NOAH: Free C2C Patchwork Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern

Let your love for texture shine through when you make the Noah Blanket, a FREE crochet C2C patchwork baby blanket.

If you dislike making blankets as much as I do, this project is for you! Introducing the Noah Blanket, a seriously cute textured baby afghan that you can make in a pinch. My future sister-in-law is minutes away from having my brother’s first child! As soon as I heard the happy news, I quickly frogged the Temperature blanket I was making my brother and I jumped into action with my favorite Serendipitous Wool Co yarn.

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Two ways to get the Noah Blanket pattern

FREE PATTERN: Keep scrolling for the free version of the Noah Blanket, available to view in this blog post.
PRINTABLE PDF: Purchase the printable PDF pattern. It’s easy to read, ad-free, and only 2 pages. Purchase the pattern on my Ravelry or in my shop.

About the Noah Blanket

The Noah Blanket is constructed using the corner-to-corner (C2C) crochet method. This technique allows you to crochet by making individual squares work diagonally from one corner to the opposite. The squares can be then seamed together to create a Noah Baby Blanket as large or small as you desire. Using C2C crochet squares for the blankets provides you with the freedom to adjust the size of each square, not just the finished Noah blanket.

WHAT YOU NEED TO MAKE THE NOAH BLANKET

Here’s a list of the supplies you’ll need for the Noah Blanket.

THE YARN: The Noah Blanket is made using Serendipitous Wool Co. in Ripened Avocado on her Mata base. The Mata base is a worsted-weight of 100% superwash merino wool 100g/199m/218y. I used 3 skeins for my blanket.
COMMERCIAL YARN OPTIONS: The Noah Blanket can also be worked up in these gorgeous yarns from WeCrochet.
- Mighty Stitch is a superwash combining 20% Superwash Wool and 80% Acrylic, this yarn is perfect for baby blankets. Easy-care yarn in a wide range of gorgeous hues, perfect for Noah Blanket to gift to busy parents. At $4.99/ skein, your C2C blanket will be Stroller ($19.96), Receiving ($39.92), Swaddle ($79.84). Free shipping on orders $50 and more.
- Wool of the Andes Spun from Peruvian wool, the strong fiber has an excellent balance of structure, loft, and drape that serves a wide variety of uses.
- Wool of the Andes Superwash is the same worsted weight Peruvian wool, specially treated to prevent felting so you can enjoy all the warmth, structure, and durability of wool with the convenience of machine washing making it particularly excellent for projects that are heavily used such as the Noah Blanket. At $5.49/ skein, your C2C blanket will be Stroller ($43.92), Receiving ($87.84), Swaddle ($175.68). Free shipping on orders $50 and more.
- Swish a machine-washable yarn that is super soft, and worthy of being worn against a baby’s skin. At $6.99/ skein, your C2C blanket will be Stroller ($55.92), Receiving ($111.84), Swaddle ($223.68). Free shipping on orders $50 and more.
THE HOOK: The Noah Blanket uses a 4mm|G crochet hook. For this project, I used this crochet hook as it has just the right amount of grip that provides hours of comfortable crocheting. Grab the Caspian crochet hook set here so you have the whole collection for all your projects.
THE NOTIONS: You will also need a pair of scissors, a tapestry needle, and blocking supplies: I used a garment steamer, these blocking mats, and these rust-proof blocking pins to block my blanket.

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NOAH BLANKET DETAILS

Types	Finished Size	Number of Each Square to Make
Stroller	24 x 24 inches	2 plain C2C, 1 C2C popcorn stitch square, 1 heart
Receiving	36 x 36 inches	5 plain C2C, 2 C2C popcorn stitch square, 2 heart C2C
Swaddle	48 x 48 inches	8 plain C2C, 4 C2C popcorn stitch square, 4 heart C2C

GAUGE

7 stitches x 7 rows= 4″ worked over C2C stitches, blocked.

