Fall Crochet Blanket Ideas and Free Patterns

With summer coming to an end, there’s time to work on new projects. Fall Crochet Blanket Ideas will definitely inspire you with their colors. Various shades of red, yellow, orange, blue, and brown are warm and exciting. They will brighten up your home and turn it into cozy accessories. These blankets are stitch samplers that will allow you to show off your creativity and hone your skills as well. In addition to numerous stitches, there`s plenty of room for decorations. For example, crochet flowers, tassels, or fringe will add an extra depth and playful touch. It all sounds like fun so why not get involved in these crochet-alongs and get ready for a wonderful fall season? Check out these free patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Crochet Sunflower Ideas and Amazing Blanket CALs.

autumnal free crochet blanket patterns

Fall into Autumn CAL

This autumn-inspired crochet-along won’t let you get bored, as each stripe brings new patterns, techniques, and motifs. Alice’s design features red caps, wheat ears, poppies, and spruces – each one made with a unique technique. This will easily become a heirloom piece for your family, so put your whole heart into this project.

Level: upper beginner Author: Alice Tarry

photo by Alice Tarry / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on hobbycraft.co.uk, or read more on ravelry.com.

Autumn Woodlands Blanket

When I’m thinking about autumnal woods, I can see a myriad of colors. Fiery reds, bright oranges, vibrant yellows, but also the colors of the earth. Browns, greens, and greys mixed with brighter hues. Look below to see how the crocheter behind Vinnis Colours combined a fall-inspired palette with lovely flower hexagons.

Level: upper beginner Author: Vinnis Colours

photo by Vinnis Colours / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on vinniscolourspatterns.co.za, or read more on ravelry.com.

Autumn Rhapsody Blanket CAL

Do you want to hear the good news? There is still time to take part in this amazing crochet-along project launched by Tonya Bush! The variety of stitches in autumn colors will definitely put you in the right mood for this wonderful season.

Level: upper beginner Author: Tonya Bush

The original pattern and the photos are on Nana’s Crafty Home. More info on Ravelry.

Crochet Festive Afghan

Here is another crochet-along pattern, certainly simpler but still super attractive. Decorating your afghan with pom poms, fringe and tassels will be such fun and it will make it look amazing as a wall hanging as well. Yarnspirations rocks!

Level: upper beginner Author: Yarnspirations

The original pattern and the photos are on The Crochet Crowd.

Fall Owl Blanket

The author behind Lovable loops always amazes us with beautiful patterns! This afghan with a sweet owl is no exception, without a doubt. If you want to get your children in the cheerful autumn mood, crochet this gem for their bedroom.

Level: upper beginner Author: lovable_loops

The original pattern and the photos are on Lovable Loops. The photo is on Instagram.

Woodland Ombre Blanket

An autumn ombre is exactly what we have been looking for! Cold days are right around the corner and we are already after autumn vibes, aren’t we? If you are looking for something both classic and original, follow the instructions by Kaz Hall.

Level: upper beginner Author: Kaz Hall

The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.’

Autumn Fruit

Every season is a great time to get inspired by mother nature and her wonderful creations! This crochet blanket by super talented Lindsay Mika is inspired by something we both know and love – fruit. What is your personal favorite?

Level: upper beginner Author: Lindsay Mika

The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.

Peach Azalea Blanket

Wonderful colors of fall! If you are a crocheter with some experience looking to expand your repertoire of stitches and take your skills to the next level, this pattern by Premier Yarns is definitely for you. Will you use the same color palette?

Level: intermediate Author: Premier Yarns