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Writer's pictureTiffany Hansen

Camp Boggy Creek | Sunset Waves Blanket



CWT Week 4 of 2024 Sampler Blanket CAL

THE SUNSET WAVES CROCHET BLANKET

Hello, crochet friends! I’m so excited to share my latest project with you—introducing the Sunset Waves Blanket, a bright and cheerful chevron design that’s perfect for beginners and seasoned crocheters alike. This project has quickly become a favorite of mine, not just because of its fun and easy stitch pattern, but because it’s going towards a cause close to my heart: Camp Boggy Creek.


ABOUT THE SUNSET WAVES BLANKET

This blanket is all about simple, joyful crochet. The design features a classic chevron pattern with a one-row repeat, making it perfect for those new to crochet or anyone looking for a relaxing project. It measures 40 inches wide by 50 inches long, the ideal size for a cozy throw. What I love most about this pattern is its light, airy feel—it's breathable and perfect for Florida’s warm weather. Florida being the state where Camp Boggy Creek is located.

The colors I chose are inspired by a beautiful sunset, with vibrant stripes that bring a splash of joy and positivity. Each stripe captures a different shade, blending together to create a gorgeous, uplifting vibe. It’s truly a blanket that feels like sunshine and smiles, making it a wonderful gift for a child who will receive it at Camp Boggy Creek.



WHY THIS BLANKET IS PERFECT FOR BEGINNERS

The Sunset Waves Blanket is made with a simple one-row repeat, so once you get the hang of the pattern, you can easily crochet without needing to look at the instructions over and over again. This makes it a great project for practicing your stitch consistency while enjoying the rhythmic, meditative nature of crochet. It also works up surprisingly fast, thanks to its light and open design.


YARN AND HOOK RECOMMENDATIONS

For this project, I recommend using a soft, lightweight yarn in a variety of bright, cheerful colors. You can go with a cotton blend or an acrylic yarn to keep it easy-care, which is especially important for a blanket that might see a lot of use. I used a 5.50 mm (I/9) crochet hook, which helped create that beautiful drape and airy feel.


VIDEO TUTORIAL

Ready to get started? I’ve created a FULL VIDEO TUTORIAL to walk you through the entire process, from the foundation chain to the final stitch. Whether you’re a beginner or just looking for a relaxing, satisfying project, this blanket is a wonderful choice.





MATERIALS:

  • WE CROCHET Comfy Worsted Weight Yarn

    • Color A = Sea Foam x 2 skeins 

       Color B = Marina x 2 skeins

       Color C = Lilac x 2 skeins

       Color D = Zinnia x 2 skeins

       Color E = Carrot x 2 skeins

       Color F = Rosehip x 1 skein

    • Size 4 weight yarn

    • 75% Pima Cotton, 

    • 25% Acrylic

    • Total amount of yarn = Appr.  1,151 yds of yarn 

  • Crochet hook size I/9-5.50mm

  • Scissors

  • Stitch Marker

  • Yarn or Tapestry Needle




PATTERN OVERVIEW


Stitch Abbreviations

US Terminology

ch / Chain

sl st / Slip Stitch

sk / Skip as in skip a stitch

dc / Double Crochet

st(s)/ Stitch(es)


PREPPING PROJECT

Begin by arranging the colors of yarn the way you want them to be laid out in your blanket.




INSTRUCTIONS

Starting with color A


Ch 146


ROW 1: 

dc in the 4th ch from your crochet hook, (skipped 3 sts count as the first dc)

dc in the next 3 chs, *sk 2 chs, dc in the next 5 sts, ch 2, dc in the next 5 sts.*

Repeat * to * across. Make 2 dc in the last ch.

(Total 144 sts, or 120 dc sts)




ROW 2:

ch 3 (counts as the first dc), turn, dc in the first st, dc in the next 3 sts,

sk next 2 sts, dc in the next 4 sts, in the ch-2 sp (dc, ch 2, dc), *dc in the next 4 sts, sk 2 sts, dc in the next 4 sts, (dc, ch 2, dc) in the ch-2 sp.*

Repeat * to * across row ending row with 2 dc in the last st.





ROW 3 - 14:

Repeat Row 2


Cut yarn at the end of row 14. Tie off. 

Grab Color B.  Sl st into the first st to attach yarn to project.



ROW 15 - 28:

Repeat Row 2


Cut yarn at the end of row 28. Tie off. 

Grab Color C.  Sl st into the first st to attach yarn to project.


ROW 29 - 41:

Repeat Row 2


Cut yarn at the end of row 41. Tie off. 

Grab Color D.  Sl st into the first st to attach yarn to project.




ROW 42 - 55:

Repeat Row 2


Cut yarn at the end of row 55. Tie off. 

Grab Color E.  Sl st into the first st to attach yarn to project.


ROW 56 - 69:

Repeat Row 2


Cut yarn at the end of row 69. Tie off. 

Grab Color F.  Sl st into the first st to attach yarn to project.


ROW 70 - 75:

Repeat Row 2

Tie Off Your Work.  

Weave In Your Ends.


PROJECT COMPLETE!

Great Job!

 

WANT THE WRITTEN PATTERN? Grab the written pattern and find all the details you need to get started on your own Sunset Waves Blanket.


For a PRINTABLE VERSION, please click here.


 



I can’t wait to see your creations! Be sure to tag me on social media @crochetwithTiffany if you make the Sunset Waves Blanket so I can share your beautiful work. Happy crocheting, and thank you for helping me spread a little bit of sunshine and comfort to those who need it most. 🧶💛


Thank you for being part of this crochet community and making a difference, one stitch at a time!

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