10 Free Crochet Mountain Blanket Patterns for Home Decor
If you are a mountain scenery lover, mountain blankets will become your love as they bring this beauty to your home. Just check out these 10 crochet mountain blanket patterns that feature lovely mountain colors, and mountain stitches like zig-zag stitch, shell stitch, V-stitch, etc to add this lovely theme to your next blanket project.
They will become everybody-favorite decors and can be used as throws, afghans, and Lafghans. Due to their textures, they are also much warm. Let’s get started!
What are 3 crochet mountain stitches?
There are many mountain stitches you can try for these crochet mountain blanket patterns. Here, we describe three best of these:
- Mountain Ridge Stitch: Alternately work Front Post Double Crochets (FPDC) and Back Post Double Crochets (BPDC).
Steps: Start with a foundation row of double crochets. Row 1: FPDC over the first stitch, BPDC over the next stitch, repeat across. Continue working FPDC over FPDC and BPDC over BPDC in subsequent rows. - Alpine Stitch: Combine front post stitches and double crochets to create a textured look. Start with a foundation row of double crochets. Row 1: Double crochet across. Row 2: Double crochet in the first stitch, Front Post Double Crochet in next, repeat across. Row 3: Repeat Row 2 but alternate starting with FPDC. Continue alternating rows for the desired length.
- Chevron (Ripple) Stitch Blankets: Create peaks and valleys using increases and decreases. Chain a multiple of a certain number (like 11) plus extra chains for turning. Row 1: Double crochet in specified chains, then make two double crochets in one stitch to form a peak, skip stitches to form valleys, and continue. Row 2: Chain 3, double crochet across following the pattern of increases and decreases. Repeat Row 2 for the desired length, making sure to create consistent peaks and valleys.
Crochet Mountain Range Blanket
Learn how to crochet the mountain range blanket featuring a striped zigzag design using ripple stitch with varying peak heights. You will learn how to modify the blanket size and use back loop stitches for added texture. The overall difficulty is moderate, and it is ideal for those comfortable with basic stitches and looking for a new challenge.
Easy Crochet Pine Mountain Blanket
Crochet the pine mountain blanket with an easy two-row repeat using Dreamland Pays Des Rever yarn. The difficulty level is intermediate as the texture creates a nice ridge effect. The tutor suggests taking your time with the stitch changes and using stitch markers to keep track of your progress.
Mountain Clouds Blanket
The mountain clouds blanket featured in ‘YARN – The After Party’ booklets. This blanket can be made using either Stone Washed Minerals XL yarn or SKIES Light yarn, each offering a different texture and color variety. It’s great for intermediate crocheters due to the detailed patterns and use of multiple colors. The blanket consists of several mountain motifs. You can use it as a warm throw for your living room, or a cozy gift for a loved one.
Stone Mountain Throw
Crochet the Stone Mountain Throw featuring an easy lacy design with lovely color-combination. The use of multi-color yarn adds an interesting neutral effect, making it suitable for various decor styles. The difficulty level is manageable for beginners and experienced crocheters alike.
The Mountain Mama Blanket
One of the easiest mountain textured blankets to crochet is this Mountain Mama Blanket. This pattern creates a beautiful V-like texture using simple stitches that repeat throughout. It uses five basic crochet stitches along with a large crochet hook and bulky weight yarn. The tutor suggests that this blanket is perfect for working on while watching your favorite shows and enjoying a hot drink.
Mountain Lodge Blanket
With the cool months approaching, crocheting the Mountain Lodge Blanket might be the perfect project. This pattern uses super bulky yarn with a beautiful striped stitch pattern. The design is simple enough for beginners, yet satisfying for seasoned crocheters as well. The tutor suggests using Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick Solids for a cozy and durable finish.
Mountain Sunrise Throw
Learn how to crochet the Mountain Sunrise Throw featuring a colorful lacy pattern. This pattern is part of a Crochet Along and it’s available for preorder right now. The design is suitable for both beginners and experienced crocheters. You can crochet it for spring!
Aura Mountain Blanket
Crochet the Aura Mountain Blanket – a striped square blanket. This blanket is both enjoyable to crochet and wonderfully warm. The pattern is easy to follow. One of the best parts is that the yarn colors change on their own, reducing the number of ends you’ll need to weave in. The finished blanket size in the photo is 38×38 inches, but you can make it as large as you like.
