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Filet Crochet Blanket Patterns
A collection of 13 free patterns for classic filet crochet blankets.
Lucky Star Blanket by Atty’s
The Lucky Star blanket, inspired by the origami star that symbolises luck in Japan, is made from simple, filet crochet squares that create this beautiful star-shaped pattern when joined. The pattern is a free, downloadable PDF in UK or US terms. The desinger also has instructions for joining the squares using the join-as-you-go technique.
SIZE: Each motif measures approximately 7″ x 7″ (18 cm x 18 cm), and the finished blanket is 42½” x 63¾” (108 cm x 162 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #4 / Medium / Worsted / Aran weight yarn, e.g., Double Four from Durable.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 12 100 g balls (1968 yds/1800 m).
NOTIONS: 5 mm (H-8) crochet hook, scissors, a ruler, a tapestry needle, and blocking supplies.
The Kehlani Throw from Premier Yarns
The Kehlani Throw is a free pattern featuring alternating solid blocks with filet crochet meshwork blocks.
SIZE: 42½” x 48½” (108 cm x 123 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #6 super bulky weight yarn, e.g., Premier Basix Chenille Brights.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: Eight 150 g balls (896 yds/824 m).
NOTIONS: 8 mm (L-11) crochet hook, scissors, a tapestry needle, gauge ruler or measuring tape.
Diamond Lattice Filet Crochet Blanket from Yarnspirations
An easy filet crochet blanket with a diamond pattern and an interesting fringed edging. The free pattern includes line-by-line written instructions plus a graph.
SIZE: The finished blanket is approximately 46″ x 62″ (117 cm x 157.5 cm) – excluding the fringe.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Red Heart Super Saver
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 1940 yards (1765 m).
NOTIONS: 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hook.
The Boardwalk Hexie Blanket by Chrisandra Skipper
This gorgeous free pattern uses simple stitches and the intarsia colourwork technique for changing colours. It’s an easy pattern that includes row-by-row written instructions and a chart.
SIZE: 44″ x 36″ (112 cm x 91.5 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Knit Picks Shine Worsted.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 1650 yds (1509 m).
NOTIONS: 5 mm (H-8) crochet hook.
Mixed Motif Blanket from Premier Yarns
There are five different squares in this sampler blanket. The pattern can be downloaded as a free PDF, and for beginners, there is also a detailed five-part video tutorial to guide you through.
SIZE: 42½” x 51″ (108 cm x 129.5 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Cotton Sprout from Premier Yarn.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 12 x 100 g balls.
NOTIONS: 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hook.
Linwood Place Blanket by Rachel Beth
The Linwood Place Blanket is a granny square blanket with a beautiful vintage look. Each square features a filet-crochet diamond surrounded by textured cluster stitches. The squares are joined with single crochet through the back loop and finished with a pretty, scalloped-shell border.
SIZE: 55″ (140 cm) square. The individual squares measure 8½” (21.5 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #2 sport weight yarn, e.g., Knit Picks Simply Cotton Sport.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 5084 yds (4649 m).
NOTIONS: 3.75 mm (F-5) crochet hook, scissors, a yarn needle, a tape measure, and stitch markers.
The Bewitched Bobble Blanket by Leah Gordon
This intermediate-level pattern is for a filet crochet blanket featuring diamond patterns and the beautifully textural bobble stitch. A chart is included with the written instructions.
SIZE: 60″ x 60″ (152.5 cm x 152.5 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Knit Picks Shine Worsted.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 3450 yds (3155 m)
NOTIONS: 4.25 mm (G) crochet hook and stitch markers.
Angelece Blanket from A Yarny Robin
The Anglece Blanket is a simple filet crochet pattern with chunky tassels and a double crochet border. It’s a good pattern for beginners to filet crochet – note that the pattern instructions use UK terms.
SIZE: Pram size – 23½” x 26″ (60 cm x 66 cm). The pattern includes instructions on how to adjust the size.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 / Medium / Worsted / Aran weight yarn.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: about 300g.
NOTIONS: 5 mm (H-8) crochet hook.
The Straight and Arrow Blanket from Sunflower Cottage Crochet
This free pattern is easy to follow and suitable for beginners.
SIZE: 44″ wide and 64″ long (112 cm x 163 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 1750 yards (1600 m).
NOTIONS: 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hook.
Maggie’s Windowpane Throw from Daisy Farm Crafts
This classic filet crochet blanket works up quickly in chunky weight yarn. There is a video tutorial suitable for beginners to accompany the written pattern.
SIZE: Approximately 5 ft x 6 ft.
YARN WEIGHT: #6 super bulky weight yarn, e.g., Bernat Plush
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: Seven 250 g balls.
NOTIONS: 10 mm (N/P-15) crochet hook.
Paw Prints Filet Crochet Blanket Pattern by Manatee Squares
This free pattern uses simple filet crochet to create adorable paw print motifs on this blanket. The pattern includes a chart for the paw print motif and has a front and back post double crochet ribbed edging.
SIZE: Small – 28¾” x 27½” (73 cm x 70 cm), Medium – 36½” x 38″ (93 cm x 96 cm), and Large – 44½” x 43″ (113 cm x 109 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #5 bulky/chunky weight yarn, e.g., Amigo Chunky from Hobbii.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: Five, nine, or twelve 100 g skeins, depending on size made.
NOTIONS: 7 mm crochet hook.
Bella Rosa Filet Crochet Blanket from Cashmere Dandelions
The Bella Rosa blanket pattern alternates double crochet and single crochet rows to create a lovely ridged effect.
SIZE: 35″ x 36″ (89 cm x 91.5 cm) – not including the edging.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Soft Secret from Yarn Bee.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: Three 170 g skeins.
NOTIONS: 6 mm (J-10) crochet hook.
The Cabin Crochet Blanket from Elena and Kamila
The Cabin Blanket is an easy, free pattern made using the basic double crochet stitch with simple filet crochet triangles.
YARN WEIGHT: #3 light/DK weight yarn.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 2075 yards (1898 m).
NOTIONS: 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hook, scissors, a darning needle, and a measuring tape.
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