20+ Stunning Free Crochet Throw Patterns for Autumn and Beyond

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Who doesn’t admire all the fall colors when the season comes? Everyone loves them because autumn is the time of the year when you can find the most diversity in nature. You can find all of the above in these amazing crochet throws below.

Many different shapes and colors are visible, mostly on the leaves that are falling to the ground. Everything around is covered by this mixture of the most beautiful tones. All this can be transferred to our houses. The leaves and their hues are a great inspiration for all kinds of blankets.

Take a look at the examples below and search for links to free patterns under the pictures.

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Crochet Throw Free Patterns

1. Ammaline Blanket Pattern

This big throw made with DK yarn is a true beauty, which will be cherished for years – as long as you decide to make it! Veronika’s skill in designing intricate patterns is truly masterful, so don’t wait and try to follow her instructions. What starts out as a circular motif, slowly transforms into big ornamental square.

Two pictures of a crocheted afghan on the grass.

PHOTOS by Veronika Liachovic/ ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on vcrochetpatterns.com, or read more about it on ravelry.com.

2. Viola Blanket Crochet Pattern

Are you dreaming of a unique piece for your bedroom? Dream no more, because we’ve got something for you – take a look at the photos! Jacqui was inspired by garden flowers and inspired this modular throw that features floral squares. The center piece is very intricate, and it’s accompanied by smaller blocks in matching colors.

Two pictures of a crocheted afghan on a bed.

PHOTOS by Jacqui Goulbourn / ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on hobbii.co.uk, or read more about it on ravelry.com.

3. Starburst Autumn Blanket

If you miss spring during these cold months, you can always crochet this lovely, colorful blanket that will not only keep you warm and cozy, but also resemble those wonderful, warm days filled with flowers all around.

Crochet blanket with colorful starburst patterns draped over a chair and displayed outdoors, showcasing the perfect blend of artistry and warmth. Accompanied by text: "Starburst Autumn Crochet Throw - Free Pattern" by Debs Turner.

PHOTOS by Debs Turner / Ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on Ravelry.com.

4. Summerstripes Plaid Crochet Pattern

This amazing summer stripes plaid is a fine example of how you can embellish a simple and minimalistic room decor by crocheting a plaid that is full of colors and textures, like the one below. The structure is really simple, but feel free to play with the colors!

A colorful crochet throw with stripes and geometric patterns is draped over a white chair, showcasing its vibrant design.

PHOTOS by Schachenmayr Design Team / Ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on schachenmayr.com, or check out more on Ravelry.

5. Ravenna Blanket

This lovely crochet throw in the pictures below was made by Susan Pan, and it’s a gorgeous project that you will absolutely love to crochet and snuggle under! It was inspired by the ceiling pattern of the northern entrance mosaic – the Good Shepherd.

This beautiful crocheted blanket, perfect for use as one of your favorite crochet throws, features a soothing blue background adorned with circular patterns and charming white daisies with yellow centers. The scalloped edges add an elegant touch, while gold and red accents are thoughtfully woven throughout the design.

Photos by Susan Pan / ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on Ravelry.

6. Floral Beauty Throw (Square)

Isn’t this crochet throw in the pictures below just a masterpiece? It features a textured floral motif with a lot of rich texture. Each motif starts as a pretty flower that’s squared off for easy seaming. You will really have a lot of fun making this one, because it features a wide variety of techniques, including cluster stitches and back post stitches for added texture.

A crocheted teal and green blanket, perfect as one of your cozy crochet throws, features a striking square motif and is draped over a couch; a second image shows the blanket laid flat, displaying its pattern of 20 textured squares.

Photos by Nanette M. Seale / ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on yarnspirations.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

7. Spike Stitch Crochet CAL Throw Pattern

The yellow and brown are inspired by the end of autumn. All the leaves have already fallen, and the world prepares for winter. It’s a really nice combination with orange, as this vivid color breaks the melancholy of the transition to the next upcoming season.

This crochet project features a spike stitch pattern with brown, yellow, and orange yarn, perfect for crafting cozy crochet throws. It includes a wooden crochet hook and a blue-handled hook in progress.

Go to the pattern: nanascraftyhome.com.

8. Falling Leaves Crochet Throw

This blanket is inspired by the leaves that begin to fall at the end of summer. It’s still warm and sunny, and the colors are still vivid. This brings the positive energy we will need as we face the end of autumn and through the winter. You will be happy covering yourself with that beautiful, juicy blanket and drinking hot tea when it’s cold outside.

A crochet throw with a spike stitch pattern in vibrant orange, red, yellow, and blue tones is paired with a wooden crochet hook. This exquisite piece adds warmth and style to any space, showcasing the timeless charm of crochet throws.

Go to the pattern: nanascraftyhome.com.

