanket Crochet Pattern. Simple crochet squares form large diamond shapes. Cream, rust, blue, olive, and gold add a warm look.
Each square uses basic single crochet. Easy color swaps help form the quilt design. Join the squares to make each block. Then add a plain cream edge.
The finished throw is about 42 × 42 inches. Clear steps show how to make and join each square. You will also learn how to set up the blocks and add the edge. This is a fun project for those who know basic crochet.
Hexagons Throw Blanket
Make a soft throw with the Hexagons Throw Blanket Pattern. This blanket is made with 56 six-sided pieces. Use cream, teal, blue, and gold yarn. Each piece starts in the center and grows in rounds.
Simple double crochet stitches make it easy to work. Sew the pieces into rows to form the throw. The steps show you how to make and join each piece.
You will also find yarn, size, gauge, and color tips. This pattern is a good pick if you know basic crochet. Use the finished throw on a bed, chair, or sofa.
Snowflake Granny Square Blanket
Make a warm winter throw with this Snowflake Granny Square Blanket Pattern. White snowflakes stand out on blue granny squares. The look is soft and sweet for winter.
You will make 63 squares. Add simple snowflake arms with white yarn. Then join the squares to make the throw. Add a neat border to finish it.
The steps are clear and easy to follow. This pattern is a good fit if you know basic crochet skills. The finished throw is about 44 × 56 inches. Use it on cold days or give it as a handmade gift.
The Aspen Blanket
Make a soft blanket with the Aspen Throw Crochet Pattern. This easy pattern uses half double crochet. The stitches make neat rows with soft ridges.
Wide stripes of cream, sage, and warm gray give the throw a calm look. You will make the whole blanket in one piece. There are no squares to sew or join.
Add a plain cream border for a neat edge. The steps are clear and easy to follow. This makes it a good project for new crochet fans.
Use your Aspen Throw on a sofa or bed. You can also make one as a sweet handmade gift.
Crochet Simple Ripple Blanket
Make a soft throw with this Simple Ripple Blanket Pattern. Easy double crochet stitches make soft waves. Simple stitch changes help form each row. Five soft yarn shades make wide stripes.
The steps are clear and easy to use. You will find stitch counts, yarn changes, gauge, and size tips.
This pattern is a good pick if you know the main crochet stitches. Use the throw on a bed, chair, or sofa. You can also make it as a sweet handmade gift for a friend or loved one.
Sunset Stripes Crochet Blanket
Make a warm and cozy throw with the Sunset Stripes Crochet Blanket Pattern. Soft bands of cream, peach, clay, rose, and plum give it a sunset look.
The pattern uses simple half double crochet stitches. Some rows are worked in the back loop to add soft ridges.
The blanket is made in one piece. You do not need to join any squares. A cream border gives it a neat edge.
This easy pattern has clear steps for each row. It also has color changes, gauge, size tips, and border steps. Use it to make a soft throw for your sofa, chair, or bed.
tulip blanket crochet pattern
Make a sweet throw with this Tulip Blanket Crochet Pattern. Soft puff flowers sit on green stems. Cream rows help each row of tulips stand out.
The blanket is made flat in one piece. Add a plain single crochet edge when you are done. The steps show you how to make each stitch and change yarn shades. You will also find tips for size, gauge, and the last steps.
This pattern is a good pick for those who know basic crochet. It uses worsted weight yarn. Make pink tulips for a soft look, or use a mix of flower shades.
Zig Zag Granny Stitch Blanket
Make a cozy throw with the Zig Zag Granny Stitch Blanket Pattern. Groups of three double crochet stitches form soft peaks and dips. Cream, sage, and clay yarn make warm stripes.
The same stitch rows repeat, so the pattern is easy to learn. Clear steps show you how to start, change yarn, add side trim, and finish the throw.
You will also find tips for size changes. This pattern is a good pick for new crocheters with basic skills. The finished throw is about 42 × 54 inches. Use it on a sofa, chair, or bed.
Heart Granny Square Blanket
Make a sweet throw with the Heart Granny Square Blanket Pattern. Each square has a cute heart on top. The open granny style gives the throw a light and soft look.
You will make each square on its own. This makes the project easy to take with you. You can also work on a few squares at a time.
Use one shade for all the hearts. Or use a mix of shades for a fun look. Join all 48 squares, then add a plain edge.
This pattern uses US crochet terms. It is a good choice if you know basic crochet skills. The finished throw is about 44 × 58 inches.
Primrose Stitch Blanket
Make a soft throw with the Primrose Stitch Crochet Blanket Pattern. This easy pattern uses basic shells, single crochet, and chain spaces. These stitches make a soft raised design.
The steps are clear and easy to follow. You will find stitch counts, gauge help, border steps, and size tips. Use one yarn shade for a clean look. You can also mix colors to make it your own.
