Pastel Meadows Throw Crochet Graphgan Pattern

£5.99

Description

The Pastel Meadows Throw is one of those patterns that never seems to go out of style.

It combines oversized floral motifs with a soft pastel color palette to create a blanket that’s bright and cheerful without feeling overwhelming. The flowers are bold enough to make a statement, but the simple shapes and clean lines keep the overall design feeling modern and fresh.

This pattern is worked using intarsia crochet and single crochet stitches, making it a great project for crocheters who enjoy colorwork. Watching the flowers slowly appear row by row is one of my favorite parts of making this blanket, and it’s the kind of project that’s hard to put down once you get started.

Skill level: Intermediate.

If you are new to intarsia colorwork, I have included links to my written and video color change tutorials in the pattern notes to help you get started with confidence.

Want to make a smaller version? Try the Pastel Meadows Baby Blanket

What is included in the download:

  • Full written row-by-row instructions
  • Color chart
  • Printer-friendly version
  • Coloring Page
  • Materials list with specific yarn quantities and substitution guidance

This is a PDF download, not a physical product. You will receive it instantly after purchase.

Check the full materials list, gauge, and size details below before buying so you can confirm you have everything you need.


PATTERN DETAILS

Size: 50″ / 127 cm wide x 60″ / 152 cm long
Stitch: Single crochet
Gauge: 4″ x 4″ (10 cm x 10 cm) = 13 sts x 15 rows in single crochet
Technique: Intarsia colorwork


YARN

Heatherly Worsted (worsted weight, 80% Acrylic, 20% Merino Wool; 218 yards / 200 meters, 100g):

Snowflake 29557, 5 skeins
Cabana 29554, 2 skeins
Peach Fuzz 29549, 2 skeins
Sweet Bing 29548, 2 skeins
Atmosphere 29553, 1 skein
Key Lime 29552, 1 skein

Or substitute with any worsted weight yarn in the following quantities:

A: 1059 yards / 968 meters
B: 349 yards / 319 meters
C: 320 yards / 293 meters
D: 301 yards / 275 meters
E: 185 yards / 169 meters
F: 168 yards / 154 meters


HOOK AND NOTIONS

4.5mm (US 7) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
Scissors
Yarn needle
Bobbins & Bobbin Holder (recommended for managing color changes)


COLOR CHANGES

I recommend using intarsia colorwork and making a new bobbin at each color change. If you are new to this method, here are two tutorials to get you started:
Written tutorial: Master Graphgan Color Changes Quickly – How To Change Colors On A Crochet Graphgan
Video Tutorial: How To Change Colors On A Graphgan | Step-By-Step Crochet Tutorial


If you have any questions before buying, feel free to get in touch.

Share your finished blanket: #PastelMeadowsThrow

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