This square-shaped blanket is created using a combination of bobble stitch, which forms soft, raised bumps, and filet crochet, which adds small decorative holes. Together, these techniques produce a lovely tactile fabric that’s both simple and striking.
Designed with beginners in mind, this pattern is easy to follow and perfect if you’re new to either of these stitches and want to give them a go. The instructions are clear and straightforward, with plenty of helpful photos to guide you through each step. It’s also a relaxing and satisfying make for more experienced crocheters, ideal for winding down and crocheting mindfully, especially while enjoying a bit of TV in the background.
The blanket is made using aran/worsted weight yarn, so it works up quickly and has a lovely, cosy feel. It’s a great project if you’re after something warm, tactile, and fun to make.
Materials
6mm hook
400g Aran/Medium (Size 4) 100% Acrylic
I used Hobbii Daily Stitch Acrylic XL
Ecru (02)
Sky Blue (12)
Mint (17)
Pastel Yellow (22)
Yarn Needle
Size
Finished Blanket measures approximately 92x92cm (36×36 inches)
The Windmill Blanket pattern is now available in English in my Etsy shop, Ravelry , Lovecrafts, and Payhip and in English and German on Hobbii
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