Soft Moss Blanket: FREE crochet pattern



Always wanted to try to crochet with fur yarn, but have doubts you can do that? Crochet with fur can be a pain, as it’s impossible to see the stitches, and almost impossible to feel them. But I think I found an easier way of working with furry yarn. Take a look at my newest Soft Moss Blanket free crochet pattern and try your hand on it. You will find row-by-row instructions as well as video tutorials showing how to crochet hexagon and half hexagon motifs with regular yarn. And then with fur 😊 Hope you enjoy!

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Materials 

Scheepjes Chunky Monkey (100% Premium Acrylic (Anti Pilling); 100g/116m)

  • Yarn A: 1099 Mid Grey x 6 balls 

Scheepjes Furry Tales (100% Polyester; 100g/57m)

  • Yarn B: 978 Cinderella x 3 balls 
  • Yarn C: 985 Little Pig x 3 balls 
  • Yarn D: 983 Tinkerbell x 3 balls
You can find both yarns in local Scheepjes stores, or via online retailers (affiliate links): Wool Warehouse* (UK, international shipping), Caro's Atelier* (NL and Europe), Taemombo* (US&Canada)

5 mm crochet hook 

Yarn needle to weave in ends 

Gauge: Each hexagon measures 30cm/11¾in across from corner to corner (through center), blocked.

Measurements: Finished blanket is approx. 108 x 130cm/42½ x 51¼in 


Abbreviations (US terms) 

approx. approximately 

beg beginning 

CC contrast color 

ch chain stitch 

corr corresponding 

folls follows 

m marker 

rep repeat

sc single crochet 

ss slip stitch 

st(s) stitch(es) 

sp(s) space(s) 

pm place marker 

Pattern repeats 

(…) several stitches inside (…) made in one st. 

[…] repeat instructions inside […] as many times as indicated in the pattern. 

*…; rep instruction after * as many times as indicated in the pattern. 

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INSTRUCTIONS 

Hexagon 

Make 8 in B as CC; make 5 each in C and D as CC. 

Round 1: With CC make adjustable ring, ch1 (does not count as a st here and throughout), [sc in ring, ch3] 3 times, ss to beg sc. 

Round 2: Ch1, beg in same sc as join (here and throughout), [1sc in sc (pm), ch2, 1sc in next ch3-sp (pm), ch2] 3 times, ss to beg sc. 

Round 3: Ch1, [1sc in next sc (pm), ch3] 6 times, ss to beg sc. 

Round 4: Ch1, [1sc in next sc (pm), ch2, 1sc in next ch3-sp, ch2] 6 times, ss to beg sc. 

Round 5: Ch1, [1sc in next sc, ch3] 12 times moving m to corr sts, ss to beg sc. 

Round 6: Ch1, *1sc in next sc (pm), [ch2, 1sc in next ch3-sp] 2 times, ch2; rep from * five more times, ss to beg sc. 

Round 7: Ch1, [1sc in next sc, ch3] rep around moving m to corr sts, ss to beg sc. 

Round 8: Ch1, *1sc in next sc (pm), [ch2, 1sc in next ch3-sp] 3 times, ch2; rep from * five more times, ss to beg sc. 

Round 9: Rep Round 7. 

Round 10: Ch1, *1sc in next sc (pm), [ch2, 1sc in next ch3-sp] 4 times, ch2; rep from * five more times, ss to beg sc. Cut CC leaving approx. 20cm/8in tail for safe weaving. 

Round 11: Changing to Yarn A, ch1, *(1sc, ch2, 1sc) in next sc, 2sc in next ch2-sp, [1sc in next sc, 2sc in next ch2-sp] 4 times; rep from * five more times, ss to beg sc, ss to next sc, ss to corner ch2-sp – 16 sc per side. 

Round 12: Ch1, *(1sc, ch2, 1sc) in corner ch2-sp, 1sc in each st to next corner; rep from * five more times, ss to beg sc, ss to next sc, ss to corner ch2-sp – 18 sc per side. 

Round 13: Rep Round 12 – 20 sc per side. Fasten off leaving approx. 20cm/8in tail for weaving. 

Here is a video tutorial about how to crochet a furry hexagon:


Half hexagon 

Make 2 in C as CC, and 2 in D as CC. 

Row 1: With CC. Make adjustable ring, ch1 (does not count as a st here and throughout), 1sc in ring (pm), [ch2, 1sc in ring (pm)] 3 times, turn. 

Row 2: Ch1, 1sc in first st, [ch2, skip sp, 1sc in next sc] 3 times moving m to corr sts (here and throughout), turn. 

Row 3: Ch1, 1sc in first st, [ch3, skip sp, 1sc in next st] 3 times, turn. 

Row 4: Ch1, 1sc in first sc, [ch2, 1sc in next ch3-sp, ch2, 1sc in next sc] 3 times, turn. 

Row 5: Ch1, 1sc in first st, [ch3, skip sp, 1sc in next sc] rep across, turn. 

Row 6: Ch1, 1sc in first st, *[ch2, 1sc in next ch3-sp] twice, ch2, 1sc in next sc; rep from * two more times, turn. 

Row 7: Rep Row 5. 

Row 8: Ch1, 1sc in first st, *[ch2, 1sc in next ch3-sp] 3 times, ch2, 1sc in next sc; rep from * twice more, turn. 

Row 9: Rep Row 5. 

Row 10: Ch1, 1sc in first st, *[ch2, 1sc in next ch3-sp] 4 times, ch2, 1sc in next sc; rep from * twice more, turn. Cut CC leaving approx. 20cm/8in tail for safe weaving. 

Row 11: Changing to Yarn A, ch1, 1sc in first st, *[2sc in next ch2-sp, 1sc in next st] rep to last ch2-sp before corner, 2sc in next ch2-sp**, (1sc, ch2, 1sc) in corner sc; rep from * two more times ending last rep at **, 1sc in last st, turn – 16 sc per side. 

Row 12: Ch1, 2sc in first st, [1sc in each st to crochet ch2-sp, (1sc, ch2, 1sc) in corner ch2-sp] twice, 1sc in each st to last st, 2sc in last st, turn – 18 sc per side. 

Row 13: Rep Row 12 – 20 sc per side. Fasten off leaving approx. 20cm/8in tail for weaving. 

Here is a video tutorial about how to crochet a furry half hexagon:

 


Joining and Border 

Starting with 4 hexagons along the top row, arrange hexagons and half hexagons according to the schematic. Arrange all the motifs according to your preference. All motifs are joined with sc on right side. 


After all motifs are joined together, work a border around the entire blanket as folls: 

Round 1: With right side facing you, attach Yarn A with ss in any ch2-sp in a blanket corner, ch1 (does not count as a st), (1sc, ch2, 1sc) in same ch2-sp, *work with sc evenly along all the blanket’s sides and, at the same time, working (1sc, ch2, 1sc) in ch2-sp in every outer zigzag corner and 1sc3tog in every inner zigzag corner, join with ss in first sc**, ss in ch2-sp, turn. 

Round 2: Ch1, work as for Round 1 between * and **. Fasten off. Weave in ends. Block blanket to measurements. 


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3 comments

  1. Ooooh how nice! I just put the yarn on my wish list, completely different colours from yours, can't wait to show you my version!

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  2. It looks really comfy and warm.

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  3. Another way to work with fur is to use a foundation block and work the fur in the front stitch. I use this for fantastic rugs.

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