Woven Worlds Mosaic Crochet Blanket CAL

Welcome to the world of the Woven Worlds Mosaic Crochet Blanket! 🏡✨ This free pattern will help you create a cozy and unique blanket using a cool technique called overlay mosaic crochet. The Woven Worlds Mosaic Crochet Blanket is perfect to get started with mosaic crochet.

Get ready for a fun project filled with geometric designs, beautiful colors, and the satisfaction of making something special for your home. If you’re new to mosaic crochet, don’t worry, because there is so much support to help you learn the process, along with full tutorial videos.

You’ll learn how to use simple stitches and color changes to make a blanket you’ll treasure. Let’s begin! 😊

CROCHET ALONG DATES

• Starts April 28th and runs through July 14th (12 weeks to give us time and not rush!)
• Ebook Pre-sale starts April 14th and ends April 25th.

How It Works

Every Monday starting April 28th, 8 AM (PST) a new mosaic crochet blanket section will be released for FREE on the blog. We will crochet them together one a week (which gives us time to finish) for 12 weeks. Patterns 1 & 4 repeat on weeks 8 & 11, so no new design will be released those weeks.

Join the CAL Group on FB

Head over to the Crochet Along with US! group on Facebook to join in the conversation share your progress!

Get Notified

Sign up to get notified when each pattern drops! If you are already on the Stardust Gold Crochet list, you’ll get the updates.

I will send out an email every Monday, starting April 28th for reminders and to show my progress. I’ll also be posting progress pics and sharing your progress pics throughout (with your permission of course!)

• April 28th – Pattern 1
• May 5th – Pattern 2
• May 12th – Pattern 3
• May 19th – Pattern 4
• May 26th – Pattern 5
• June 2nd – Pattern 6
• June 9th – Pattern 7
• June 16th – Pattern 8 (repeat of pattern 4)
• June 23rd – Pattern 9
• June 30th – Pattern 10
• July 7th – Pattern 11 (repeat of pattern 1)
• July 14th – Creating the Border

Giveaway!

At the end of the CAL (Week 11) before we do the border, I will be holding a name drawing and giving away a yarn winder and some yarn as a thanks! I’ll pick 2 winners and each will receive a winder and yarn!

Keep reading for more info about the yarn and how to prepare for the CAL

Grab The Yarn

Back in November when we crocheted the Cottagecore Mosaic Blanket, I partnered with Wool Warehouse for the yarn pack (link <<<). I fell in love with Yarnsmith’s Create yarn so much so that I ordered a LOT more in a ton of fune colors.

If you order the yarn from Wool Warehouse it comes pretty quick! So don’t worry, you can catch up quick. The prices are also super affordable and they are on sale right now!

I created this yardage based on using Yarnsmiths Create (DK).  These are the yarn details: Skein Weight: 3.52 oz. / 100 g Yardage: 317.24 yd. / 290 m

The following is what I used to determine the average yardage using a DK weight and 4 mm hook.

The measurements I came up with for each stitch using a 4 mm hook are as follows:

• 3” (8 cm) per FPdc
• 1.5” (4 cm) per BLOsc, EBS and BBS
• 2” (5 cm) tails

Color Palette

In the sample graphic below, you’ll notice I used rich earth tones. Then in the samples (which you’ll see as each blanket strip is released) –

Creating a blanket in royal earth tones is a beautiful way to blend luxury with the comforting essence of nature. Imagine wrapping yourself in a cozy, plush fabric that captures the quiet elegance of a serene forest or the grandeur of a majestic mountain landscape.

Choosing Colors:

The deep, rich hues of emerald green, sapphire blue, and opulent gold can evoke a sense of royalty, while earthy browns and warm terracottas ground the palette in the natural world. These colors together create a sophisticated yet inviting atmosphere, perfect for enhancing any living space.

Such a blanket not only offers warmth and comfort but also serves as a striking piece of decor that tells a story of the earth’s regal beauty and timeless grace. Whether draped over a sofa or spread across a bed, a royal earth-toned blanket can transform a room into a sanctuary of elegance and tranquility.

My Personal Color Choices

I used deep red, blue, brown, cream, and tan. You can use any colors you’d like to make your blanket completely unique. I highly recommend checking out Yarnsmith’s yarn selection because they have SO many colors. Remember to use contrasting colors to make the design POP!

I decided on these colors for my blanket but of course, you’re welcome to use whatever colors you’d like!

Estimated Yardage (using Yarnsmith’s):

Yardage & Skeins

I am going to play around with different color combinations and see what I like best!

• These estimates are for Yarnsmith’s DK weight yarn using 4 mm hook. These will vary depending on your yarn and hook choice of course.
• The following is the total yardage for the each color.
• White or off white and the contrasting color.

Total Yardage:

This can help if you want to use a self striping yarn or something similar. After this you’ll find each pattern breakdown and how many skeins per strip.

• Color A (MC – White): 1901 yds (1739 m) (without border) – approximately 6 skeins (without border) 7-8 (with border)
• Color B (CC – whatever you’d like): 1793 yds (1639 m) (without border) – approximately 6 skeins (without border) 7-8 (with border)

(You may want to add a few extra skeins for the border if you’d like to use the same colors.)

Reminder: These estimates are based on the length of stitch calculations above.  Creating a swatch and measuring your stitch lengths may help you get a better idea of how much you’ll need to adjust.  These yardages do not include the border either.

Individual Blanket Strip Yardage

If you want to use different colors for each strip, the approximate yardage for each skein is as follows using DK / 4 mm hook – the following are the individual blanket strips starting from #1 – #9 (pattern 4 & 8 are repeated in the blanket 2 times to create 11 total strips – the yardage below includes those totals)

One Size Blanket with a starting of 277sts + 1 turning ch or 277 fsc  A = Color A; B = Color B Pattern 1: A: 305.34 yds (279.22 m) (2 skeins) / B: 251.34 yds (229.78 m) (2 skeins) appears 2x in pattern in section 1 and section 11) Pattern 2: A: 128.67 yds (117.65 m) (1 skein) / B: 118.67 yds (108.49 m) (1 skein) Pattern 3: A: 153.25 yds (140.14 m) (1 skein) / B: 115.08 yds (105.23 m) (1 skein) Pattern 4: A: 243.50 yds (222.68 m) (1 skein) / B: 224.83 yds (205.54 m) (2 skein) appears 2x in pattern in section 4 and section 8. Pattern 5: A: 147.58 yds (134.97 m) (1 skein) / B: 141.25 yds (129.18 m) (1 skein) Pattern 6: A: 102.42 yds (93.65 m) (1 skein) / B: 102.33 yds (93.57 m) (1 skein) Pattern 7: A: 149.58 yds (136.79 m) (1 skein) / B: 136.47 yds (124.79 m) (1 skein) Pattern 8: A: 175.63 yds (160.57 m) (1 skein) / B: 175.63 yds (160.57 m) (1 skein) Pattern 9: A: 126.08 yds (115.28 m) (1 skein) / B: 126.08 yds (115.28 m) (1 skein) Total Pattern: Color A: 1902 yds (1738 m) / Color B: 1793 yds (1638 m)

Learn Mosaic Crochet Video Tutorial

Learn how to do mosaic crochet in video form >>> Mosaic Crochet Video Tutorial

Thanks Friends!

Thanks so much for being here and I hope you enjoy the crochet along!