Hello crocheters on duty!
How long have I not come up with beautiful crochet work for you. And I think you were missing these wonderful patterns, so take a look at this fantastic crochet triangle blanket. This model made me in love with it and I hope you like this model. This pattern is new to this site and I was very happy to have found something so different for you to have fun with this work. As I haven’t updated the site for health reasons for a while now I’m very excited and I hope to update it weekly from now on.
You who are here on this site are looking for something with an easy level of learning this is simple and very nice to crochet this pattern. So without further ado below you will find the complete written walkthrough.
Materials used:
– 2 skeins of Caron Simply Soft in:
heather coal
mint blue
pumpkin gold
– Crochet hook size G
– Tapestry needle
Let’s start with the basics. This blanket is made up of double crochet stitches. Zoom in on a single triangle to show that it is made up of 5 rows starting from the bottom, you will have 9 double crochet stitches, the next row 7, then 5, then 3 and 1 to make the triangle. As you load your wire, you’ll use color changes to create each triangle. Therefore, one triangle will start from the bottom up (9 AD, 7 AD, 5 AD, 3 AD, 1 AD) and the next one will be upside down (1 AD, 7 AD, 5, 3 AD, 1 AD) . The edges will be half triangles. It will all make sense when you go through the first 5 lines!
Written pattern:
starting with charcoal colored wire (you will work with charcoal and blue for the first 5 rows)
Current 143,
Row 1: DC on the 3rd hook current and the next 4, DC on the next with blue wire, *DC on the next 9 with charcoal, DC on then with Blue, repeat from * 12 more times, make 5 DC with charcoal on the last 5 chains, chain 2, rotate (chain 2 does not count as a point)
Row 2: DC in the first 4 with charcoal, DC in the next 3 with blue, * DC in the next 7 with charcoal, DC in the next 3 with blue, repeat from * until reaching the last 4 points. DC in the last 4 with charcoal, current 2, turn
Row 3: DC in the first 3 with charcoal, DC in the next 5 with blue, * DC in the next 5 with charcoal, DC in the next 5 with blue, repeat from * until reaching the last 3 points. DC in the last 3 with charcoal, current 2, turn
Row 4: DC in the first 2 with charcoal, DC in the next 7 with blue, * DC in the next 3 with charcoal, DC in the next 7 with blue, repeat from * until reaching the last 2 points. DC in the last 2 with charcoal, current 2, turn
Row 5: DC at first spot with charcoal, DC at next 9 with blue, * DC at next spot with charcoal, DC at next 9 with blue, repeat from * until you reach the last dot. DC in the last stitch with charcoal, break the two colored strands
Join the orange wire and chain 2 (now you will work with orange and white)
Row 6: DC in first with orange, DC in 9 with white next, * DC in next dot with orange, DC in next 9 with white, repeat from * until you reach the last dot. DC at last point with orange, current 2, turn
Row 7: DC in the first 2 with orange, DC in the next 7 with white, * DC in the next 3 with orange, DC in the next 7 with white, repeat from * until reaching the last 2 points. DC in the last 2 with orange, current 2, turn
Row 8: DC in the first 3 with orange, DC in the next 5 with white, * DC in the next 5 with orange, DC in the next 5 with white, repeat from * until reaching the last 3 points. DC in the last 3 with orange, current 2, turn
row 9: DC in the first 4 with orange, DC in the next 3 with white, * DC in the next 7 with orange, DC in the next 3 with white, repeat from * until reaching the last 4 points. DC in the last 4 with orange, current 2, turn
Row 10: DC in the first 5 with orange, DC in the next with white, * DC in the next 9 with orange, DC in the next with white, repeat from * 12 more times, make 5 DC with orange in the last 5 chains, break the thread .
Use yellow and charcoal for the next 5 lines!
Repeat lines 1-5 with yellow and charcoal (line 1 will start with DC in the first 5 because you are no longer on your starting chain)
Repeat lines 6-10 with blue and orange
continue for as many lines as you like!
Watch the video tutorial to better understand this beautiful work, don’t waste any more time and let’s make this beautiful triangle blanket.
Source: https://www.repeatcrafterme.com/2019/03/crochet-triangle-blanket.html
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