Chunky V Stitch Crochet Blanket

Chunky V Stitch Crochet Blanket (Free Pattern)
If you’re looking for a cozy, modern blanket pattern that’s as fun to make as it is to snuggle under, you’re going to love this Chunky V Stitch Crochet Blanket. With beautiful texture, a rhythmic stitch pattern, and a thick, warm finish, it’s one of those projects that’s hard to put down once you start.
I absolutely love making chunky blankets—they’re warm, cozy, and come together so quickly, which makes them extra satisfying to work on. There’s just something about watching those thick stitches grow with every row! Some fan favorites from my collection include Grace’s Bobble Blanket, the squishy and textured Easy Waffle Blanket, and the bold, graphic look of the Modern Arrow Blanket. If you’re a fan of quick projects that bring big results, chunky blankets are definitely the way to go!
What Is the V Stitch in Crochet?
The V stitch is a classic crochet technique that creates a soft, open texture using double crochet stitches. It’s made by working two double crochets into the same stitch or space, skipping a stitch, and repeating across the row. The result is a beautiful “V” shape that adds interest and drape without being too airy — perfect for blankets.
Why You’ll Love This Chunky V Stitch Crochet Blanket
🧶 It’s Beginner-Friendly
This project is perfect for confident beginners. If you know how to double crochet and chain, you’ll feel right at home with this one-row repeat.
🧶 It Works Up Quickly
Thanks to the bulky weight yarn and easy stitch pattern, this blanket comes together much faster than you might think. It’s great for last-minute gifts or stash-busting.
🧶 It Has Amazing Texture
The chunky V stitch creates cozy, squishy texture that looks as good as it feels.

Let’s Talk Yarn: Why Hue + Me Is a Great Choice
For this blanket, I used Hue + Me by Lion Brand, a bulky weight (#5) yarn that’s ideal for blankets and home décor. It’s soft, warm, and has just the right amount of bounce. With a stunning, modern color palette designed by Alexandra Tavel of Two of Wands, Hue + Me makes it easy to choose a look that fits your style.
You’ll also love how well Hue + Me holds up over time. It’s machine washable, so it’s practical for everyday use — whether you’re keeping it on your couch, your bed, or gifting it to someone special.
An Easy One-Row Repeat You’ll Actually Enjoy
Once you’ve got your foundation row down, this blanket follows the same stitch pattern all the way through — just one row repeated over and over again. That means no flipping back to the pattern or trying to remember what comes next. Just grab your yarn, put on your favorite show, and enjoy some relaxing, mindful stitching.
The Perfect Blanket for Gifting or Keeping
Whether you’re making this for yourself or giving it as a handmade gift, this Chunky V Stitch Crochet Blanket is sure to be a hit. It’s stylish, practical, and oh-so-comfortable. Plus, with the option to make it any size you want, it’s easy to customize for babies, kids, or adults alike.
Full Video Tutorial
Materials
- Hue + Me bulky yarn in 7 different colors:
- 1.5 skeins each of 6 accent colors
- 2.5 skeins of your main color
- 1 additional skein for the fringe color (can be one of the accent colors or a new coordinating shade)
- 7.00mm crochet hook
- Scissors
- Tapestry needle (for sewing in ends)
- Tape measure
- Rotary cutter (optional for trimming fringe, you can also use scissors)
Skill Level
- Easy
Tutorial Notes:
- This pattern is written in English, in standard US crochet terms.
- This pattern is worked in turning rows, changing color at the end of every row.
- Ch 1 or 2 never counts as a stitch.
- Adjust the size by increasing/decreasing in multiples of 2.
Stitches Used and Abbreviations
- sk = skip
- st/sts = stitch/stitches
- sc = single crochet
- dc = double crochet

Gauge:
2″ = 2 rows of the v stitch + 4 stitches
Measurements:
47″W x 54″L (without fringe)
Color Change Instructions
To change colors at the end of a row:
- Work the last dc of the row until 2 loops remain on your hook.
- Drop the current color and yarn over with the new color.
- Pull through both loops to complete the stitch with the new color.
- Ch 2 with the new color and turn.
- Fasten off the old color.

Pattern Instructions
Row 1:
Work 100 foundation single crochet sts. Ch 1, turn.
(100 sts)
Row 2:
Sc in each st across. Ch 1, turn.
(100 sts)
Rows 3–4:
Repeat Row 2. At the end of Row 4, ch 2 instead of ch 1. Turn.
(100 sts)
Row 5:
Dc in first st, skip next st. 2 dc in next st (V stitch made), skip next st. Repeat from * to * across until 2 sts remain. Dc in last st, changing color on final pull through. Ch 2, turn. Fasten off old color.
(100 sts)
Row 6:
Dc in first st. 2 dc in the space between the 2 dc from the V stitch below. Repeat from * to * across until 1 st remains. Dc in last st, changing color on final pull through. Ch 2, turn. Fasten off old color.
(100 sts)
Rows 7–71:
Repeat Row 6, changing colors at the end of each row. Follow your color sequence for 10 full repeats, finishing with a final V stitch row in the first color you used.
(100 sts per row)
Rows 72–75:
Sc in each st across. Ch 1, turn.
(100 sts)
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Fringe Instructions
To add fringe:
- Trim fringe evenly to desired length.
- Cut two strands of yarn about 12–18″ long for each fringe set.
- Fold both strands in half.
- Insert your hook from back to front through the stitch where you want fringe.
- Grab the loop and pull it partway through the stitch.
- Pull the yarn ends through the loop and tighten.
- Repeat along both short ends of the blanket.

Final Thoughts
This Chunky V Stitch Crochet Blanket is everything you want in a crochet project: simple, satisfying, and stunning. With Hue + Me yarn and an easy one-row repeat, you’ll have a beautiful handmade blanket ready to cuddle up with in no time. Whether you’re new to crochet or just looking for your next go-to pattern, this one’s a keeper.

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