Easy Chevron Pattern (Quick & Easy!) (2024)

I’m very excited to offer this free crochet pattern on the Daisy Cottage Designs blog. Whether you’re new to the blog, or you’ve been around since my firstpatterns, thank you for stopping by. Today I have a beautiful chevron crochet pattern for you. It’s a classic look that many people love.

Selecting the Perfect Yarn for This Chevron Pattern

One of my favorite parts of crocheting is selecting the colors for a project. One of my goals has been to branch out of my comfort zone with color choices. Another has been to use up my yarn stash (though this is tough since I just keep purchasing yarn).

This blanket is definitely outside my norm in the color department. I tend to use bright and bold colors, for the most part. I went much more pastel this time.

I usedPaint Box Yarn’s Simply Aranfor this chevron crochet blanket. Paintbox Yarns are some of my favorite to work with. I love the color selection and the feel of the yarn. You also can’t go wrong with the price.

As far as I know, Paintbox yarns doesn’t know anything about me – so I’m not doing this because they’re paying me or giving me yarn – I just really love their product.

I used 4 shades – Pistachio Green, Champagne White, Dusty Rose, and Seafoam Blue. I used one skein of each with the exception of the Pistachio Green – it took about 2 skeins of that particular shade – including the optional border.

How to Crochet a Chevron Pattern:

If you’d like to make a chevron crochet blanket, keep reading! The free crochet pattern is below and it will walk you through making the chevron stitch. You’ll use a combination of double crochet stitches and chains to create peaks and valleys.

Can a beginner create one of these crochet chevron patterns? Absolutely! Chevron crochet blanket patterns are great for crafters at any skill level.

The finished size of this blanket measures about 28″ x 31”, but I’ve given instructions to make this blanket any size you wish. Just scroll to the end of the pattern if you’d like the instructions to make this blanket in a different size

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Easy Chevron Crochet Pattern

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Materials:

• Approximately 1000 yards of worsted weight yarn (medium/4).
• I used Paintbox Simple Aranin pistachio green, champagne white, dusty rose, and seafoam blue. Grab 2 skeins of Pistachio Green and 1 of each of the other colors.
• I/9 Crochet hook
• Tapestry Needle & Scissors for weaving ends
• There is a YouTubevideo tutorialfor this stitch.

Pattern Notes:

• Instructions for adjusting the size of this blanket are given at the end of this post.
• You will NOT work into the top of the turning chain in this pattern.
• The border is optional. The previous photo shows the blanket without a border. I did not write out exact instructions for the border, but I do explain how I worked it below.

Using Pistachio Green, ch 121.

Row 1: dc in the 3 chain from hook and in each of the next 5 chs *dc, ch 2, dc in the next ch. dc in the next 6 chs. sk next 2 chs, dc in the next 6 chs* across until 8 chains remain. dc, ch 2, dc in the next ch. dc in the next 5 ch. dc2tog in the last 2 chs. ch 2, turn.

Row 2: Skip the first st, dc in the next 6 dc. *dc, ch 2, dc in the next ch-2 space. dc in the next 6 stitches. skip 2 dc. dc in the next 6 stitches* across to last ch-2 space. dc, ch 2, dc in the last ch-2 space. dc in the next 5 stitches. dc2tog. Ch 2 turn. YOU WILL NOT BE WORKING INTO THE TOP OF THE CH 2.

Keep repeating this pattern until your blanket is the length you’d like it to be. I have a total of 54 rows or until your blanket is the desired length.

See Also

The Best Yarn for Blankets in 2024 for Crochet & Knitting

To make your blanket just like mine, you’ll want to use the following color pattern

• 4 Rows Pistachio Green
• 1 Row Champagne White
• 4 Rows Dusty Rose
• 1 Row Champagne White
• 4 Rows Pistachio Green
• 1 Row Champagne White
• 4 Rows Seafoam Blue
• 1 Row Champagne White
• 4 Rows Pistachio Green

Optional Border for Your Chevron Blanket

This chevron blanket looks complete without adding a border, but I know some people love to add a finished edge to every project.

I worked a border around my blanket to give my blanket a straight edge. To do this, you need to fill the chevron with different height stitches. I didn’t write out a pattern for this per-se, butthis postfrom LittleTin Bird will give you a good start. The image above shows you what stitches I chose to use.

Add Some Extra Texture

There’s an easy way to add a little bit of extra texture to a chevron blanket. Simply work your double crochet stitches in the back loop of each stitch. This will create a beautiful ridged look to your blanket.

If you’re unsure how to insert your hook under the back loops, a quick YouTube search will show you exactly what to do!

How to Adjust the Size of this Chevron Crochet Pattern:

To get started, calculate the size you want your finished blanket to be. Each chevron (up and down) is approximately 4 inches – this will depend on your tension and what size hook you use.

Your starting chain needs to be in multiples of 15 + 16.

So let’s say you want your blanket to be approximately 60 inches. You’ll need to have about 15 up and downs to make your blanket the correct width.

So you’d do the following math:

15 x 15 = 225

225+16 = 241

If you wanted your chevron afghan to be approximately 100 inches wide, you’d need to have about 25 ups and downs.

So you’d do the following math:

15 x 25 = 375

375 + 15 = 390

After you calculate your starting chain length, you’ll follow the pattern exactly.

Other Chevron Crochet Patterns:

If you enjoyed this double crochet crochet chevron blanket pattern, you’re going to love the others I’ve written:

• Classic Ripple Blanket
• Zig Zag Crochet Pattern
• Rainbow Ripple Crochet Pattern
• Pretty Chevron Blanket

If you used this free chevron pattern to make the perfect blanket, I’d love it if you’d tag me in a photo onInstagramor myFacebook page. I love seeing your beautiful creations!

Please note:You’re more than welcome to sell items that you make using this pattern on Etsy, at craft fairs, or anywhere else you might sell your items – just be sure to take your own photos!