Patchwork Brick Crochet Blanket Pattern: Free Crochet Pattern
I love this crochet blanket!! It reminds me of lego bricks but not lego bricks, or a quilt made out of bits of fabric. While I made this one with yarn leftover from another project, this design base is calling out to use up all of your scrap yarn. Each brick can be any colour you wish!
This pattern may look complicated but it’s a great project for a beginner who wishes to practice colour changes. The blanket is made with a beginning chain and then using HDC (half-double crochet) stitches throughout. Give it a try and share your finished project!
This project was made using DK size yarn (size 3). You can substitute any yarn or hook size but it will alter the finished size. You could also use a smaller portion of the graph and make just that piece. The design is created to allow for numerous smaller graphs within the main graph.
Materials
Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK in 6 colors – (1.76 oz / 50 g; 125 m / 137 yds)
(R) Red: 415 Pillar Red (18548 stitches – approx 1435 yrds)
(dB) Dark Blue: 440 Sailor Blue (13408 stitches – approx 1035 yds)
(mB) Medium Blue: 435 Kingfisher Blue (16330 stitches – 1265 yds)
(mG) Medium Grey: 406 Slate Grey (8192 stitches – 635 yds)
(lG) Light Grey: 404 Misty Grey (12910 stitches – 1000 yds)
(Bl) Black: 402 Pure Black (17248 stitches – 1370 yds)
Approximation includes 15% extra for ends and color changes.
Hook Size: 4mm (Clover brand sized G)
Abbreviations
Ch – chain
Hdc – half double crochet
Dimensions and Gauge
358 x 242 color squares using one hdc stitch per square
The completed project illustrated is approx 84″ x 60″
Swatch 4″ x 4″ = 17 stitches wide x 16 stitches high
Pattern
Free Pattern Option:
Download the one page chart to print and mark off your progress.
Paid Pattern Option:
Download the full pattern on Ravlery – including instructions, a single page colour part, a larger 9 page printable chart, a row by row written pattern and a row by row colour block pattern. Thank you for supporting my shop!
Share Your Project!
I would love to see your projects! Please tag #chinookcrochet
Your feedback and questions are always welcome. Enjoy!
