Crochet Ripple Stitch Blankets

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Crochet Ripple Stitch Blankets
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Crochet ripple is one of the most classic techniques, and it’s so beautiful! Use it to make a beautiful handmade blanket.

You can make crochet ripple blankets in as many colors as you like. The best part is, that you can make every pattern unique and suiting your needs and home decor by changing the color palette. Ombre yarn is an amazing solution for stunning color flow. Possibilities are endless – let your imagination guide you! Take a look at examples below and search for links to free patterns under the pictures.

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Classic Ripple Blankets – Free Crochet Patterns

Blissful Chevron Afghan

The beauty of crochet is that each stitch and every pattern can be modified, even just a bit. In this case, zig-zag is so delicate that it’s almost flat, but it’s enough to build the eye-catching effect. As you can see, the two-row stripes are wide enough to showcase the colors beautifully, but you can go for more or less, depending on your creative vision.

  • DESIGNED by Crochet Me Lovely
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Photos by Crochet Me Lovely / ravelry.com

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

Rose Mountains

Lubica’s delicate chevron blanket features the colors of my favorite ice-cream flavours – chocolate and strawberry! Simple repeat is very easy to learn, so this project will be a good choice for beginners. I know that many of you struggle with zig-zag patterns, but I’m sure this one will be the one you’ll love.

  • DESIGNED by Lubica Brodnianska
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Photos by Lubica Brodnianska / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on lbhandmade.eu, or read more about it on ravelry.com.

Scrappy Blanket II

Take a look at this fantastic crochet blanket in the pictures below! It’s made by Marta Mitchell Designs and the colors are simply on point, don’t you think? If you’ve never made a scrappy blanket, that’s your sign to give it a go! You can make it using the fingering yarn or any other you like most.

  • DESIGNED by Marta Mitchell Designs
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Scrappy Blanket II

Photos by Marta Mitchell Designs / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on ravelry.com.

7teen

This delicate crochet blankie in the pictures below was created by Mel Harrison and I absolutely love how versatile and eye – catching it is! It could be a fantastic addition to your bedroom, or a sweet and warm baby blanket, that’s perfect for stroller walks.

  • DESIGNED by Mel Harrison
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

7teen

Photos by Mel Harrison / ravelry.com

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

Neat Ripple

This amazing ripple in the pictures below was made by millysmakes and it’s absolutely fantastic! If you’re still wondering what to crochet for a baby, we’ve got you covered! These sweet stripes are absolutely gorgeous, because of this amazing, harmonious color palette. Give it a go!

  • DESIGNED by Lucy of Attic24
  • THIS VERSION is by millysmakes
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Neat Ripple

Photos by millysmakes / Instagram.com

Find original free pattern on attic24.typepad.com or read more about it on ravelry.com. The top photo is here and the bottom photo is here.

Neat Ripple

Ripple blankets are just the best, because you can make them really quickly and they look absolutely out of this world. What’s more, this ripple in the pictures below is an absolute classic, that will make a fantastic stroller blankie, but feel free to use it as a bigger lapghan.

  • DESIGNED by Lucy of Attic24
  • THIS VERSION is by littlegreyhook
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Neat Ripple

Photos by littlegreyhook / Instagram.com

Find original free pattern on attic24.typepad.com or read more about it on ravelry.com. The top photo is here and the bottom photo is here.

Clara Ripple Blanket

Rainbow blankies will never become uninteresting and boring, because they are so eye catching and full of amazing colors! I mean, just look at the pictures below, isn’t this blanket stunning and beautiful? The best part is, it’s made with only 14 stitches and 5 rows.

  • DESIGNED by Krista Cagle
  • THIS VERSION is by going__loopy
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Clara Ripple Blanket

Photos by going__loopy / Instagram.com

Find original free pattern on easycrochet.com or read more about it on ravelry.com. The top photo is here and the bottom photo is here.

Neat Ripple

Ripple blankets are my favorite, because they look so adorable as stroller blankies! I mean, just take a look at this lovely project by Lucy of Attic24! This particular version was made by snuggledhandmade and feel free to change the colors to your liking, just like the author of this version did. Also don’t forget to embellish it with some cute appliques!

