Free Crochet Pattern: Moss & Puff Blanket For Cozy Autumn Wear

Welcome with open arms to autumn, the elegant Free crochet Moss & Puff Blanket Pattern, perfect for cozy wear and adding a touch of stylish warmth to your seasonal wardrobe.

This pattern blends the subtle texture of moss stitch with the cozy puff stitch, creating an eye-catching blanket perfect for snuggling up on chilly days. Ideal for beginners and experienced crocheters alike, the pattern provides clear, step-by-step instructions to guide you through the process. The blanket’s generous size offers ample warmth, making it an excellent piece for lounging at home or as an elegant throw for your living space.

Crochet Moss & Puff Blanket

Transform your autumn evenings with the Crochet Moss & Puff Blanket Pattern, a delightful project that combines comfort and style. The combination of soft yarn and rich texture ensures a plush, inviting feel.

Tip:

Choose a yarn in autumnal hues for an extra seasonal touch, enhancing the blanket’s cozy charm.

Materials:

• Yarn: Bernat Maker (a heavier gauge yarn)
• Hook size: 8 mm (Note: The original pattern uses a 5.5 mm hook and a smaller gauge yarn)

General Pattern Details:

• Start with a foundation chain of 120 or any even number for the desired width.
• The blanket is made by alternating rows of mesh stitch and puff stitch, creating a textured and visually appealing design.

Mesh Stitch Instructions:

• Chain 18 for a small sample (or any even number for your project).
• Start in the fourth chain from the hook, make a single crochet.
• Chain one, skip one chain, then single crochet in the next chain.
• Repeat the process across the row.
• At the end of the row, make a single crochet in the last chain, then chain two to turn.
• Continue these steps for seven rows, forming the mesh section.

Puff Stitch Instructions:

• After completing seven rows of mesh stitch, start the puff stitch row by chaining two.
• Yarn over, insert the hook into the next chain space (first chain space for starting the row), yarn over, and pull up a loop.
• Yarn over and pull through two loops on the hook four times. You will have nine loops on your hook.
• Yarn over and pull through all nine loops on the hook, then chain one to secure the puff stitch.
• Skip the next chain space, and work the next puff stitch in the following chain space.
• Repeat the process across the row, finishing with a single crochet in the last space.

Final Steps:

• After completing the puff stitch row, return to the mesh stitch pattern by creating single crochets and chain spaces as before.
• The pattern alternates between sections of three rows of puff stitch and sections of one row of puff stitch for texture variation.
• Continue repeating these mesh and puff stitch sections until the blanket reaches the desired size.

Additional Notes:

• According to the video, working into the stitch rather than the chain space at the end of puff stitch rows can create a more stable edge.
• Always end a row on a single crochet and start a new row with a chain process to maintain the blanket’s edges neat.