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Of course, not all blanket patterns are created equal. Indeed, some are so much more than others. To get you started, here are some wonderful, fun patterns that will get you rolling. Today’s focus is on mosaic blanket crochet patterns.
Mosaic crochet patterns are good for both, as throw blankets or big bedspreads. Like their namesakes, they are made of small geometric components. This small components are put together to create a larger pattern. There are multiple visual levels you can create that way.
You can also use a different textures to get more effect. Thus you can explore them with sight and touch for days at a time. Grab your crochet hook and let’s get started.
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Booming Mosaic
To begin with, this blanket combines both texture and colors. In particular, the combination of an ombre yarn in the background and a lighter, solid hue for the texture is amazing.
Designer: BebaBlanket
NYA Infinity Mosaic Blanket
Next, we have this fabulous and more traditional mosaic blanket. My favorite part is the color transition highlighted by the repeating pattern. NYA Infinity looks lovely if you use yarn in 2 contrasting colors. A black-and-white version of the NYA mosaic blanket looks particularly stunning.
Designer: Tatsiana Kupryianchyk
The original pattern and the photos are available on Lilla Bjorn blog: NYA Infinity Mosaic Blanket. More info about yarn used at the project photographed on Ravelry.
Scheepjes Colour Lab CAL
Next, this blanket is a more rustic design made with squares, but using modern colors.
Designer: Rachele Carmona
The original pattern and the photos are available at Scheepjes.com: Scheepjes Colour Lab CAL. More info about yarn used at the project photographed on Ravelry.
Mosaic Baby Blanket
Although intricate, a mosaic blanket is also great for a baby. Not only is it eye-pleasing, it’s also great for when the little sprog starts seeing colors.
Designer: Yarnspirations
The original pattern and the photos are available at Yarnspirations.com: Mosaic Baby Blanket. More info about the project on Ravelry.
Mosaic Blanket
Let’s get back to classic mosaics. This particular one is a wonderful example of conceptual layers. Firstly, it starts with the color shifts between the bars. Then, the bars are arranged into diagonals and squares. Finally, those squares form into larger squares. Truly, I love the squares-on-squares aesthetic. Due to dense texture this pattern looks like a knitted blanket. This pattern consist of a small geometric figures. Thanks to that, it will be easier to adjust a size needed to obtain your preferable blanket.
Designer: BebaBlanket
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry: Mosaics. There is also a video tutorial to help you follow charts or written instructions. You can watch videos on the Beba Blanket channel onYouTube.
The One Two Three Four Blanket
The “One, Two, Three, Four!” The blanket is a wonderful mosaic blanket pattern with modern and fashionable geometric patterns and a contemporary style. Nevertheless, this blanket is versatile enough to match classic and traditional decors as well. This is a well-written, complete pattern from a prolific and proven creator whose projects are very popular and well-regarded in many crochet circles. The “One, Two, Three, Four!” Blanket is a great project that will be fun to make and a joy to behold.
Go to the pattern: The One Two Three Four Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
One Step Beyond Blanket
We would like you show you amazing blanket based on mosaic charts creating eye-catching pattern. The pattern is easy to follow and will give you lots of fun during crocheting. One Step Beyond Blanket Pattern can be also used for a baby blanket or stroller cover.
Skills: Easy Yarn: Scheepjes Cahlista Designer : Martin Up North
One Step Beyond Blanket – visit the free pattern site. Go here to see more details about hook and yarn.
Mosaic Stroller Blanket
If color gradients and texture transitions are your thing, then the Mosaic Baby Stroller Blanket is definitely for you. The blanket achieves a stunning effect of contrasts and transitions by varying the colors across several different texture designs, and then varying the sequence in which they’re applied to the blanket. This project is sized to be a stroller or car seat blanket, but you can alter that to suit your needs. Enjoy making this playful blanket, we’re sure you will.
Go to the pattern: Mosaic Stroller Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
Wacky Weave Blanket Ideas
The Wacky Weave series has cool, laid-back character and tones of rustic charm. Who wouldn’t want to take these awesome blankets with them on holidays? We all certainly would! Start crocheting your blanket right away! We know there is plenty of time left until summer, but you are going to want to make more than one! This collection of Wacky Weave Blanket Ideas is going to inspire you to play with colors and sizes.
Wacky Weave Blanket Paid Crochet Pattern
There is nothing we love better than a multicolor square blanket, right? This one certainly ticks all the boxes! Crochet these richly patterned, hypnotizing squares and join them to achieve a truly eye-catching effect. Why don’t you throw in an interesting border as well? The link to the pattern is under the photo.
Skills: Intermediate Designer: Hilda Steyn
The full article about the original pattern is here:
More info here. Info about this version and the photos here.
Wacky Weave Squares Paid Crochet Pattern
Crochet alongs are all about creativity, community, and fun! This one meets all the requirements, no doubt about it! The pattern for this lovely blanket gives you so much room for expression. Follow your heart and you will surely choose the right colors and patterns. The link to the pattern is under the photo.
Skills: Intermediate Designer: Hilda Steyn
The full article about the original pattern is here:
More info here. Info about this version and the photos here.
Wacky Weave Log Cabin Paid Crochet Pattern
Time for feminine colors! These lovely shades of violet and pink are going to make you think of a spring meadow full of beautiful wildflowers. Isn’t it so lovely? We love the way this author joined the squares creating a real work of art. The link to the pattern is under the photo.
Skills: Intermediate Designer: Hilda Steyn
The full article about the original pattern is here:
More info here. Info about this version and the photos here.
Wacky Weave Babette Paid Crochet Pattern
This version of the Wacky Weave Blanket is so modern and cool! We love the contrasting, bright shades of green, yellow, red and blue working together. The final effect is, surprisingly, perfect for minimalist interiors. The link to the pattern is under the photo.
Skills: Intermediate Designer: Hilda Steyn
The full article about the original pattern is here:
More info here. Info about this version and the photos here.
Colour on Mauve Babette Paid Crochet Pattern
Here we are, back to delightful pastels! When you are decorating a nursery, rearranging your little girl’s bedroom or looking for baby shower gift ideas, a crochet blanket in light tones is always the right choice. The link to the pattern is under the photo.
Skills: Intermediate Designer: Hilda Steyn
The full article about the original pattern is here: