Rainbow Sampler Crochet Blanket Pattern

By: Kirsten Ballering from haakmaarraak.nl

"If you want to try and incorporate all different kinds of stitches into one blanket, a sampler blanket is the perfect project for you! It doesnt have to be perfect as a sampler it rarely is and it gives you an opportunity to try about anything you like. I like to play with textures, colours and if possible all at the same time. It was the perfect project for me! You can substitute or omit rows of the pattern you dont like. As long as you end up with 240 stitches in each row of HDCs, you cant go wrong!"

If you like DIY crafts, then you need to see this full project tutorial

Difficulty LevelEasy

Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook

Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)

Finished Size1.80m by 1.80m (71 inch square)

Materials List

DK yarn (acrylic) in various colours

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jessbabe167 922715 4

Jun 06, 2020

Has the pattern been removed? I click the link for project tutorial and it says "page not found"

Editor Morgan

Jun 10, 2020

Hi jessbabe, Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I've updated the link, so it should work when you click now. Let me know if I can help you with anything else. Thanks!

Stephanie Hantz

Mar 27, 2017

I love the idea of using all these different stitches! Not only does it make it interesting but all the different colors would add a splash to any room. I do have a problem with working with bigger projects but I will just have to muscle through to complete it!

AngelicAng

Oct 27, 2016

I just love being able to incorporate so many designs into one blanket. It is as if starting a new project with each row. I did something like this earlier this year. I found patterns I thought were interesting and worked up a blanket in colors that looked beautiful together. Every time I changed colors, I changed the pattern.

pmwatts13 0625965

Oct 17, 2016

How do I get a printed copy of this pattern?

Editor Dana

Oct 18, 2016

Hi there! If you click the link and go to the blog, press CTRL+P or File>Print in order to print the pattern, which is listed in the form of a chart. I hope that helps! -Editors of FaveCrafts