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How To Crochet a Textured Blanket Free Tutorials

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How To Crochet a Textured Blanket Free Tutorials
Close-up of a hand holding a lilac crochet blanket with bobble stitch on the left, and a textured multicolored yarn pattern on the right in shades of orange, pink, green, and gray. This beautifully crafted creation showcases the artistry of a textured blanket.

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It’s no wonder that these stitches are considered some of the most most beautiful
So, are you looking for an amazing texture blanbket for your next crochet project? We know you are, and therefore here are tutorials for one of the most eye-catching stitches: bobble and braided stitch. Indeed, both of them are extremely useful, so that when you master them you can add them to almost any project, or use them to make a blanket or winter hat. Moreover, they are also very customizable, so that they can really match any project ideally.

Bobble Stitch  Blanket Tutorial

Overall, the bobble stitch blanket is probably the ultimate crochet textured blanket. Undoubtedly, this texture works best with the appropriate color selection.

Bobble Stitch BLanket

The full tutorial about this stitch is on Sirin’s Crochet Youtube channel:

Bobble Stitch  Blanket Tutorial

Braided Stitch Tutorial

However, the braided stitch is also another great technique for making a textured blanket. In particular, it’ll work great with earth tones.

CROCHET BRAIDED STITCH / EASY

The full tutorial about this stitch is on Claudetta Crochet Youtube channel:



Braided Stitch Tutorial

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Tammy l Kennedy
Tammy l Kennedy
3 years ago

Beautiful pattern

Pam+Brown
Pam+Brown
3 years ago

I love both patterns but the braided one is definitely my favorite. I would think it would use a great amount of yarn though.

Pam+Brown
Pam+Brown
3 years ago

I love both patterns but the braided one is definitely my favorite. I would think it would use a great amount of yarn though.

Tammy l Kennedy
Tammy l Kennedy
3 years ago

Beautiful pattern