25 Best Chevron Crochet Blanket Patterns

In the designer’s own words, this pattern will make a “fun retro-style afghan”. This is one of the easiest ways to crochet a ripple blanket.

And there couldn’t be a more perfect example of how self-striping yarn works wonders with this technique.

Yarn used: Red Heart Super Saver Retro Stripes

Next on the list of chevron blankets is this beautiful pattern by Daisy Farm Crafts. By the way, she makes some of the most beautiful crochet blankets.

The pattern is worked with single crochet stitches and only three yarn colors. This makes it easier since this is not a self-striping yarn like the previous one.

Yarn used: Bernat Softee Baby Cotton

Wavy is another adjective you can give to these blankets. Regardless of what you call them, let’s take a minute to admire this beautiful color combo by Daisy Cottage Designs.

She used superwash merino yarn to complete the sophistication of this blanket. This pattern would make a beautiful throw for a beach home.

Yarn used: Cascade Superwash Merino

Yet another super fun chevron crochet blanket pattern. Mikey at The Crochet Crowd has a great video tutorial on how to crochet this blanket.

What I like the most about this blanket is how the self-striping yarn works itself out, and those colors create such a cheerful effect.

Yarn used: Red Heart Super Saver Stripes

Next on the list is this beautiful blanket created with a gorgeous shade of Bernat Casa. The pattern uses single crochet stitches in back loops only.

Here is a perfect example of how combining variegated yarn with a simple stitch can create such a fancy-looking blanket.

Yarn used: Bernat Casa by Yarnspirations

If you have been following me for a while, you must have noticed how I love shades of blue. That’s to say that I love this simple chevron pattern by Repeat Crafter Me.

The combination of three shades of blue and white gives it beach vibes. It’s simply beautiful.

Yarn used: Bernat Super Value

Here's a fund blanket with a pop of color. This is one more pattern in the list that uses a combination of chains and single crochet stitches.

Besides, it’s super easy to customize to the size you want. Make it as a baby blanket, a throw, a lapghan, or any size you want.

Yarn used: Vanna’s Choice by Lion Brand

I love this chevron crochet blanket's soft shades of pink and yellow. Granny stitches are easy to crochet, no matter what pattern you use.

The yarn featured in this pattern is a bulky acrylic made of 4 coordinating colors that create lovely, softly blended stripes.

Yarn used: Premier Yarns Puzzle

Next up in the list of chevron crochet blanket patterns we have this intricate looking pattern.

But that’s an easy 4 row repeat pattern that with a beautiful texture. What I love about this pattern is the lacy technique that makes so unique.

Yarn used: KOKONKI Classic – it’s a Fingering weight yarn. Sultan by Hobbii would make a good substitute.

Speaking of texture, look at this beauty! A small variation using a simple stitch can do wonders. In this case, the work in front and back post double crochets, along with the increases and decrease, gave it such beautiful, ridged details.

The beautiful gradient shades of greens in that yarn made a huge impact too. And the result is amazing.

Yarn used: Bernat Baby Blanket Dappled

Dragonflies in a chevron blanket design? Bring it on! Yet another beautifully designed pattern using super simple stitches.

The pattern calls for four shades of DK yarn (light worsted #3), but it would look amazing with a self-striping yarn. A good substitute for this yarn would be Mandala by Lion Brand.

Yarn used: Baby Bee Soft Delights

The pattern for this crochet chevron blanket has written instructions and a video tutorial. What I love the most about this blanket is how the different colors of yarn add such a beautiful zigzag effect to it.

Not to mention, the bobble stitches make it so unique with the textures they create. Here, you can play with colors and make it perfect for any gender and/or occasion.

Yarn used: Patons Canadiana

Did you know you could crochet chevron using the C2C (corner to corner) method? This one is such a clever and creative project.

I love everything about it! Featuring mainly single crochet stitches in its constructions, the pattern looks intricate and sophisticated, but it’s easy enough for intermediate level skills.

Yarn used: Vanna’s Choice by Lion Brand

This blanket “screams” spring and summer vibes with the open granny stitch and the happy colors. If you enjoy working with self-striping yarns and how they bring those gorgeous colors together beautifully.

Then you may be tempted to give this pattern a try. The Granny Ripple Stitch stitches along with those bright colors, made it so gorgeous.

Yarn used: Mandala by Lion Brand

Next in the list of chevron crochet blankets is another easy-to-follow pattern with a simple two row repeat. The self-striping yarn will work those beautiful color transitions for you.

I can picture this pattern as a beautiful and modern decorative throw blanket. But, depending on the size and colors, it will make great blankets for any other purposes as well.

Yarn used: Mandala Ferris Wheel by Lion Brand

Here is a good example on how self-striping yarn makes this type of pattern so unique, even with simple stiches.

The rise of the ripple made with 5 stitches may take a bit of practice to get used to thought, but it’s not hard.

Yarn used: Mandala by Lion Brand Light Worsted (#3) / DK

Yet another super easy chevron blanket designed with simple stitches. If you’re a beginner who’s comfortable with single crochet with increases, you’ll love this pattern for a first baby blanket.

Besides, you can use your favorite color combinations to create the stripes and make it the way you like.

Yarn used: Feels Like Budda by Lion Brand

Now, this C2C chevron blanket will require a little more of advanced skills, but still doable if you’re comfortable with C2C crochet.

The technique is the old, usual C2C created with double crochet stitches. There are tons of video and written tutorials out there if you’re a complete beginner.

Yarn used: Stylecraft Special Aran / Worsted (#4)

Isn’t it amazing how you can create such beautiful patterns with the granny stitch? This ripple baby blanket design looks so unique with the bold color transitions.

Check her listing page on Ravelry for other color swatches and get inspired to create your next ripple crochet baby blanket.

Yarn used: Marriner Double Knit Light Worsted (#3) / DK

If you’re looking for a pattern to make a beautiful gift for a new mom, you will love this blanket. There is a matching lovey pattern linked as well.

The pattern skill level is rated as easy and is made with a combo of granny clusters and double crochet stiches.

Yarn used: Stylecraft Special Light Worsted (#3) / DK

Next up in the list of Chevron Crochet Blanket patterns we have this super fun project with a unique wave technique. The patter is a 6 row repeat and works wonders with colors.

Not to mention, the recommend hook size is a 6 mm (US J), which will build up fast as well. The stitching is pretty simple, consisting of a combo of single, half double, double, and treble crochet stitches.

Yarn used: Worsted (#4) Red Heart Comfort

Here, we have a simple but super cute blanket with a pop of texture and colors. The bobble stitches are the add-ons for that extra textured charm. If you know how to single crochet and double crochet, you can make it.

The instructions are for a larger blanket (throw size) but stitch multiples are easy to adjust to any size you like.

Yarn used: Worsted (#4) Royal Zeeman yarn (100% acrylic)

This chunky blanket will be a cozy addition to your couch to cuddle with while sipping hot cocoa in the cold weather. Also, the granny stitch worked with super bulky yarn builds up quickly, making it quick and fun to work on.

Yarn used: Super Bulky (#6) Lion Brand Re-Spun

This pattern is for those who want to try a unique stitch that creates a beautiful texture. I love the soft color transitions with the self-striping yarn. The pattern was written in English, using US and UK crochet terminology.

Yarn Used: Light Worsted (#3)/DK, Mandala by Lion Brand

The neutral tones in this design are stunning. They create a subtle color change, embracing a calm transition of colors. Colors and simple stitching are the perfect combination to create a beautiful and unique texture.

Yarn used: Worsted (#4)/Aran, Basic Stitch Anti-pilling by Lion Brand