Sunshine Vibes Chunky Blanket
This colorful super chunky blanket crochet pattern uses Bernat Blanket Yarn Patchwork in Tropical. You need 5 skeins of gauge 6 blanket yarn to make a 50 in x 50 in blanket.
The pattern is an easy alternating of slip stitches and half double crochet stitches to make colorful circles with a raised design.
You can easily increase or decrease by changing the chain using the pattern.
There is a free PDF pattern available as well as a video tutorial.
You can use this blanket to wrap up on the couch on a cold winter day. It also can be a rug if you add no slip to the back.
This crochet pattern and image are property of A More Crafty Life.
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