New Hug Me Chevron Blanket Crochet Pattern Release

I'm so excited to be able to release another new and fun blanket crochet pattern!  The Hug Me Chevron Blanket is full of simple texture, color and fringe.  This was designed for my cute daughter Tay with a specific request that her blanket needed fringe.  I had already designed the Checkmate Heart Throw for her but after she saw the  Boho Diamond Blanket finished with fringe, she fell in love and needed something different.  No worries!!!  I put the Checkmate Heart blanket away to give to someone who would love it later and started a new project just for her.    

It had to be colorful to match her spunky/fun little personality and I didn't want to just do a basic fringe again.  It needed to be unique!  
A simple little textured stitch graces the body of the pattern while the fringe is woven in and out of the rows through the length.  The little pops of fringe through the post stitches remined me of someone reaching their arms wide to give someone a hug giving this fun new pattern it's name.  What do you think?

I hope you all love this beauty as much as my daughter does!  It will give her handmade hugs from me for years to come!!!

So, if you're ready to jump in and get to work, grab your copy of the pattern below and have some fun choosing your colors!

I would LOVE to see your finished blanket too! 

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Happy Crocheting!!!
​Kate

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Crochet Pattern, Hug Me Chevron Blanket

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Experience the comforting warmth of our Hug Me Chevron Blanket, a handmade crochet chevron blanket pattern that's as stylish as it's cozy. Showcasing a striking textured chevron pattern in a striped design, this crochet blanket stands out in any room while offering the warmth and comfort you crave. The fun and unique textured stitch pattern is a visual feast, promising to enthrall the eyes of anyone who gazes upon it. A beautiful fringe is woven through the length of the blanket, giving the blanket a stylish, 'stitched' appearance. This blanket is not just a piece of home decor, but a symbol of warmth and love that wraps you in comfort. Each stitch carries the promise of a warm hug, making every snuggle session an experience worth cherishing.

Skill Level: Easy

Terms: US Crochet Terminology

Materials: 4ww yarn

      539 yards Pink

      539 yards Blue

      539 yards Green

      1,450 yards Linen (for main blanket)

                   250 yards Linen (for fringe)

Finished Size:  53" wide x 66" long

Hook: J / 5.75 mm

Gauge: 13 hdc & 10 rows = 4”

Stitches/Abbreviations:

st(s) - stitch(es)       sl st - slip stitch            ch - chain 

yo - yarn over         sc - single crochet         hdc - half double crochet

    

Special Stitches:

Foundation Chain: If you’re unfamiliar with how to work foundation chains, these tutorials may help

Photo: http://craftingfriendsdesigns.blogspot.com/2014/12/hdc-chainless-foundation.html

Video: https://www.craftingfriendsdesigns.com/bloggingfun/hdc-foundation-chain-video-tutorial

Front Post Long Double Crochet Half Double Crochet Together (FPLdcHdcTog): 

Yo, insert hook from front to back to front around indicated stitch two rows below, yo, pull up a loop, 

yo, pull through 2 loops on hook, yo, insert hook in top of next available stitch of previous row, yo, pull 

up a loop, yo, pull through all 4 loops on hook

Front Post Long Treble Crochet Half Double Crochet Together  (FPLtrHdcTog):  

Yo twice, insert hook from front to back to front around indicated stitch 3 rows below, yo, pull up a 

loop, [yo, pull through 2 loops on hook]2x, yo, insert hook in top of next available stitch of previous 

row, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through all 4 loops on hook

Notes: 

1. Beginning ch 1 does not count as a stitch
2. When changing colors, do so in the last step of the last stitch of the row before the color change
3. Color sections are worked in counts of 4 rows to allow you to carry your yarn up side of the blanket instead of fastening off each color if desired
4. When working FPLdcHdcTog & FPLtrHdcTog, be sure to work them slightly loose and finish the stitch to the height of the current row so it doesn’t scrunch the blanket.  Both should be smoothe stitches which lay on top of the other rows without tension