The pattern uses worsted weight yarn and basic crochet skills. The finished throw is about 42 × 54 inches. It is a calm and fun project to make at home.
Flower Granny Square Blanket
Make a sweet and cozy blanket with this Flower Granny Square Blanket Pattern. Each square has a cute flower with eight petals. A simple granny frame goes around each flower.
You can make a small lap blanket or a larger throw. Pick the size that works best for you. Use soft pink and lilac yarn, or choose colors you love.
The pattern has clear steps for each square. It also shows you how to join and block the squares. A simple crochet edge gives the blanket a neat finish. This is a fun way to add a handmade touch to your home.
Shell Stitch Crochet Blanket
Make a soft and warm throw with this Shell Stitch Crochet Blanket Pattern. The shell stitch gives the throw a sweet look and soft feel. Groups of double crochet form each shell. Single crochet stitches sit between the shells.
The short row repeat is easy to learn. It also makes the throw fun to work on. The pattern has clear steps for the rows and edge. It also lists the yarn, hook, gauge, and stitch notes.
Use one yarn shade for a clean look. You can also add stripes in colors you love. This is a fun way to build your crochet skills.
Textured Chevron Blanket
Make a soft throw with the Textured Chevron Blanket Crochet Pattern. The peaks and dips give the throw a fun wave shape. Raised rows add a soft feel and nice detail. 
You will use half double crochet and back loop stitches. The steps are clear and easy to follow. You will find tips for yarn, size, gauge, and color changes. 
You can also add a neat edge to each side. Use three soft yarn shades or pick colors you love. The finished throw is about 44 × 56 inches. It is a great size for a sofa, chair, or bed.
Continuous Granny Square Blanket
Make a cozy throw with this Continuous Granny Square Crochet Blanket Pattern. Start in the center and work out in rounds. Use simple double crochet groups and chain spaces. 
The whole blanket is made in one piece, so there are no squares to join. Clear steps show you how to work each round. 
You will also find tips for color changes, size, and the border. Use one yarn color for a simple look. You can also use a few colors to make stripes. Add more rounds to make the blanket as large as you like.
Five-Point Star Blanket
Make a soft star blanket with this easy crochet pattern. Start in the center and work in rounds. There are no seams to sew. Use double crochet stitches for the main part. Chain spaces help form the five star points.
Use one color for a simple look. You can also use three colors to make fun stripes. The pattern uses US crochet terms and worsted weight yarn. It is a good choice for those who know basic crochet.
The blanket is about 40–46 inches wide. Add a simple border at the end. You can also add more rounds to make it larger.
Paw Print Blanket
Make a warm throw with this Paw Print Blanket Crochet Pattern. The blanket has 30 easy squares and 15 cute paw prints.
Each paw has one large pad and four small toes. Sew the paws on the squares, then join them in a check pattern.
Use cream and brown yarn, or pick any shades you like. This pattern uses US crochet terms and is great for those with basic skills.
It has clear steps for the squares, paws, joins, and border. The finished throw is about 37 × 44 inches. It makes a sweet gift for a cat or dog fan.
crochet rainbow blanket
Make a soft Rainbow Blanket with this easy crochet pattern. It uses half double crochet rows in seven rainbow shades. Each shade has six rows, so the stripe plan is easy to follow. 
A single crochet border gives the blanket a neat edge. This pattern is great for new crocheters. It has clear steps for each row, yarn change, gauge, border, and size. 
The finished throw is about 42 × 58 inches. Use it on a sofa or bed, or give it as a sweet handmade gift.
moss stitch throw blanket
Make a soft throw with this easy Crochet Moss Stitch Blanket Pattern. It uses basic single crochet and chain stitches. These simple stitches make a soft fabric with a neat look.
The steps are clear and easy to follow. You can use one yarn color or make simple stripes with three colors. A plain border gives the throw a neat edge.
This pattern is great for new crochet fans. It uses US crochet terms and worsted weight yarn. The throw is about 42 × 52 inches when done. You can add more rows or stitches to make it fit your space.
basketweave throw blanket
Make a warm throw with this Crochet Basketweave Blanket Pattern. The raised blocks give it a neat woven look. Front and back post stitches help form each block. The rows are fun to work once you learn the stitch.
This pattern is best for those with some crochet skill. It has clear steps for each row. You will also find help with stitch work, gauge, size, and the border.
The throw is about 48 × 58½ inches. It is a nice size for a sofa or chair. Use one yarn shade to show off the rich woven look.
Waffle Stitch Blanket
Make a warm and cozy throw with this Waffle Stitch Crochet Blanket Pattern. The raised grid gives the blanket a thick and soft feel.
It also adds a neat and classic look. The pattern uses double crochet and front post double crochet stitches.
A simple two-row repeat makes it easy to follow. Clear steps show you how to make the main blanket and border.
