Log Cabin One-Row Repeat Jumbo Yarn Blanket

Log Cabin One-Row Repeat Jumbo Yarn Blanket from Pattern Princess

The Log Cabin One-Row Repeat Jumbo Yarn Blanket is a cozy like a weighted blanket. It’s easy enough for a confident beginner too.

A modern crochet blanket made with luxurious #7 jumbo-weight yarn. With its soft texture and generous size, it makes a beautiful addition to an accent chair, sofa, or the end of your bed. If you love the look of knitted textures but prefer to crochet, this pattern is definitely worth trying.

Free pattern by Victoria Pietz from Pattern Princess

This blanket features a simple one-row repeat, making it an easy and relaxing project to work. The back loop slip stitch creates beautiful ridges that give the blanket a knit-like appearance and plenty of cozy texture. Once you get into the rhythm of the repeating row, the blanket works up quickly.

Make this Throw Blanket in a Weekend

One of my favorite things about this design is that it is completely reversible. The texture looks beautiful on both sides, so there is no right side or wrong side to worry about. The #7 jumbo-weight yarn also means you can make a wonderfully warm throw without spending weeks crocheting it.

If you’re looking for a modern crochet blanket that is simple enough for a relaxing weekend project, this one is a great choice. With the easy repeating pattern, jumbo yarn, and step-by-step video tutorial, you can settle in with your hook and work toward having a beautiful, cozy throw by the weekend.

Skill Level

Easy – confident beginner

Gauge

Approximately 4.75 stitches and 3.75 rows every 4 inches.

Size

  • Square Baby Blanket 31 X 31 inches.
  • Throw Blanket (Small) 35 X 40 inches.
  • Throw Blanket (Medium) 40 X 50 inches.
  • Throw Blanket (Large) 50 X 60 inches.
  • Afghan Blanket (X-Large) (Shown) 57 X 60 inches
  • Twin Bed/Full Bed 57 X 80 inches

Materials

Any Jumbo Weight Yarn #7. I used Bernat Blanket Big. 1 Ball is 300g/32 yards of yarn. I used two colors. Malachite and Forest Splash. I changed the yarn after the ninth row. For the smaller size blankets, you may want to adjust the width of the stripes.

  • Baby Blanket. 7 Balls of yarn, 224 yards.
  • Small. 8 Balls of yarn, 256 yards.
  • Medium. 9 Balls of yarn, 288 yards.
  • Large. 13 Balls of yarn, 416 yards.
  • X-Large. 14 Balls of yarn, 448 yards. I used 8 in the Malachite color and 6 in the Forest Splash color.
  • Twin Bed/Full Bed. 19 Balls of yarn, 608 yards.

Supplies

Size T Crochet Hook 30mm

Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Tape Measure

Victoria Pietz from Pattern Princess

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