Today I thought I’d share some quick and easy knit blanket patterns. All of these patterns are free on the blog, and you can see them by clicking through the link to each one. Most of these throws are made with super bulky, chunky yarns so that they are fast to make. I love using a variety of stitches, but nothing to complicated. Pretty, but not difficult is key!

Whether you’re thinking of knitting a blanket as a Christmas gift (there’s still time for a few of of these) or starting a blanket for the new year, these are some fun options. Enjoy!

Winter Cuddler Throw Blanket Knitting Pattern

It doesn’t get any cozier than this! A variety of amazing, raised texture and stitches make this an eye catching and warm throw.

Easy Heirloom Knit Blanket Pattern

Heirloom quality doesn’t have to mean super difficult. The timeless look and classic design of this blanket will be cherished for years to come.

Stripes & Eyelets Urban Blanket Knitting Pattern

Play around with colors and eyelets to make a fun and timeless blanket.

Fall Cuddler Throw Knitting Pattern

Inspired by the Winter Cuddler, the Fall Cuddler plays with texture but also includes beautiful sections of classic stockinette.

Cuddly Quick Knit Throw Pattern

Just about as easy and quick as it gets, this throw goes in any space.

Mae Ribbed Blanket Knitting Pattern

Made with worsted weight yarn, this could be a baby blanket or a lovely lap blanket.

Aspen Throw Knitting Pattern

Sometimes the simplest of blankets are the prettiest. An overall textured stitch pattern makes this a meditative and cozy choice.

Native Stripes Blanket Pattern

A perfect first blanket, this one is made entirely with the knit stitch. And imagine what you can do with your favorite colors.

Modern Mountain Throw Knitting Pattern

While blankets can sometimes take patience, I think they are one of the most useful and cherished items that we can knit. I hope that you’ve enjoyed checking out these patterns, and I’d love to hear if you make one! Just share on Instagram @MamaInAStitch #mamainastitch.

Have a lovely day, and happy blanket making!

Jessica

Comments

Ann Burridge says

November 20, 2020 at 3:17 pm

These are so beautiful! Can’t wait to make a couple for the fam!
Lynn says

November 20, 2020 at 3:35 pm

Thank you so much for sending us all your beautiful blanket patterns.

You are a star.

Lynn
Sandra says

November 21, 2020 at 3:26 am

I have just finished the heirloom blanket to go with my new sofa and I am delighted how it turned out. Friends keep asking me to make one for them as they love the pattern. I am now knitting a Modern Mountain Throw for my sisters Xmas present and loving the pattern as well. Keep sending patterns x

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