In this roundup, I’ve collected the best blanket knitting patterns. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced knitter, there’s a pattern for you. Let’s knit, and soon, you’ll have a wonderful blanket to call yours or gift to someone.
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The Best Blanket Knitting Patterns
Easy Heirloom Knit Blanket Pattern
Create your own version of this beautiful pattern with its simple design and timeless colors. Thanks to the help of Jessica from Mama In A Stitch.
Baby Blanket Pattern
This is a lovely pattern. All made possible with the help of Louise from Handy Little Me. Practice your stitch patterns and try making a patchwork blanket!
How to Knit A Chunky Wool Blanket
Take a look at the pattern here. Thanks to Lynne from Lynne Knowlton. Make something huge! I love the bulky tassels. They give it so much character.
Free Chunky Arm Knit Ribbed Blanket Pattern
Ribbing makes a lovely blanket design. Anne from Flax and Twine has some fabulous suggestions for this gorgeous pattern. Check out the complete guide.
Knitting Pattern for Classic Ripple Baby Afghan
I love ripple patterns! Simple but elegant. Bev from Make Your Own Zone has all the instructions for this pattern idea. Check out the other posts while you’re there.
Garter Stitch Basic Blanket Recipe
This garter stitch design is easy to customize to your liking for something unique. To create this wonderful pattern project, check out the all the steps by Vickie Howell.
How to Make an Arm Knit Blanket with a Fringe
This post features some great ideas. Plenty of inspiration by Christina from The DIY Mommy. Arm knitting is fun, and this design embraces its quirks.
DIY A Thick, Cozy, Chunky Knit Blanket…in one day!
Bet you can’t wait to get start making your own version of this pattern idea. Easy to do in just a weekend! Follow the tutorial by Lynn from Nourish and Nestle.
Gradient Ombre Color Patterns
You will be super excited to create this beautiful pattern. All the details can be found in the post by Alison Abbey. Customize the gradient with your fav colors.
Endless Cables Chunky Knit Throw Pattern
Jessica from Mama In A Stitch has created clear instructions for this pattern project. If you try this intricate cable design, please let me know how it goes.
How to Knit Blankets
The Team at Wool and the Gang shares their experience and tips for how to make this pattern project. Follow clear and easy to understand instructions to make your own blanket if you’re a total beginner.
Cuddly Quick Knit Throw Blanket Pattern
Enjoy creating this pattern idea. Follow the instructions by Jessica from Mama In A Stitch. This uses a lovely garter border to stop the stockinette from curling.
Beautyberry Blanket
Laura from Purl Soho has a clear and easy to understand pattern. Another fun project that will pay off in the end! The knitting pattern design is super interesting.
Bulky Knit Blanket Free Pattern
Another pattern to try. What a fabulous idea! Thanks to the creative mind of Smitha Katti. It uses multiple yarns held together for a great effect.
DIY Arm Knitted Cosy Chunky Blanket step-by-step guide
Claire from Wool Couture makes this look very easy! Get the inspiration here. Another fun project idea for you with clear instructions to guide you through.
Double Seed Stitch Blanket
Marilla from Purl Soho steps you through the pattern idea. I definitely want to do this one when I have time. Double seed stitch is a vintage-inspired pattern.
Knit Gingham Blanket
Elizabeth from Daisy Farm Crafts provides all the details for this pattern project. Gingham is a classic pattern and would make an excellent blanket design.
Hand Knitted Throw Blanket
Jessi Burrone from Lauren Conrad has created a beautiful project for you to follow here. Check out the details on how to make it yourself. Super cozy!
Light Spectrum Afghan
The Lion Brand Design Team has some excellent blanket knitting pattern ideas, which you should try out. Check out the loveliness. I love how the colors meld into each other.
Striped Knit Blanket
Find all the details for this fabulous color block pattern project for beginners here. Thanks to the creativity of Krista from Easy Crochet.
Easy Mitered Baby Blanket Free Knitting Pattern
This pattern project would be super fun to make. Find all the details in the guide. Thanks to the creative abilities of Nancy Queen from Noble Knits. Super colorful!
Twisted Cables Throw – Refine Your Skills
What fun it’ll be to create your own version of this pattern project. With the expert assistance of Shehla from The Blue Elephants. I love how eyecatching it is.
Pixie Dust Lap Blanket
What a gorgeous handmade pattern. Made possible by designer Whitney from Purl Soho. Add a little fantasy blanket patterns coziness to any room in the house.
Easy Finger Looped Blanket
Now is your chance to try finger knitting! Autumn from Its Always Autumn has some excellent suggestions for this pattern idea. Follow the complete guide.
How to Knit a Blanket – Better Than From A Shop
Find all the details, including materials and easy to understand steps for this great pattern project by Megan Goodacre from Tricksy Knitter. I love how the purple stands out against the white.
Mosaic Blanket – With Alpaca Pure Product Line
Your creativity will be flowing when you create this gorgeous pattern. Follow the instructions by Marilla from Purl Soho. This knitted blanket reminds me of intricate tiling. Their Alpaca Pure Product Line is wonderfully soft. Knitted blankets in this yarn will be treasured forever.
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Bernat Tuck Stitch Knit Blanket
The team at Yarnspirations has detailed, clear and easy-to-understand instructions to help you make this pattern project which is intricate and detailed. You will be very pleased with the final fabric.
Chunky Arm Knit Blanket Pattern
Create something seriously bulky. Looking at this gorgeous blanket knitting image makes me want to start! Find everything you need for these blankets here. Thanks to Anne from Flax and Twine.
Geneva Blanket Free Knitting Pattern
Nancy Queen from Noble Knits shares her knowledge and helpful tips on how to make this pattern project combining ribbing and a garter border. Follow the instructions to make your own.
