Welcome to Yarn Inspirations Patterns, where we transform beautiful yarns into cherished heirlooms. Today, I’m excited to share with you a truly special project: the Triangle Blanket Crochet Pattern. This is not just a blanket; it’s a piece of art that you’ll treasure for years to come. Whether you’re looking for a long-term project to enjoy during quiet moments or a meaningful gift to pass down through generations, this blanket is the perfect choice.

Why This Blanket is Special

This triangle blanket is designed with both simplicity and elegance in mind. While each triangle motif follows the same pattern, the variety of colors in the center of each triangle adds a vibrant, unique touch. This makes it an ideal project to pick up and put down whenever you have time, allowing you to savor the process.

I used my favorite silk blend yarn for this blanket, which adds a luxurious feel to the final piece. If you prefer to use a different yarn, I recommend sticking to something no thicker than a double knit (DK) to maintain the blanket’s delicate texture.

Techniques Used

This pattern incorporates a variety of crochet stitches to keep things interesting. Here’s a quick rundown of the stitches and techniques you’ll need:

• Stitches: Double Crochet (dc), Trebles (tr), Double Trebles (dtr), Triple Trebles (trtr)
• Special Techniques:
  • dc/rf (raised double crochet round front): Insert the hook from the front, work 1 dc around the post of the stitch.
  • 3trtrCL (3-triple treble cluster): This creates a lovely cluster effect that adds dimension to each motif.

Triangle Blanket Details

• Finished Measurements: Approximately 110 x 144 cm (43¼ x 56¾ in)
• Yarns Used:
  • Main Color (MC): Fyberspates Scrumptious 4-ply Sport (55% merino wool, 45% silk), 6 x 100g hanks in shade 304 Water (grey-blue)
  • Contrasting Colors: 1 x 100g hank each of:
    • 314 Magenta (bright pink)
    • 306 Baby Pink (pale pink)
    • 302 Gold (gold)
    • 311 Flying Saucer (pale green)
• Hook: 3.5mm (US size E-4) crochet hook
• Tension: Each side of a triangle measures 16 cm (6¼ in) using a 3.5mm hook.

Creating the Triangles

The blanket is made up of 136 triangles, each featuring a combination of the main and contrasting colors. The beauty of this blanket lies in its color combinations. For Rounds 3, 4, and 5, always use the main color (MC). Rounds 1 and 2 are where the magic happens, with various combinations of contrasting colors (A and B). Here’s how the color combinations break down:

• Bright pink petals (B) with pale pink center (A): 14 triangles
• Bright pink petals (B) with gold center (A): 15 triangles
• Bright pink petals (B) with green center (A): 10 triangles
• Pale pink petals (B) with bright pink center (A): 10 triangles
• Pale pink petals (B) with gold center (A): 11 triangles
• Pale pink petals (B) with green center (A): 12 triangles
• Gold petals (B) with bright pink center (A): 9 triangles
• Gold petals (B) with pale pink center (A): 10 triangles
• Gold petals (B) with green center (A): 11 triangles
• Green petals (B) with bright pink center (A): 11 triangles
• Green petals (B) with pale pink center (A): 12 triangles
• Green petals (B) with gold center (A): 11 triangles

Bringing It All Together

As you work through each triangle, take your time to enjoy the process. This blanket is meant to be savored, with each stitch contributing to a final masterpiece. Once all 136 triangles are complete, you’ll join them together, creating a harmonious blend of colors and textures that’s both visually striking and incredibly cozy.

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Whether you’re curling up with a book, wrapping yourself on a chilly evening, or simply admiring your handiwork, this triangle blanket will bring warmth and beauty to your home.

Happy crocheting! Let each stitch remind you of the love and care that went into creating this beautiful piece. I can’t wait to see how your Triangle Blanket Crochet Pattern turns out—don’t forget to share your progress with us!