Hey there, crochet friends! I’m so excited to re-introduce the Briar Blanket to you. If you’re looking for a cosy project to snuggle up with this season, you’ll definitely want to add this one to your “must-make” list!
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This cosy blanket was originally featured in the August 2022 issue of I Like Crochet magazine, and I couldn’t be more thrilled with how it turned out. It’s so lovely and squishy – perfect for cuddling up on chilly evenings.
The Briar Blanket was born out of my love for nature—specifically, those peaceful woodland walks that are full of interesting textures and shapes. I wanted to capture the feeling of being wrapped up in something that reminds you of nature’s beauty.
The design itself is a simple combination of stitches that creates a series of beautiful repeating patterns. I would suggest this intricate blanket is an intermediate pattern for crocheters looking for a fun challenge where you can enjoy watching the pattern come to life as you work.
I used the delectable Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Bulky for this blanket, which is 100% wool and comes in 100g hanks (137yds / 125m). Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Bulky is a heavy weight yarn that works up quickly; I used for the blanket were Currant 28211 (A, 6 balls), Gosling 28214 (B, 12 balls) and Fedora 28212 (C, 4 balls) with a 6mm (US size J/10) hook (which is amongst the suggested hook sizes).

This chunky blanket, with its large feature tassels, would make a perfect addition to style up your bed – or to keep as a throw on your sofa getting ready for when those nights turn cooler. Make in three muted complementary colours, like I did, or I think it would look stunning in jewel tones for a rich, cosy feel, or even pastels for a soft and serene vibe.
❤️ SAVE BRIAR BLANKET ON RAVELRY ❤️
The Briar Crochet Blanket in now available for purchase from usual pattern platforms – but scroll down to see limited special offer!
This pattern will be available with a 50% discount for 24hrs (1pm to 1pm GMT / 8am to 8am EST) on Wednesday 23 October 2024 as part of the Fireside Comforts Blog Hop.
Blog Hop Instructions:
- Go to the main roundup post and scroll to today’s date.
- Scroll down the designer’s post until you see the download button. The most current featured design will be added to the bottom every morning. This way it stays in chronological order and it’s easy to find the current pattern feature.
- Follow the instructions to get today’s blog post link and / or coupon code to use on Ravelry or Etsy.
- Download the pattern to your device or library!
- If you are reading this after the promotion has passed you can purchase the blanket from any of the links to my patterns stores (links above)
All the patterns from Fireside Comforts Blog Hop are available in a limited edition bundle which is a fabulous collection of cosy autumn accessories like hats, coasters, cowls, blankets and more. Go straight to the bundle via the link below:
I can’t wait to see your versions of the Briar Blanket! Be sure to tag me on social media (facebook, twitter or instagram) or as a project on Ravelry) with your WIPs or finished projects—I love seeing what you all come up with. And if you have any questions, feel free to drop them in the comments below.
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Until next time folks! Happy hooking, keep calm and crochet on my friends xx

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Hi there,
I can’t find the free download button for today, for this beautiful blanket 🙁 Please help!
Hi, thanks for getting in touch, the pattern is available with 50% discount today, you can get the code by pressing the button that says ‘Fireside Comforts Main Blog Post’ hope that helps 🙂
Apologies, the link was in the post but I’ve now added the graphic so that the link to Ravelry is easier to find. Kind regards Heather
Very pretty
Thank you so much 🙂