Arm Knit Blanket
Doing this knit blanket pattern project is a great idea, and the results look fantastic! All the blanket pattern information you need is provided by Aniko from Place of My Taste.
Log Cabin Scrap Blanket
This is the chance to use up all those pesky scraps floating around in your yarn stash. People will be impressed with your talents when you create this fabulous pattern. Follow the list of steps by Staci from Very Pink.
DIY Fruit Stripe Knitted Baby Blanket Pattern
I definitely want to try out this pattern idea. Go through the steps provided by Brett and Carolyn from Brooklyn Craft Company. It’s simple yet colorful.
Free Shaker Knit Blanket Pattern
The team from Yarnspirations provides all the details, including materials and how-to tips for this pattern project. What’s better than small ribbing? Big! The pdf downloadable is free. They also provide crochet patterns.
Easy Chunky Hand-Knitted Blanket in One Hour
Holly from Instructables has created this sensational project for you to follow. Find all the details in the post. Perfect for snuggling underneath.
Belleview Blanket
What a wonderful textured idea with the little bubble motifts! Following the steps should be easy. Check out the guide here. Thanks to Mary Lee.
Arm Knit a Blanket in 45 Minutes
Such a great handmade project, and it’s super quick to make. Follow the complete guide to make your own with the help of Maggie from Simply Maggie.
Bunny Baby Blanket
Cecilia from Oh La Lana! has created this awesome project with the simple colorblock rabbit design. Check out the tutorial on how to make it yourself.
Lush Knit Blanket
Bring some amazing and satisfying craft goodness into your life with this pattern. The grey is simple but classic. Loads of inspiration by Maggie from Simply Maggie.
Baby Chalice Blanket
Karen S. Lauger steps you through the instructions and provides ideas for materials to make this very creative idea. You’ll love the beautiful, intricate results.
Chevron Baby Blanket
This is such a lovely handmade creation. All made possible with the help of Espace Tricot. Chevron stripes are classic, and you can’t go wrong with them!
Easy Striped Baby Blanket Knitting Pattern
To create this wonderful pattern project. Check out the specifics. Jamey from Dabbles and Babbles. Keep it simple but still wonderful-looking.
Patchwork Afghan
The team from Craft Yarn Council has this super fun, simple and vintage pattern to make. The instructions are easy to follow and understand.
Woven Sky Blanket Free Knitting Pattern
Nancy Queen from Noble Knits shares her experience on how to make this project. Follow the clear and easy to understand instructions to make one. I love the blue!
Patchwork Knit Blanket
Enjoy creating this patchwork pattern. Follow the instructions by Martha Stewart.
Ten Stitch Blanket
Frankie Brown has a clear and simple to understand tutorial for this geometric, unique spiral design. Look around the site while you’re there.
Throw Blanket
Finger knitting a blanket is a wonderful idea. Plus the results look great! To make it yourself, take a look at the instructions by Jenny from Everyday Jenny.
After the Rain Throw
Quayln Stark from Red Heart gives great step by step instructions on how to make this gorgeous rainbow pattern. Follow the tutorial outlined in her post.
Isle of Aran Throw
The Red Heart Design Team has created a beautiful aran pattern inspired project for you to follow. Check out the guide on how to make it yourself.
Pineapple Knit Afghan
Find all the details for this fabulous pattern project here. Thanks to the creative talents of the Craft Yarn Council. What a unique and eyecatching retro motif!
Twelve Clouds
The team from DROPS Design steps you through the requirements to make these very creative ideas. Make sure you bookmark it for later.
Red Cable Blanket
What fun it will be to create your own version of this intricate pattern project. With the expert assistance of Ali Tong from Knitty Button.
Running Diamonds Throw
This is such a lovely pattern. All made possible with the help of Christina from Olives and Mermaids. I love the combination of diamonds and open lacework.
Luxurious Cabled Throw
Find all the details for this fabulous pattern. Enjoy making your own version. Follow the instructions by Merri Fromm from Red Heart. How stunning.
New Blanket Knitting Pattern
Bet you can’t wait to get start making your own version of this pattern idea. Follow the tutorial for this basketweave design by Mary Lee from Fifty Four Ten Studio.
Parcheesi Afghan
Just looking at this makes me want to start making! Find the inspiration for this striped design in the post by Janine Bajus from Feral Knitter.
Ultra Alpaca Mystery KAL
The Berroco Design Team provides all the details for this pattern project. Have you ever tried something like this? It’s so unique and colorful.
Honeycomb Waves Blanket
What fun it will be to create your own version of this vibrant pattern project. With the expert assistance of the team at Musings of a Yarn Mom.
Baby Steps Knit Blanket
What you need for this wonderful project is outlined in the tutorial by Caron Design Team from All Free Knitting. It’s a simple colorblock blanket.
Anthology Blanket
Marie Segares from Underground Crafter gives tips on how to make this fun pattern. Follow the tutorial in her post. Mix and match the design to your liking.
Soft-as-a-Cloud Baby Afghan
I definitely want to try out this pattern idea. Go through the steps provided by Laura Polley from Free Patterns. Any baby would love the softness.
Chevron Stripes
Such a great handmade project! Follow the complete guide to make your own chevron design with the help of Christina from Olives and Mermaids.
Rhythm in Cables Afghan Pattern
Debi from Free Vintage Knitting has some fabulous suggestions for this gorgeous pattern. It has a lovely vintage feel. Check out the complete guide.
My Remnant Throw Blanket
This pattern features some great ideas. Plenty of inspiration by Rebecca Brown from Chem Knits. Use up all the scraps for a unique finish!
Conclusion
Hope this roundup inspired you to pick up your needles! Do you have any plans for your next knit blanket project? Tell me the comments, or via the contact page. I’d love to hear from you.