  • DESIGNED by Lucy of Attic24
  • THIS  VERSION is by snuggledhandmade
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Neat Ripple

Photos by snuggledhandmade / Instagram.com

Find original free pattern on attic24.typepad.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Instagram.

Gentle Ripple Blanket

Check out this amazing baby blankie on the pictures below! It was made by Lauren Brown and it’s the ultimate stroller blankie for your baby. What’s more, you can literally make it in no time with quite little yarn. The color palette here is so eye catching and beautiful! I think this blanket is a very thoughtful and adorable gift idea.

  • DESIGNED by Lauren Brown
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Gentle Ripple Blanket

Photos by Lauren Brown / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on daisycottagedesigns.net or read more about it on Ravelry.

Rainbow blanket

This blanket truly looks like a real rainbow, doesn’t it? The wavy design would also looks amazing in blue color combination (think about that, it would look like ocean waves!). You can easily adjust the blanket size to your needs. It’s super comfy and soft.

  • DESIGNED by bellacococrochet
  • THIS  VERSION is by nic_nacs_crochet
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Rainbow blanket

Photos by nic_nacs_crochet / Instagram.com

Check out the author’s site on Instagram. You can find the top photo here and the bottom photo is here.

Little Ripple Blanket

I love the delicate shades of blue and pink in these projects. They are really simple to crochet and what’s more, you can play with the edging to make your blanket unique and customized. It’s going to be such a lovely gift for your baby or your expecting friends!

  • DESIGNED by bellacococrochet
  • THIS  VERSION is by luckybughandmade
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

ripple blanket_2

Photos by luckybughandmade / Instagram.com

Check out the author’s site on Instagram. You can find the top photo here and the bottom photo is here.

Rainbow Ripple Blanket

The colors in this blanket are so vibrant and full of life! It’s a wonderful blanket for a baby. You can use it for a stroller walk or to snuggle your baby for an afternoon nap. The yarn that was used for this project is super soft and easy to work with.

  • DESIGNED by bellacococrochet
  • THIS  VERSION is by jellybean_junction
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

ripple blanket 3

Photos by jellybean_junction / Instagram.com

Check out the author’s site on Instagram. You can find the top photo here and the bottom photo is here.

Simple Neutral Ripple Blanket

When in doubt, go for neutrals – that’s my motto, and it seems to work very well for me. This lovely ripple blanket you can see below uses white, blue and grey to create fun stripes. Ripple stitch blankets are very versatile, so don’t hesitate to play with colors – each row can bring a new surprise!

  • DESIGNED by Amy Ramnarine
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

neutral baby blanket

photos by Amy Ramnarine /  thestitchinmommy.com

This free pattern is available for free on Amy’s blog thestitchinmommy.com. To see more, visit its Ravelry page here.

Clara Ripple Blanket

Modern color combinations are my favorites, because they bring fun new energy into the room. This blanket is no exception – just look how great mint and navy go together! Using white to divide the colors is a clever way to add lightness to the design.

  • DESIGNED by Krista Cagle
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

vibrant baby blanket

photos by Krista Cagle /  easycrochet.com

This free pattern is available for free on Krista’s blog easycrochet.com. To see more, visit its Ravelry page here.

Neopolitan Ripple

This stunning ripple has got lovely wavy stripes, that makes it really intriguing and interesting. Even beginner will be able to make this pattern, so don’t be intimidated if you are just starting out with crochet, give this a try!

  • DESIGNED by Michelle T.
  • THESE VERSIONS BY Michelle T. aka greetingarts, and ElaineT77
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Neopolitan Ripple FreeCrochet Pattern_3

Original pattern for this blanket by Michelle T. is available for free on her blog greetingarts.typepad.com. To see more, visit its Ravelry page here, or see more photos of the blue version by ElaineT77 here on Ravelry.

Little Ripple Throw

Pink blankets are just adorable, you just want to wrap yourself in them tightly and put on your favorite tv show, while sipping a hot cup of tea. This project is great for beginners, so let’s start crocheting!

