Looking for a cozy throw or a sweet baby blanket project? The Cluster V-Stitch Blanket by Sarah Zimmerman is perfect for you! This pattern is easy to adjust to any size, making it versatile for all your blanket needs. Here’s all you need to know to get started on this beautiful crochet project.
Beginner-Friendly Cluster V-Stitch Blanket
This pattern is great for beginners. The cluster V-stitch is easy to learn and repeat, making it perfect for those new to crochet or looking to practice their skills. The alternating yarn colors and simple instructions accompanied by the video tutorial ensure a rewarding experience for crocheters of all levels.
Yarn and Hook Essentials
For this blanket, you’ll use Caron Chunky Cakes super bulky yarn which is 100% acrylic. The yarn is self-striping, adding beautiful color transitions to your blanket.
To create a nice contrast, alternate the Caron Chunky Cakes with rows of Bernat Softee Chunky in white. You’ll need a size 6 mm crochet hook to keep your stitches consistent and even.
Don’t know how much yarn you’ll need for your blanket? Use our Yarn Yardage Calculator to find out.
How to Crochet a V-Stitch Blanket
The cluster V-stitch is the main stitch for this pattern. Start with Bernat Softee Chunky in white and chain 113 for a standard-size blanket. You can reduce or increase the number of chain stitches to create a smaller or bigger throw.
Alternate between the white yarn and Caron Chunky Cake to create a beautiful striped effect. The finished blanket will be about 54 inches tall and 44 inches wide.
Finishing Touches
Once you’ve completed the blanket, add a playful touch with fluffy pom-poms on each corner. These fun additions give the blanket a whimsical look, perfect for a baby blanket or a cozy throw for your home.