9. Inspired by JOY Afghan Crochet Pattern

Amazingly constructed, this blanket design was developed and tested in early 2022. Now, on the brink of the new year, you can start following the pattern by Jeanne Steinhilber to crochet this jaw dropping throw. Several color versions are presented on the linked site for you to see the possibilities that hide in the design. But there is just one thing to remember while crafting. The key to success is to make the pattern do its magic. The rest is pure crocheting fun.

Three crocheted square blankets with intricate geometric patterns in different color combinations—including burgundy and cream, purple and teal—showcase the beautiful craftsmanship of crochet throws, with a close-up highlighting the textured stitching.

Photos by Jeanne Steinhilber / ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on thecrochetcrowd.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

10. Study of Snow Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

When the texture of the blanket does all the work, the color can be simple and simply calming. Off white neutral hues are perfect for this design by Michael Sellick, and not only because of its snowy name. The complexity and intricacy of the pattern speak louder than the loudest colors. It will look beautiful displayed on the sofa or bed, but also give you much warmth when you snuggle under it.

A person sits on the floor wrapped in a large, cream-colored crocheted blanket near a fireplace; a close-up shows the crochet throw’s detailed texture and pattern.

Photos by Michael Sellick / ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on thecrochetcrowd.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

11. Sunny Blanket – Paid Crochet Pattern

This sunny, vibrant blanket requires a lot of work, but is totally worth it! It looks like (and it is) a fine piece of art. Made with lots of different yarn colors, it’s just beautiful. There is also a more toned, winter version below – it looks magical, like it was made in an enchanted winter realm.

Colorful crochet throws featuring circular and geometric patterns in yellow, pink, blue, and green. Displayed outdoors against lush foliage and indoors on a rustic wooden wall.

This pattern is no longer available for free; you can purchase the pattern for Sunny Mandala and Sunny Border.

12. Cozy Colors Beach Blanket

Bold color combinations make this crochet throw impossible to ignore. Wide horizontal stripes are filled with smaller vertical accents in contrasting shades, creating a woven-inspired effect that blends red, black, white, purple, and more into one striking design. Finished with soft white fringe along the shorter edges, it’s a cozy statement piece that instantly brightens any room.

Photos by Yarnspirations / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on yarnspirations.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

13. BettyAnn’s Sweater Blanket

Timeless monochrome meets graphic design in this crochet throw. Inspired by the classic houndstooth pattern, the black-and-white motif creates a sophisticated look that never goes out of style. A wide ribbed white border frames the blanket beautifully, giving it a clean, polished finish.

Photos by Daisy Farm Crafts / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on daisyfarmcrafts.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

14. Octagon Lace Throw Crochet Pattern

This crochet throw is made from a beautiful arrangement of small and large octagons, each combining delicate lacework with raised bobbles for an intricate, almost jewelry-like effect. The decorative motifs come together into a spectacular statement piece, finished with a leafy-shaped border that makes the edges just as captivating as the center.

Photos by Kim Guzman / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on makeitcrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

15. Colorful Kaleidoscope Blanket

A playful mix of dense crochet sections and open mesh creates the structure of this rectangular throw, while colorful yarn introduces another layer of stripes throughout the design. The different textures and shifting shades give the blanket a wonderfully dynamic appearance without making it feel overly complicated.

Photos by Martina Supova / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on Ravelry.

16. Shell Border Blanket

This crochet throw looks as though someone scattered a handful of colorful confetti across a blanket. Reds, yellows, blues, and soft beige tones come together in an intentionally eclectic palette, while a red shell stitch border gives the edges a defined, decorative finish. It is cheerful, energetic, and guaranteed to brighten up even the simplest interior.

Photos by Liz Salazar / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on premieryarns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

17. Summer Harmony Blanket

There is something almost painterly about the way the colors appear in this crochet throw. The yarn shifts unpredictably between caramel, yellow, and scattered bursts of other shades, while elongated textured stitches run across the blanket like rows of wheat or delicate ears of grain. The combination of spontaneous color changes and pronounced texture makes every section worth examining.

Photos by Yarnspirations Design Studio / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on yarnspirations.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Versions of A Spicier Life Blanket – Free Crochet Pattern

1. A Spicier Life Blanket

I absolutely love the colors of this blanket, they are so fun, cheerful and they make the whole pattern look really cosy and eclectic, which is really great for not only modern interiors, but also the more vintage ones. Gorgeous!

DESIGNED by: Stitch with passion
THIS VERSION is by CherryHeart

Colorful crochet throws with striped patterns in various hues. Discover the vibrant "A Spicier Life Blanket" free crochet pattern by Sandra Paul.

The full article about the free pattern and the photos is on cherryheart.co.uk. More info on Ravelry, and more info on this version is on Ravelry.

2. A Spicier Life Blanket

Really, the more colors, the better, because they make the blanket really stand out and embellish your home decor. Moreover, this pattern is really simple to crochet, so you don’t have to worry if you’re a beginner.