ABBREVIATIONS

Ch = chain

Ch3-sp = chain 3 space

Dc = double crochet

RS = right side

Sl St = slip stitch

St = stitch

NOAH BLANKET PATTERN

SQUARE PLACEMENTS CHART

The above charts are to be used as guidance for your blanket. Lay your square in the order that suits you best. You can choose to only have C2C crochet plain and C2C crochet popcorn in your Noah blanket, just like you can only have the C2C crochet heart. The beauty of the Noah C2C crochet baby blanket is that you can make it however you choose.

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PATTERN NOTES

The pattern is written in US terms.
I joined by doing a wip stitch for mine. I highly recommend using the invisible join method for joining your squares.
Each square will measure 12 x 12 inches.

INSTRUCTIONS

Corner-to-corner Crochet Square (Plain C2C Square)

R1: Ch6. Dc in 4th ch from the hook and in the next 2 chs.

R2: Ch6. Dc in 4th ch from the hook and in the next 2 chs. Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Ch3. 3 dc in ch3-sp.

R3: Ch6. Dc in 4th ch from the hook and in the next 2 chs. *Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Ch3. 3 dc in ch3-sp.* twice.

R4-21: Repeat the same pattern established in row 3. You will be increasing by one title at the beginning of each row. You will have 21 titles, in the row, once you’ve completed the last row.

If you would like to make your squares smaller than the 12 x 12 inches, crochet as many rows as needed to reach your desired size.

R22: Turn your work and Sl st in each dc. *Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Ch3. 3 dc in ch3-sp.** Repeat from * to** in remaining titles.

R23-40: Repeat the same pattern established in row 22.

R41: Turn your work and Sl st in each dc. Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Ch3. 3 dc in ch3-sp. Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row.

Popcorn Stitch Corner-to-corner Crochet Square (Popcorn C2C Square)

R1: Ch6. Dc in 4th ch from the hook and in the next 2 chs.

R2: Ch6. Dc in 4th ch from the hook and in the next 2 chs. Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Ch3. 3 dc in ch3-sp.

R3: Ch6. Dc in 4th ch from the hook and in the next 2 chs. Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Ch3. 5 dc in ch3-sp. Remove the hook from the 5th dc. Insert the hook into the first dc and re-insert it in the loop of the 5th dc.

R4: Ch6. Dc in 4th ch from the hook and in the next 2 chs. *Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Ch3. 5 dc in ch3-sp. Remove the hook from the 5th dc. Insert the hook into the first dc and re-insert it in the loop of the 5th dc.** Twice.

R5: Ch6. Dc in 4th ch from the hook and in the next 2 chs. *Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Ch3. 5 dc in ch3-sp. Remove the hook from the 5th dc. Insert the hook into the first dc and re-insert it in the loop of the 5th dc.** Repeat from * to ** until one tile remains. Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. 3dc in ch3-sp.

R6-21: Repeat the same pattern established in row 5. You will be increasing by one title at the beginning of each row keeping the popcorn stitches in the middle of your project. The edge title should all be the same as in row 2. You will have 21 titles, in the row, once you’ve completed the last row.

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R22: Turn your work and Sl st in each dc. *Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Ch3. 5 dc in ch3-sp. Remove the hook from the 5th dc. Insert the hook into the first dc and and re-insert it in the loop of the 5th dc.** Repeat from * to ** until one tile remains. Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. 3dc in ch3-sp.

R23-39: Repeat the same pattern established in row 22.

R40: Turn your work and Sl st in each dc. *Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Ch3. 3 dc in ch3-sp.** Twice.Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row.

R41: Turn your work and Sl st in each dc. Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Ch3. 3 dc in ch3-sp. Sl st into the ch3-sp of from the previous row. Fasten off.

Heart Corner-to-corner Crochet Square (Heart C2C Square)

This crochet C2C pattern is worked using the same method as the C2C Popcorn square. You will create the popcorn stitch only where indicated on the chart by a black square.