  • DESIGNED by Michelle T.
  • THIS VERSION is by mkenabch
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL easy beginner

pink ripple blanket

photo by mkenabch / ravelry.com

Original pattern for this blanket by Michelle T. is available for free on her blog greetingarts.typepad.com. To see more, visit its Ravelry page here, or see more photos of this particular version by mkenabch here on Ravelry.

The Beach Cottage Throw

The sea is a constant inspiration to many crochet designers. It all comes out in such beautiful patterns as this beach cottage throw. No matter how far you actually are from the shore, with this blanket you will easily evoke the vibe. The mix of blues, greens and off-white yarns gives the sea waves representation. Snuggle yourself under it to almost hear the waves on the beach.

  • DESIGNED by Mason Jar Yarn Designs
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL easy beginner

Photos by Mason Jar Yarn Designs / masonjaryarndesigns.com

Find original free pattern on masonjaryarndesigns.com.

Chevron Crochet Blankets Free Patterns

Red Heart Sherbet

Absolutely every eye in the room with be drawn to this cheerful rainbow of colors and the zingy zig – zag pattern! If you want to brighten up your home, you have to give this project in the pictures below a go! It’s a classic ripple combined with all your favorite shades really makes a classic project.

  • DESIGNED by yarnspirations
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Red Heart Sherbet 

Photos by yarnspirations / Instagram.com and ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on yarnspirations.com. The top photo is here.

Mini Ripple Block Stitch

This adorable blanket in the pictures below is so full of colors and incredible texture, you will absolutely love it! I mean, when block stitch meets the ripple, chevron or wave, what’s not to love, right? It’s a very simple project, that will beautifully brighten up the nursery!

  • DESIGNED by thestitchfoundry
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Mini Ripple Block Stitch

Photos by thestitchfoundry / thestitchfoundry.com

Find original free pattern on thestitchfoundry.com.

Mountain Hideaway Throw

If you need a chunky and simple throw, you must take a look at the pictures below! This beautiful throw was made by Anne Thubron and it’s a bulky and very warm blanket, that’s perfect for snuggling under it on cold winter days. Make sure to crochet this loop stitch chevron throw for you or your friends!

  • DESIGNED by Anne Thubron
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Mountain Hideaway Throw

Photos by Anne Thubron / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on onlyasbrave.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Crochet Blanket “Christmas Present”

Intended to begin crocheters who would like to make some special and spectacular. Easy but really cool twist to the ordinary chevron written pattern shows how to do the same two rows and repeated after the start. The finished size is  56 ” x 60 ”.

  • DESIGNED by Yarnspirations Design Studio
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL easy beginner

Original pattern for this blanket is available for free on yarnspirations.com, and more info can be found on Ravelry here. More photos and info on this particular version by Antina5 is here.

Oh Darling Baby Ripple Afghan

The ripple afghan baby blanket is a joy to crochet as much as it is a joy to then snuggle a kid under it. Fun texture of the waves gives the blanket a soft and nice touch. The choice of radiant hues brightens up the kid’s room. Opt for nudes and earth tones to create a calming, bedtime perfect blanket. Work this easy pattern up until you achieve the desired size.

  • DESIGNED by Crochet 365 Knit Too
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Photos by Crochet 365 Knit Too / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on crochet365knittoo.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Granny Ripple Stitch Blankets

Granny Ripple Stitch

Do you want to relax and unwind after a long day? There’s nothing better than making a new crochet blankie, that’s super relaxing and taking your mind off things! This fun pattern in the pictures below was made by hardknotlifecrochet and it really keeps things interesting as you go!

  • DESIGNED by justbcrafty
  • THIS VERSION is by hardknotlifecrochet
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Granny Ripple Stitch

Photos by hardknotlifecrochet / Instagram.com

Find original free pattern on justbcrafty.com.The top photo is here and the bottom photo is here.

Granny Ripple Blanket

Ripple blankets are absolutely timeless, so they make the best handmade gifts for many occasions, like birthdays, baby showers, Christmas and so on. This incredible, colorful project on the pictures below was made by handknitbykam and it’s so cheerful and fun!

  • DESIGNED by Staci
  • THIS VERSION is by handknitbykam
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Granny Ripple Blanket

Photos by handknitbykam / Instagram.com

Find original free pattern on verypink.com, the photos are here.