DESIGNED by: Stitch with passion
THIS VERSION is by Bunneez

A colorful crochet throw, featuring a blend of patterns and stripes in blue, yellow, orange, and white, is artfully displayed on a surface.

The full article about the free pattern and the photos is on cherryheart.co.uk. More info on Ravelry, and more info on this version is on Ravelry.

3. A Spicier Life Blanket

Pink blankets are just classic and timeless, because you can gift them for so many occasions! For instance, you can make it a gift for a baby shower, Valentine’s Day, an anniversary, a birthday, etc. Moreover, the size is easily adjustable.

DESIGNED by: Stitch with passion
THIS VERSION is by KnitterChelle

A cozy crochet throw in delightful pink, white, and red stripes with various textures adds charm while draped over a chair.

The full article about the pattern and the photos is on cherryheart.co.uk. More info on Ravelry, and more info on this version is on Ravelry.

Versions of The Kaleidoscope Blanket – Free Crochet Pattern

1. The Kaleidoscope Blanket CAL

This lovely blanket looks like a sky full of stars on a hot summer night in the mountains, where the view is just breathtaking. If you make it in warm and vibrant colors, it will look like a stunning meadow full of flowers. Just amazing.

The-Kaleidoscope-Blanket-Free-Crochet-Pattern

Two intricately crocheted crochet throws with geometric kaleidoscope patterns, one in cool tones and the other in warm tones, are spread on beds in well-lit rooms.

Go to the pattern: The Kaleidoscope Blanket CAL, or see more on Ravelry.

2. The Caribbean Kaleidoscope Blanket

You can use a 4,5 mm hook to make this gorgeous kaleidoscope blanket, that truly looks like a Caribbean beach, right? The colors are to die for, not to mention a really interesting and fun texture that will make your afternoon nap so much more comfy!

DESIGNED by: Catherine Bligh
THIS VERSION is by AmyTheGR8

A vibrant geometric crochet throw, featuring star and hexagon patterns, adorns the floor. A child rests on it, dressed in a pink shirt and patterned shorts, adding a touch of joy to the scene.

PHOTOS by lAmyTheGR8/ ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on catherinecrochetcorner.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.

3. The Kaleidoscope Blanket CAL

I really love intricate afghans, because they look like stained glass, right? The throw below is the best example of how gorgeous a crochet blanket can look. You can easily make it a bed cape, that will make your bedroom so much more unique!

DESIGNED by: Catherine Bligh
THIS VERSION is by Daeuse

Two colorful crocheted pieces are showcased: the top is a vibrant, multicolored blanket with repeating geometric patterns, perfect for crochet throws; the bottom is a circular motif adorned with blue, pink, and red designs.

PHOTOS by Daeuse / ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on catherinecrochetcorner.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.

4. The Kaleidoscope Blanket

This afghan requires about 26 skeins of yarn and it’s totally worth it! The colors are so mesmerizing and eye catching, you won’t be able to take your eyes off it! It’s a great gift idea for your family and friends, they’ll love it!

DESIGNED by: Catherine Bligh
THIS VERSION is by bofreeman

A colorful crochet blanket with geometric patterns in blue, purple, and white drapes elegantly on an outdoor bench. Nearby, a similar crochet throw is spread out on the grass, adding a charming touch to the serene setting.

PHOTOS by bofreeman / ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on catherinecrochetcorner.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.

5. The Kaleidoscope Blanket

This beautiful kaleidoscope blanket was made by lyncrow1 and it’s so full of colors and texture! You can make endless different projects out of this pattern, starting with a bed cape or a gorgeous lapghan. It’s not as hard to crochet as it seems and it’s certainly worth the time!

DESIGNED by: Catherine Bligh
THIS VERSION is by lyncrow1

A colorful quilt with a geometric pattern and crochet throws covers a bed. The design features blue, purple, and green tones with intricate shapes and details.

PHOTOS by lyncrow1 / Instagram.com

Find this pattern on Ravelry. The top photo is from Instagram and the bottom photo is from Instagram.

6. The Kaleidoscope Blanket

This gorgeous kaleidoscope blanket by orgu_diyalektik is such a gorgeous project, that will make your home look really original and unique! Take a look at the pictures below and fall in love with these incredible, warm colors and rich texture!

DESIGNED by: Catherine Bligh
THIS VERSION is by orgu_diyalektik

A colorful crochet blanket, perfect as a cozy throw, showcases hexagonal patterns adorned with a floral motif, elegantly draped over a surface.

PHOTOS by orgu_diyalektik / Instagram.com

Find this pattern on Ravelry. The top photo is from Instagram and the bottom photo is from Instagram.

26 Stunning Free Crochet Throw Patterns for Autumn and Beyond