Free Staggered Stripes Crochet Blanket Pattern

Love the Moss Stitch!

I first saw this pattern on the Michaels and JoAnn's site when looking up Bernat blanket yarn and I fell in love! Luckily google images had my back and took me here! the pattern is extremely easy! my only gripe is that I'm a newbie and some of my stitches started to get tighter with some yarn like the misty green vs the other yarn. I easily fixed this by going back and adding more vintage white in areas where it looked like my panels were hourglass-shaped. thanks to the moss stitch it doesn't look bad! Also, finding all the color patterns was a hassle and took me multiple trips to different stores and an order from yarnspirations for the lead color, (sold out everywhere else). Some of the yarn has a different texture than the others. Misty Green and terracotta (Couldnt find terracotta rose anywhere besides amazon for a high price) are softer and almost velvety smooth vs. the others with a more firm texture. Also, know that the first panel instructions forget to mention that you should start with 6 rows of merlot vs. lead. the diagram in the pattern is correct. I am overall extremely happy and love all the colors chosen!

• Love the Moss Stitch! (Image 21689802)I first saw this pattern on the Michaels and JoAnn's site when looking up Bernat blanket yarn and I fell in love! Luckily google images had my back and took me here! the pattern is extremely easy! my only gripe is that I'm a newbie and some of my stitches started to get tighter with some yarn like the misty green vs the other yarn. I easily fixed this by going back and adding more vintage white in areas where it looked like my panels were hourglass-shaped. thanks to the moss stitch it doesn't look bad! Also, finding all the color patterns was a hassle and took me multiple trips to different stores and an order from yarnspirations for the lead color, (sold out everywhere else). Some of the yarn has a different texture than the others. Misty Green and terracotta (Couldnt find terracotta rose anywhere besides amazon for a high price) are softer and almost velvety smooth vs. the others with a more firm texture. Also, know that the first panel instructions forget to mention that you should start with 6 rows of merlot vs. lead. the diagram in the pattern is correct. I am overall extremely happy and love all the colors chosen!https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/8b369e88-c73c-5cdd-8ccf-821a76e5addb
• Love the Moss Stitch! (Image 21689803)I first saw this pattern on the Michaels and JoAnn's site when looking up Bernat blanket yarn and I fell in love! Luckily google images had my back and took me here! the pattern is extremely easy! my only gripe is that I'm a newbie and some of my stitches started to get tighter with some yarn like the misty green vs the other yarn. I easily fixed this by going back and adding more vintage white in areas where it looked like my panels were hourglass-shaped. thanks to the moss stitch it doesn't look bad! Also, finding all the color patterns was a hassle and took me multiple trips to different stores and an order from yarnspirations for the lead color, (sold out everywhere else). Some of the yarn has a different texture than the others. Misty Green and terracotta (Couldnt find terracotta rose anywhere besides amazon for a high price) are softer and almost velvety smooth vs. the others with a more firm texture. Also, know that the first panel instructions forget to mention that you should start with 6 rows of merlot vs. lead. the diagram in the pattern is correct. I am overall extremely happy and love all the colors chosen!https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/68dfab18-2036-5cbf-a539-1820470c7771
• Love the Moss Stitch! (Image 21689804)I first saw this pattern on the Michaels and JoAnn's site when looking up Bernat blanket yarn and I fell in love! Luckily google images had my back and took me here! the pattern is extremely easy! my only gripe is that I'm a newbie and some of my stitches started to get tighter with some yarn like the misty green vs the other yarn. I easily fixed this by going back and adding more vintage white in areas where it looked like my panels were hourglass-shaped. thanks to the moss stitch it doesn't look bad! Also, finding all the color patterns was a hassle and took me multiple trips to different stores and an order from yarnspirations for the lead color, (sold out everywhere else). Some of the yarn has a different texture than the others. Misty Green and terracotta (Couldnt find terracotta rose anywhere besides amazon for a high price) are softer and almost velvety smooth vs. the others with a more firm texture. Also, know that the first panel instructions forget to mention that you should start with 6 rows of merlot vs. lead. the diagram in the pattern is correct. I am overall extremely happy and love all the colors chosen!https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/20ac0027-4ac2-5327-a8cd-742696e107b8

I would like to do a queen version of this blanket. Do you know what the number of sts and rows would be for each panel? 90x90 was what I was going for doubling the measurements of the throw would be a bit big.

The visual and text aren't enough for me I do better with videos. I just need to know what the stitch is called.

Hi I live how it looks stitched together, any chance you would know how to do that with a basket weave stitch?