Granny Ripple Blanket

Take a look at this gorgeous ripple blankie by annetspitteler! Isn’t it just lovely? The stripes and colors create a beautiful design, that’s absolutely timeless. So if you’re looking for a cute gift for your baby or granddaughter / grandson, this blankie might be just the perfect one!

  • DESIGNED by Staci
  • THIS VERSION is by annetspitteler
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Granny Ripple Blanket 2

Photos by annetspitteler / Instagram.com

Find original free pattern on verypink.com, the top photo is here and the bottom photo is here.

Henley Ripple Granny Blanket

This gorgeous and very simple ripple granny blanket was made by Krista Cagle and it’s a super modern looking, elegant blankie, that’s perfect for cold winter days. You can make it in 8 different sizes. What’s more, it’s a really simple project, that can be made in literally no time!

  • DESIGNED by Krista Cagle
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Henley Ripple Granny Blanket

Photos by Krista Cagle / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on easycrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Ripple Afghan

Another crochet blanket classic that is well appreciated and loved by the community. The ripple Afghan blanket pattern is a very fulfilling project to uptake. So enjoyable to handcraft, even more satisfying when finished and you can wrap yourself in it. If you are a crochet beginner there is no reason why you shouldn’t enjoy snuggle times with DIY blankets. Here comes this pattern!

  • DESIGNED by Lion Brand Yarn
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Photos by Lion Brand Yarn / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on lionbrand.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Red Heart Hills & Plateaus Throw

Inspired by nature, the Red Heart Hills & Plateaus Throw will steal your own heart. It is perfect for the cuddly sofa evenings as well as mountain hikes. The design contains a combination of energizing up-and-down peaks and calming plateaus. It is a very modern take on the traditional crochet ripple pattern that will find its forever home in your house. Choose a gently complementing color palette to achieve an even more soothing effect.

  • DESIGNED by Yarnspirations Design Studio
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL upper beginner

Photos by Yarnspirations Design Studio / yarnspirations.com

Find original free pattern on yarnspirations.com.

Rugged Ripple Blanket

This crochet pattern is yet another example of how you can create a beautiful blanket with the foolproof ripple stitch. Thanks to it the design waves are even and of perfect shape, and the texture is nice to the touch. Choose the yarn that also drapes well to create that flow, expressive movement. Finish the edges with some tassels or loose strings for more boho cozy effect.

  • DESIGNED by Stephanie Gage
  • THIS VERSION by tlscrochet
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Photos by tlscrochet / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on ravelry.com, or read more about this particular version on ravelry.com.

Ginger Tea Throw

Just like the ginger and tea themselves, this crochet blanket pattern is a pure harmony. This delicately textured wavy throw looks amazing in the browns and beiges palette. Such colors are perfect for a calming, relaxing evening on the sofa. The Ginger Tea Blanket will give you warmth and will help you wind down after a long day. Start crocheting today to get into that balance as soon as possible.

  • DESIGNED by TLYC Blog
  • THIS VERSION by Adrian162000
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Photos by Adrian162000 / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on tlycblog.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Red Heart Ripples in the Pond Throw

This wavy beauty was designed by Jessie Rayot for Yarnspirations and it truly is a pattern to die for. The beginner friendly design doesn’t look like a basic, boring blanket. Thanks to the perfect color matching, sophisticated hues changes and delicate texture it is a great cozy blanket to snuggle under, but also a stylish living room throw. Don’t hide it in your closet, put it on display and enjoy the view.

  • DESIGNED by Jessie Rayot
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Photos by Jessie Rayot / ravelry.com

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

70s Blanket

Just like the blanket designer, Lucy of Attic24, has mentioned, the first row might seem complicated for the beginners in the crochet world. Thankfully the pattern comes with exquisite instructions that will help you power through it and enjoy the process all the way towards the end. And there you will get your fantastic wavy and colorful blanket that will transport you not only to the funky 70’s, but also into the land of coziness.

  • DESIGNED by Lucy of Attic24
  • PROJECT TYPE blanket
  • CRAFT crochet
  • SKILL LEVEL beginner

Photos by TheCraftlining / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on attic24.typepad.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

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