If you’re looking for a modern and eye-catching baby blanket design, the Triangles Baby Blanket is a perfect project to add to your crochet collection. With its geometric texture and color stripes, this pattern combines simplicity with visual interest. The triangle effect is created through alternating stitch placements and color changes, giving your blanket a clean and contemporary look that’s still soft and cozy for little ones.
This blanket is ideal for crocheters with basic stitch knowledge, and it’s easily customizable choose any three (or more!) colors to match your nursery or home décor.
Materials Needed
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Worsted weight yarn in 3 colors (or more, if desired)
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J (6.0 mm) crochet hook
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Yarn needle for weaving in ends
Note: Turning chain 3 counts as a double crochet (dc) throughout the pattern.

Pattern Instructions
Foundation:
Chain 90.
Row 1
Double crochet (dc) in 4th chain from hook (the first 3 chains count as your first dc). You now have 2 dc.
∗Ch1,skip1chain,dcinnextchain∗*Ch 1, skip 1 chain, dc in next chain* — repeat this pattern until one chain remains.
Dc in last chain.
Ch 4 and turn.
Row 2
(The turning ch 4 counts as 1 dc and 1 ch.)
Dc in ch-1 space, ch 1, dc in next ch space, ch 1, dc in next ch space.
Dcindc,dcinchspace,∗ch1,dcinchspace∗5timesDc in dc, dc in ch space, *ch 1, dc in ch space* 5 times repeat 6 times.
Dc in next dc, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in top of turning ch 3.
Ch 3 and turn.
Row 3
Dcinchspace,ch1Dc in ch space, ch 1 twice.
Dcinchspace,dcinnext3dc,dcinchspace,∗ch1,dcinchspace∗3times,ch1Dc in ch space, dc in next 3 dc, dc in ch space, *ch 1, dc in ch space* 3 times, ch 1 repeat 6 times.
Dc in ch space, dc in next 3 dc, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, dc in top of ch 3.
Ch 4 and turn.
Row 4
Dc in ch space, ch 1.
Dcinchspace,dcinnext5dc,dcinchspace,∗ch1,dcinchspace∗twice,ch1Dc in ch space, dc in next 5 dc, dc in ch space, *ch 1, dc in ch space* twice, ch 1 repeat 6 times.
Dc in ch space, dc in next 5 dc, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in top of ch 3.
Ch 3 and turn.
Row 5
Dc in ch space, ch 1.
Dcinchspace,dcinnext7dc,dcinchspace,ch1,dcinchspace,ch1Dc in ch space, dc in next 7 dc, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, ch 1 repeat 6 times.
Dc in ch space, dc in next 7 dc, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, dc in top of ch 3.
Ch 4 and turn.
Row 6
Dcinchspace,dcinnext9dc,dcinchspace,ch1Dc in ch space, dc in next 9 dc, dc in ch space, ch 1 repeat 7 times.
Dc in top of ch 3.
Change color.
Ch 3 and turn.
Row 7
Dcinchspace,ch1Dc in ch space, ch 1 across to last two stitches.
Dc in ch space, dc in top of ch 3.
Ch 3 and turn.
Row 8
Dc in next dc, dc in ch space.
∗Ch1,dcinchspace∗5times,dcinchspace,dcindc,dcinchspace*Ch 1, dc in ch space* 5 times, dc in ch space, dc in dc, dc in ch space repeat 7 times.
(Your last dc will go into the top of ch 3, not in a ch space.)
Ch 3 and turn.
Row 9
Dc in next 2 dc and next ch space.
∗Ch1,dcinchspace∗4times,dcinnext3dc,dcinchspace*Ch 1, dc in ch space* 4 times, dc in next 3 dc, dc in ch space repeat 7 times, ending with 4 dc (ch space, dc, dc, top of ch 3).
Ch 3 and turn.
Row 10
Dc in next 3 dc and next ch space.
Ch1,dcinchspace,ch1,dcinchspace,ch1,dcinchspace,dcinnext5dc,dcinchspaceCh 1, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, dc in next 5 dc, dc in ch space 6 times.
Ch 1, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, dc in next 4 dc.
Ch 3 and turn.
Row 11
Dc in next 4 dc and next ch space.
Ch1,dcinchspace,ch1,dcinchspace,dcinnext7dc,dcinnextchspaceCh 1, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, dc in next 7 dc, dc in next ch space repeat 6 times.
Ch 1, dc in ch space, ch 1, dc in ch space, dc in next 5 stitches.
Ch 3 and turn.
Row 12
Dc in next 5 dc and next ch space.
Ch1,dcinchspace,dcinnext9dc,dcinchspaceCh 1, dc in ch space, dc in next 9 dc, dc in ch space repeat 6 times.
Ch 1, dc in ch space, dc in next 6 stitches.
Change color.
Ch 3 and turn.
Color Repeats
Repeat Rows 1–12, changing colors every six rows.
You’ll repeat Rows 1–12 a total of four times, and then repeat Rows 1–6 once more to finish (ending with Row 6).
You should have 9 colorful stripes in total.
Finishing and Border
Join your yarn in any corner.
Single crochet (sc) around the entire blanket:
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Work 1 sc in each stitch across the top and bottom.
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Work about 2 sc along the side of each dc for even edges.
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In each corner, work 3 sc.
Join with a slip stitch to your starting sc, ch 1, and crochet another round of sc, again working 3 sc in each corner.
Fasten off, weave in all ends neatly, and block your blanket to shape. (It may appear slightly trapezoid-shaped before blocking this step will help even it out.)
The Triangles Baby Blanket is a delightful project that combines structure, texture, and color harmony. Whether you make it in pastels for a newborn gift, bold tones for a nursery accent, or a gender-neutral palette, this blanket is sure to impress. It’s a wonderful piece to keep or to gift, adding handmade warmth and charm to any space.
