Bright Chevron Borderless Blanket

The Bright Chevron Borderless Blanket features a very modern and graphic look - and the pattern includes all the sizes! Make this blankie, lapghan, throw, or afghan with the free crochet pattern on Moogly!

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A Graphic Crochet Chevron Blanket!

The Bright Chevron Borderless Blanket features one of my favorite wavy crochet stitches! It is a slow crochet to be sure - this baby sized blanket took me several evenings to finish. But it was worth it!

And I love how it looks without a border - so clean and modern! And when it's done... it's done! That said, it's also ready for you to add whatever border you like - feel free to make it your own!

A Heat Wave!

The Bright Chevron Borderless Blanket has a secret that makes it extra cozy - the yarn! It's Red Heart Heat Wave - and it heats up an extra 12 degrees Fahrenheit when exposed to UV rays. That makes this blanket perfect for throwing over baby's carrier in the winter for the trip to the car, as a lapghan for fall and spring outdoor activities and sports, and extra cozy as a base for end of season picnics.

Indoors, it's still a super warm and cozy throw of course! Great for chilly offices, those relatives who are always cold no matter what the weather, and as a gorgeous blanket anywhere in the home. (The lapghan size is perfect for wheelchair users too!)

This yarn has been discontinued. Please see below for suggested substitutions, or use your favorite medium weight yarn!

Make it in Any Size!

I love being size-inclusive - and this extends to blankets! Whether you want to make a baby blanket, a lapghan, or a giant California King, you'll find info for making the Bright Chevron Borderless Blanket in every size below! And if there's a custom size you're interested in, I've included the stitch multiple as well.

Please do be sure to read through all the info before you begin so you're ready to make the size that's right for you!

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Bright Chevron Borderless Blanket

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US - K, 6.5mm - Clover

1604-12,795 Red Heart Heat Wave (100% acrylic; 4 - Medium/UK: 10-12 ply; 100 g/3.5 oz, 181 m/198 yds)
A: Sandy Shores
B: Blue Skies
C: Seaweed
D: Beach Ball
E: Red Hot

This yarn has been discontinued. Suggested substitutions: Red Heart With Love, Bernat Super Value, Lion Brand Vanna's Choice, Cascade Yarns Anthem, Lion Brand Basic Stitch Anti-Pilling, and Brava Worsted

Stitch Markers – Clover

Gauge: 12 sts x 10 rows = 4"/10cm in main st pattern

Helpful Links and Tutorials:

Bright Chevron Borderless Blanket Tutorial

Crochet Abbreviations

CSDC - Chainless Starting Double Crochet

Join with sc - Standing Sc

Bright Chevron Borderless Blanket Sizing Chart

To determine how much yarn to purchase of each color, divide the total yards in half - this is the total number of yards for Color A. Divide the other half by 4 to determine the number of yards for Colors B through E.

To determine how many balls or skeins this is, divide the yardage per color by the number of yards per skein in your choice of yarn.

To create your own custom size, ch a mult of 4, and work to the desired length making sure that each section ends on a CB-CE Row 6 rep, and then finishing with the Last Row.

NOTES:

This stitch pattern uses 2 active loops, one for each color of yarn. Use a stitch marker to secure the loop you are not currently using so the previous row does not come undone – this is abbreviated as “pm” in the pattern.

If preferred, substitute a ch 3 for the CSDC, but the CSDC will give you a better-looking edge.

INSTRUCTIONS:

First Section:

With Color A, ch as directed on Sizing Chart above for your size.

Row 1: Skip the ch closest to the hook, sc in the next 3 chs, *ch 1, skip next ch, sc in next 3 chs; rep from * to end, turn.

Row 2: CSDC in 1st st, dc in each remaining st across; turn and remove hook from loop (pm).

Row 3: With Color B, join with sc to 1st st, working in front of previous row, tr in 1st skipped ch of Row 1, skip next st, sc in next st, ch 1, skip next st, sc in next st, *tr2tog in previous skipped ch of Row 1 and next skipped ch of Row 1, skip next st, sc in next st, ch 1, skip next st, sc in next st; repeat from * until 2 sts remain, tr in last skipped ch of Row 1, sc in last st; turn.

Row 4: CSDC in 1st st, dc in each remaining st across; turn and remove hook from loop (pm).

Row 5: Insert hook in loop of Color A, ch 3, sc in 1st st of previous row, working in front of previous row, tr in 1st skipped st of the row below the previous row, skip next st, sc in next st, ch 1, skip next st, sc in next st, *tr2tog in previous skipped st of the row below and next skipped st of the row below, skip next st, sc in next st, ch 1, skip next st, sc in next st; repeat from * until 2 sts remain, tr in last skipped st of the row below, sc in last st; turn.

Row 6: CSDC in 1st st, dc in each remaining st across; turn and remove hook from loop (pm).

Repeat Rows 5 and 6, alternating between Color A and Color B, until this section totals the number of rows displayed in the "Rows per color pair" Column in Size Chart Above. Ch 3 with Color B, and then fasten off Color B.

Second Section:

Then, repeat Rows 5 and 6 with Color A.

Repeat Row 3 with Color C.

Repeat Row 6, then Rows 5 and 6, alternating between Color A and Color C, until this section totals the number of rows displayed in the "Rows per color pair" Column in Size Chart Above. Ch 3 with Color C, and then fasten off Color C.

Third Section:

Then, repeat Rows 5 and 6 with Color A.

Repeat Row 3 with Color D.

Repeat Row 6, then Rows 5 and 6, alternating between Color A and Color D, until this section totals the number of rows displayed in the "Rows per color pair" Column in Size Chart Above. Ch 3 with Color D, and then fasten off Color D.

Fourth Section:

Then, repeat Rows 5 and 6 with Color E.

Repeat Row 3 with Color E.

Repeat Row 6, then Rows 5 and 6, alternating between Color A and Color E, until this section totals the number of rows displayed in the Rows/B-E Column in Size Chart Above. The entire blanket should give you the total number of rows shown in the Rows Column in the Size Chart above.

Last Row: Insert hook in loop of Color A, ch 3, sc in 1st st of previous row, working in front of previous row, tr in 1st skipped st of the row below the previous row, skip next st, sc in next 3 sts, *tr2tog in previous skipped st of the row below and next skipped st of the row below, skip next st, sc in next 3 sts; repeat from * until 2 sts remain, tr in last skipped st of the row below, sc in last st; fasten off Color A.

Finishing:

Using yarn needle, sew the final end of each color (with the ch-3), to base of next color st two rows above, to mimic the look of the previous color changes on that side of the project. Weave in ends.

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LOOKING FOR MORE?

Looking for more free crochet blanket patterns? You can browse them all here on Moogly or on Ravelry - there are too many to list them all here! Some favorites include the Leaping Stripes and Blocks, Loopy Love Blanket, Waterlily Throw, Vintage Wobble Afghan, and Blackberry Salad Striped Afghan!

If the Bright Chevron Borderless Blanket pattern inspires you to make your own project, and you post a photo on social media, be sure to tag me @mooglyblog or #mooglyblog so I can check it out too!

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