Crochet Popcorn Stitch Blanket

Create your own crochet popcorn stitch blanket with this free pattern to make a warm  and cozy blanket. This pattern is written for 4 different sizes so you can make a popcorn stitch baby blanket, through to a large twin blanket too.

Popalicious Blanket | Popcorn stitch Crochet Pattern

Using crochet textured stitches is one of the best way’s to create unique crochet projects, and the use of contrasting colour really highlights those popcorn stitches.

Alongside the popcorn stitches, this blanket also makes use of post stitches to create another section fill of texture. In between those textured sections of the blanket pattern, you will also find taller than usual stitches which breaks up, and helps define the texture. 

This intermediate level crochet pattern, is made easier with the crochet video tutorial, which shows you how to make each of the different stitches, walking you through all the colour changes too. 

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Yarn used in this crochet popcorn stitch blanket

This pattern can be made with any worsted/Aran weight yarn that like to work with. Normally, I choose to make blankets in soft, acrylic yarn, but I had the yarn I used in my stash for a number of years, with a plan of creating this blanket.

I used Hayfield Bonus Aran Tweed that is a 20% wool/80% acrylic blend. It’s not the softest yarn, as the wool content can be felt, but as the blanket will be well used, and my dog already loves it, this yarn will be hard wearing and long lasting.

If I was creating a popcorn stitch baby blanket, I would opt for a yarn without tweed and definitely without wool. For a hard-wearing baby blanket, with this much texture, where I want to see the stitch definition and texture, I would choose a soft, 100% cotton, or a acrylic/cotton blend yarn. This would allow the blanket to be easy care, but still hard-wearing.

How to adjust the finished size of your blanket

• To adjust the finished width, increase the starting chain in multiples of 2
• To adjust the finished length, each pattern repeat of rows 2-15 adds 4.75in

Note – Adjusting the size of the width or number of row repeats will of course affect your yarn usage

Crochet Popcorn Stitch Blanket | Pattern Details

Materials:

• Any Worsted/Aran weight yarn (see Size Chart for required yarn amounts)
  • Designer used Hayfield Bonus Aran Tweed with Wool 74% Acrylic, 20% Wool, 6% Viscose (400g, 840m)
    • A – Plum (663)
    • B – Berry (799)
• 5mm Crochet hook
• Tapestry needle
• Tape measure
• Scissors

Pattern Notes

• Whatever your skill level with crochet, I would always recommend reading through this pattern before beginning. Get in touch at [email protected] if you need any help completing the pattern.
• Beginning ch 1 DOES NOT count as stitch
• Beginning ch 3 DOES count as stitch
• Beginning ch 4 DOES count as stitch
• Take a moment to go through the pattern and highlight the stitch counts for the size being made, which will be written in order: Baby (Lapghan, Throw, Twin)

Finished Size – See size chart above.

Gauge

• See Pattern for Gauge below

Special Stitches

pc = Popcorn Stitch

• Work 4 double crochet into the same stitch.
• Pull up the loop of the last dc made and remove hook. Insert hook from front to back into the stitch of the 1st dc made in the group of 4.
• Secure the loop from the last dc made back onto the hook and pull it through the stitch.
• Chain 1 to secure.

Note – pc row is on the right side of your work.

tr = Treble Crochet

• Wrap the yarn around the hook twice then insert hook into the stitch, yarn over and bring yarn through the stitch.
• Yarn over, pull through 2 loops on your hook, 3 times.

fp hdc = Front Post half double crochet

• Yarn over hook (YO), insert hook around front of the post of the hdc of the previous row, YO, bring up loop, YO, pull through 3 loops.

bp hdc = Back Post half double crochet

• YO, insert hook around the back of post of the hdc of the previous row, YO, bring up loop, YO, pull through 3 loops.

How to crochet a popcorn stitch blanket video tutorial

How to crochet a popcorn stitch blanket

Row 1. RS: With A, ch 110 (110, 164, 180), hdc in 2nd ch from hook and each across, turn – 109 (109, 163, 179) hdc

Row 2. WS: Ch 1 (does not count), hdc in same and each across, turn.

Row 3: Ch 1, hdc in same, *fp hdc around next, bp hdc around next; repeat from * to last 2 sts, fchdc around next, hdc in last, turn – 2 (2, 2, 2) hdc, 54 (54, 81, 89) fp hdc, 53 (53, 80, 88) bp hdc

Row 4: Ch 1, hdc in same, *bp hdc around next, fp hdc around next; repeat from * to last 2 sts, bp hdc around next, hdc in last, turn – 2 (2, 2, 2) hdc, 53 (53, 80, 88) fp hdc, 54 (54, 81, 89) bp hdc

Row 5: Repeat Row 3.

Row 6: Ch 1, sc in same and each across, turn -109 (109, 163, 179) sc

Row 7: Ch 3 (counts as dc), *with B, pc in next, with A, dc in next; repeat from * to end, turn – 55 (55, 82, 90) dc, 54 (54, 81, 89) pc

Row 8: Continuing with A, ch 1, sc in same, *skip ch 1, sc in top of pc from previous row, sc in next; repeat from * across, turn – 109 (109, 163, 179) sc

Row 9: Repeat Row 2.

Row 10: With B, ch 4 (counts as tr), tr in next and each across, turn – 109 (109, 163, 179) tr

Row 11: With A, repeat Row 2.

Row 12: Repeat Row 6.

Row 13: Repeat Row 7.

Row 14: Repeat Row 8.

Row 15: Repeat Row 6.

Rows 16 – 99 (127, 183, 253): Repeat Rows 2-15.

Row 100 (128, 184, 254) – 103 (131, 187, 257): Repeat Rows 2-5.

Row 104 (132, 188, 258): Repeat Row 2.

Fasten off, weave ends.

Continue to Edging.

Edging

Round 1: With RS facing, join in edge corner, ch 1, working along row ends, sc evenly to next corner – 131 (167, 239, 329) sc

Fasten off.

Repeat for other edge of blanket.

Fasten off, weave ends.

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