Popsicle Stripes Blanket Pattern

In the world of crochet, there’s an endless array of patterns and designs to explore. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, there’s always something new to create. Today, we’re diving into the delightful world of the Popsicle Stripes Blanket pattern – a charming and colorful project that’s perfect for adding a touch of warmth and whimsy to any space.

Why Popsicle Stripes?

The Popsicle Stripes Blanket pattern is a favorite among crocheters for several reasons. First and foremost, its vibrant and playful design brings joy and cheer wherever it’s placed. Inspired by the colors of summertime treats, this blanket features bold stripes reminiscent of rainbow popsicles hence the name.

Additionally, this pattern is highly versatile. Whether you’re making it for a nursery, a living room, or even as a gift, the Popsicle Stripes Blanket adds a pop of color and personality to any room. Plus, it’s a fantastic project for crocheters of all skill levels, making it accessible to beginners and experienced crafters alike.

Popsicle Stripes Blanket Pattern

The Popsicle Stripes Blanket Pattern is a cheerful and colorful crochet project that instantly brings a sense of fun and creativity to your crafting time. Inspired by the bright, playful colors of summer popsicles, this blanket features vibrant stripes that create a lively and eye-catching design. It’s the perfect project for crocheters who love working with color and want to create something joyful, cozy, and full of personality.

One of the best things about the Popsicle Stripes Blanket Pattern is its versatility. The repeating stripe pattern creates a relaxing rhythm, making it an enjoyable project for both beginners and experienced crocheters. It’s also an excellent way to use leftover yarn from previous projects, turning small amounts of color into a beautiful, cohesive blanket.

The Popsicle Stripes Blanket Pattern is a delightful project that combines simplicity, creativity, and vibrant color. It’s perfect for relaxing crochet sessions and makes a wonderful handmade gift for friends and family. Whether you’re crafting for a baby, decorating your home, or simply enjoying the process of creating, this blanket is sure to bring smiles and warmth.

SIZE
Finished size 34 in x 34 in
STITCHES
Extended Half Double Crochet (EHDC): Yarn over (YO), insert hook, yarn over and pull a loop back
through. YO and pull through one loop on the hook. YO and pull through all three remaining loops.
Single Crochet (SC): Insert hook, YO and pull up a loop, YO and pull through two loops on hook.

PATTERN

With White, chain 100. (Or you may chain any number to the width you’d like, there is not a pattern
repeat.)

Row 1: In the third chain from the hook, work 1 EHDC. Work 1 EHDC in each chain across the row.
CH 2 and turn.

Row 2: In the first stitch of the row, (the chain 2 does not count as a stitch) work 1 EHDC. Work 1 EHDC in each stitch across the row. In the last stitch, pull through on the last step of the stitch with a new color. (Don’t cut the white, you’ll carry it up the side.) CH 2 and turn.

Rows 3 and 4: With the new color, work EHDC in each stitch across the row. CH 2 and turn. At the end of row 4, pull through with White. Cut the color.

Rows 5 and 6: Repeat rows 1 and 2 with White.

Repeat rows 3 – 6 for the rest of the blanket working your color changes as follows: Sunshine, Strawberry,
Soft Blue, Dark Sage, Soft Pink, repeating the sequence three times.

BORDER

(Weave in all the ends before beginning the border.)
Round 1: With White, pull up a loop in any corner. Work 1 SC per stitch. Work 3 SC into each corner space and approximately 2 SC per row on the sides of the blanket. Join with a slip stitch to the starting SC.
Change to the Strawberry color.

Rounds 2 – 5: With Strawberry, work 1 SC into each SC and work 3 SC into the corner SC. Do not join the rounds, continue on in the same direction for each round. Join with a slip stitch at the end of round 5.
Tie off and weave in the ends.

Popsicle Stripes Blanket Pattern

Pattern by Annie and Tiffany Brown