This pattern is great for those who know basic crochet skills. It uses worsted weight yarn and US crochet terms. The finished blanket is about 43 × 52 inches with the border.
Alpine Stitch Throw
Make a warm throw with this Crochet Alpine Stitch Blanket Pattern. Easy rows and raised post stitches give the blanket a neat woven look. The blanket is made flat in one piece. 
A simple crochet border gives it a clean edge. The pattern has clear steps for each row. It also has stitch counts, gauge, size tips, and finish steps. 
This pattern is best for those who know basic crochet and post stitches. The finished throw is about 44 × 54 inches. Use it on a sofa or bed, or make it as a gift.
Diamond Filet Blanket
Make a lovely throw with the Diamond Filet Blanket Pattern. Double crochet and chain spaces form rows of diamond shapes. The easy eight-row repeat is simple to learn. The blanket is made in one piece.
A single crochet edge gives it a neat finish. The pattern uses US crochet terms. It is a good choice for those who know basic crochet skills. Use smooth worsted-weight yarn in one shade.
A solid color will help the open diamond shapes stand out. This soft throw is a nice choice for a sofa, chair, bed, or handmade gift.
Buffalo Check Throw
Make a warm throw with this Buffalo Check Crochet Pattern. Three yarn colors form a neat check design with even squares. Each strip is made on its own with simple single crochet stitches.
This makes the blanket easy to work on and means you do not need to carry yarn across long rows. The steps show you how to change colors, join the strips, sew the seams, and add the border.
Try red, burgundy, and black for a classic look. You can also pick three colors you love. This cozy throw is a great choice for any room.
Log Cabin Crochet Blanket
Make a cozy throw with this Log Cabin Crochet Pattern. Start with a small square in the center. Then add easy strips around each side. Use single crochet to make a neat and firm fabric.
Five yarn colors help show the log cabin look. Clear steps and row counts make the pattern easy to follow.
It is a good choice for those who know basic crochet. The throw is about 46 × 46 inches with the edge. To change the size, add or take away full sets of strips.
Mitered Square Blanket
Make a warm and cozy blanket with this Mitred Square Blanket Knitting Pattern. The blanket is made with 80 small knit squares. Each square uses easy garter stitch and has a neat line down the middle.
Clear steps show you how to knit, block, place, and join each square. The finished blanket is about 48 × 60 inches.
Use one yarn shade or mix a few soft shades. You can also use yarn left from past projects. This pattern is a good choice for knitters who like easy stitches, small pieces, and simple colour changes.
Tunisian Simple Stitch Throw
Make a soft and cozy throw with this Tunisian Simple Stitch Crochet Pattern. This easy stitch makes neat bars and gives the throw a clean look. 
The steps show you how to work each row, bind off, and add a simple edge. Use one yarn shade or add stripes for a fun look. 
The pattern uses worsted weight yarn and is easy to follow. The finished throw is about 42 × 50 inches. 
It is a great project for anyone who wants to learn Tunisian crochet and make a warm throw for the home.
Crossed Double Crochet Throw
Make a warm and cozy throw with this Crossed Double Crochet Throw Pattern. Crossed double crochet and single crochet rows add a soft texture. 
The row repeat is simple and easy to learn. Clear steps help you with each row, stitch count, gauge, and border. You can use one color or add stripes. 
Use worsted weight yarn for a soft feel. The finished throw is about 42 × 54 inches. This is a great project for new and skilled crocheters who want a calm and fun blanket to make.
Scrap Yarn Striped Blanket
Use your yarn scraps to make a soft and cozy throw. This Scrap Yarn Striped Blanket Pattern is easy to make. It uses half double crochet to form neat rows and stripes.
Mix light and dark yarn in any way you like. You can also use many yarn colors from your stash. The pattern has clear steps for size and color changes.
It also shows how to add new yarn and make a simple border. The easy row repeat makes this a fun project for many skill levels.
Lemon Peel Stitch Throw
Make a soft throw with this Lemon Peel Stitch Blanket Pattern. The easy repeat uses single and double crochet stitches. These stitches make a soft, raised feel. You can use one shade or add wide stripes.
This pattern is great for new crocheters. It has clear steps for each row. You will also find stitch counts, gauge tips, and border steps. You can change the size to fit your needs.
Use worsted weight yarn and a 5.5 mm crochet hook. The finished blanket is about 42 × 54 inches. Use it on a sofa or bed, or give it as a handmade gift.
Suzette Stitch Throw
Make a soft and cozy throw with this Suzette Stitch Blanket Pattern. It uses simple single and double crochet stitches. These stitches make a soft and neat texture. The easy row repeat is fun to work and simple to learn.
Clear steps cover stitch counts, gauge, size, stripes, and the border. Use worsted-weight yarn in one shade or add a few soft stripes.
This easy pattern is a great pick for new crocheters. Use the finished throw on a bed, sofa, or chair.
