The Festive Hygge Blanket - Crochet Pattern
When my daughter asked me for a Christmas blanket this year, I couldn’t help but design a crochet pattern for her. You can’t say no to your kids, right?! I’m a huge fan of Christmas, so was grateful for the excuse because I find myself feeling all cheery and festive for months in advance. I love planning how i’m going to make the big day as special as possible for my girls.
I can’t wait to snuggle up all cosy and warm under my Festive Hygge Blankets (I have two girls – soon to be three – so have made two blanket so far) with my girls, watching a cheesy Christmas movie, and with cups of hot chocolate with marshmallows all round of course!
This festive afghan is a C2C (corner-to-corner) based crochet pattern featuring 15 motifs, of my favourite Christmas things, for you to choose from so that you can make your blanket completely unique.
This pattern is available on Ravelry, Etsy, LoveCrafts and Payhip (in both US and UK crochet terms).
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If you love this pattern, you’ll lovethe Festive Hygge Cushion patterns too. These cushion designs were inspired by the Festive Hygge Blanket. Click a photo below for more info.
Written and graphical instructions are included, along with photo and video tutorials, and pattern support.
If you do make this blanket and share it on social media please be sure to tag us and the #festivehyggeblanket so that we can celebrate your beautiful afghan and hard work too 😊. @elimeedesigns on Facebook or @elimee_designs on Instagram.
Don’t have the time to make this now? Why not pin the image below for later.
I chose to make my festive throws using a blue and white colour scheme. I was tempted by the more traditional red, however I’m trying to shrink my stash before baby bump arrives as my crafting room is being converted back into a nursery (babies always seem to have so much stuff!). When I had a rummage through my stash I found lots of Stylecraft Special DK in midnight blue (left over from my Heavenly Hugs Baby Blanket) and felt that it would pair well with white. Admittedly I did purchase a little extra yarn in order to give them a bit of sparkle - my girls love sparkle! I used J C Brett Twinkle Yarn in silver – with 20% off courtesy of the Blue Light Card discount that Lovecrafts offer.
Below you can also see some of the beautiful versions made by our testers – Glenda Herbert, Jayde Hartwell and Vijetha Kodialbail. What colour will you make yours?
Glenda used a mixture of J C Brett Twinkle Yarn in white and Stylecraft Special DK.
Jayde used J C Brett Top Value DK Yarn and So Crafty DK.
Vijetha used Oswal 4 Ply Knit Plus Yarn.
The Pattern
Materials
Yarn requirements (for my blue and white blanket photographed above) – 130 x 130cm.
Background colour – Stylecraft Special DK in midnight – 1830m/1996yds
Motif contrast colour – Stylecraft Special DK in white – 430m/470yds
Border and joining colour – James C Brett Twinkle Fashion DK in shade TK8 – 360m/395yds
***Please note that if you make a different combination of squares, use more/less squares, use more colours, use a different weight of yarn or different size crochet hook your yarn requirements will differ from the above***
Crochet hook size – 4mm/G-6
Stitch markers - afflink (optional)
Row counter (optional)
Yarn bobbins - afflink (optional)
Gauge
A 10cm (4 inch) square requires 6 by 6 C2C squares.
Difficulty level
Advanced beginner.
Feel free to check our the Ravelry listing (especially the project pages), our posts on social media or contact me for further information.
Click the image below to browse LoveCrafts for your favourite yarn to use for this pattern too!
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