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Crochet Blanket Patterns for Beginners
Beginner crochet blanket patterns use one or two basic stitches, rows with no shaping, and bulky or worsted yarn that makes stitches easy to see. A first blanket teaches consistent tension and stitch counting through repetition. Start with a small lapghan or baby blanket so the project stays motivating from chain to border.
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Autumn Chevron Afghan (1952): vintage crochet pattern
- Skill level
- Easy
- Yarn weight
- Medium (#4)
- Hook size
- 5 mm hook
- Yardage
- 3430 yd
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Chevron Afghan (1951): vintage crochet pattern
- Skill level
- Easy
- Yarn weight
- Medium (#4)
- Hook size
- 4 mm hook
- Yardage
- 4160 yd
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Solid corner-to-corner crochet blanket
- Skill level
- Easy
- Yarn weight
- Medium (#4)
- Hook size
- 5 mm hook
- Yardage
- 1200 yd
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Crocheted Afghan with Daisy Trim (vintage Crazy Daisy): vintage crochet pattern
- Skill level
- Easy
- Yarn weight
- Medium (#4)
- Hook size
- 15.75 mm hook
- Yardage
- 4400 yd
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Flower Afghan (1951): vintage crochet pattern
- Skill level
- Easy
- Yarn weight
- Medium (#4)
- Hook size
- 3.75 mm hook
- Yardage
- 4420 yd
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Flower Garden Afghan (1952): vintage crochet pattern
- Skill level
- Easy
- Yarn weight
- Medium (#4)
- Hook size
- 4 mm hook
- Yardage
- 2910 yd
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Granny Afghan (1951): vintage crochet pattern
- Skill level
- Easy
- Yarn weight
- Medium (#4)
- Hook size
- 3.75 mm hook
- Yardage
- 4210 yd
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Sugar ’n Spice Afghan (1952): vintage crochet pattern
- Skill level
- Easy
- Yarn weight
- Super fine (#1)
- Hook size
- 4 mm hook
- Yardage
- 2250 yd
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Why should a beginner's first blanket be small?
A beginner's first blanket should be small because early tension changes as you improve, and on a large blanket that shows as a visible difference between the first and last rows. A 30 × 35 inch blanket finishes before your technique shifts much, and you learn the full process, including the border.


