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Chunky Yarn Crochet Blanket Patterns
Chunky yarn crochet blanket patterns use bulky (#5) or super bulky (#6) yarn with large hooks, so a throw can be finished in days rather than weeks. The thick fabric feels warm and squishy even in simple stitches. Expect heavier blankets that take longer to dry after washing than worsted-weight versions.
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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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Which stitches work best with chunky blanket yarn?
Simple, low-height stitches such as single crochet, half double crochet, and moss stitch show off chunky yarn best, because the yarn itself provides texture. Complex lace or tall stitch combinations tend to look sloppy and gappy at bulky gauges and use far more yarn than expected.
Very plush chenille-style super bulky yarns hide stitches almost completely, so stitch patterns matter even less; choose patterns for their shape and drape instead.



