Welcome strawberry season with the adorable Strawberries and Cream Blanket! This adorable free crochet blanket pattern features strawberries and stripes of bobble stitches. It’s a great first time tapestry crochet blanket pattern to make, that uses easy crochet techniques to make a beautiful blanket.
If you’d like to make this blanket pattern, scroll down for the FREE pattern of the lapghan size (pictured), or grab the AD FREE PDF copy in my Etsy and Ravelry stores!

This strawberry crochet blanket pattern was inspired by my love of strawberries and strawberry shortcake! Strawberries are one of my favorite fruits, and I’m honestly surprised that I haven’t made a strawberry blanket pattern till now. I would love to have strawberries on all of my spring and summer decor!
How to Crochet the Strawberries and Cream Blanket
My goal with this strawberry crochet blanket was to have it have a simple construction with easy tapestry crochet color work. Sometimes you just want a project that has mostly mindless stitches so you can have some relaxing crochet time.
There are two sections of tapestry crochet, and the rest is half double crochet or bobble stitches. Both the strawberries and cream rows are made up of bobble stitches, which adds a lovely texture to the blanket.

To help with any tricky parts in this pattern, I’ve created a crochet video tutorial. You can find it on my Youtube channel by checking out the video below!
New to Tapestry Crochet and Colorwork?
When I was first learning how to do crochet color work, I often felt so lost having to learn how to do color changes and reading crochet graphs. It can seem so intimidating to learn a new crochet skill! If you’re new to tapestry crochet or color work, then I’ve got just the resource for you.
Here on my blog, I’ve got a two free crochet tutorial for how to do tapestry crochet and intarsia crochet, which are the two most common crochet color work techniques. They’ll walk you through what each technique is, how to read crochet graphs, how to change colors in crochet, and a bunch of other tips I have for color work! You can find them here on my blog at:
– The Beginner’s Guide to Tapestry Crochet: (This technique is used when you would like to carry your yarn, and the color work is close together.)
– The Beginner’s Guide to Intarsia Crochet: (This technique is used when you don’t want to carry your yarn, and instead would like to use yarn bobbins. I used this for this pattern.)
Strawberries and Cream Blanket Lion Brand Kit
I’m so excited that this pattern also is available as a kit with Lion Brand Yarn! The kit includes the PDF pattern and all the yarn you need for either size of the blanket, baby or lapghan.

Want an AD FREE version of this pattern that includes both sizes and a chart? Get it in my Etsy and Ravelry stores below!
Gauge: 4” x 4” square = 14 hdc x 10 rows
Dimensions:
– Baby Size: 28″ x 31″ (available in the ad free PDF copy on Etsy and Ravelry)
– Lapghan Size: 43″ x 45″
Yarn: Basic Stitch Anti Pilling in 4 colors:
- Color A: Blush Heather: (Laghan Size) 8 skeins
- Color B: Ecru: (Lapghan Size) 2 skeins
- Color C: Red Heather: (Both Sizes) 1 skein
- Color D: Pine Heather: (Both Sizes) 1 skein
You can also use the approximate yardage if you use a different yarn brand
- Color A: 1480 yds
- Color B: 278 yds
- Color C: 140 yds
- Color D: 140 yds
Abbreviations:
- Ch = chain
- st(s) = stitch(es)
- Hdc = half double crochet
- Bobble = bobble stitch (*yarn over, insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull through two loops,* repeat till you have 5 loops on your hook, then yarn over and pull yarn through all 5)
- [ ] = do everything within the brackets
- ( ) = contains either the color to switch to, or the number of times something needs to be repeated for the lapghan size.
Pattern Notes:
- This pattern uses US crochet terminology.
- The ch 2 at the beginning of each row does not count as a stitch.
The following pattern is the written pattern for the blanket. If you prefer using charts, you can find one for the colorwork section in the ad free PDF copy available in my Etsy and Ravelry stores.
Strawberries and Cream Crochet Blanket Pattern
Starting with Color A
Row 1: Ch 142, starting in 3rd ch from hook, hdc 140
Rows 2-9: Ch 2, turn, hdc 140
Switch to Color B
Row 10: Ch 2, turn, *hdc 1, bobble 1, repeat from * across
Switch back to Color A
Rows 11-13: Ch 2, turn, hdc 140
You can begin using the chart on page 3 for rows 13-26.
Row 14: *(Color A) hdc 11, [(Color C Bobble) hdc 1, (Color C) hdc 1] 3 times, (Color A) hdc 11, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 15: *(Color A) hdc 10, (Color C) hdc 8, (Color A) hdc 10, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 16: *(Color A) hdc 9, [(Color C Bobble) hdc 1, (Color C) hdc 1] 5 times, (Color A) hdc 9
Row 17: *(Color A) hdc 9, (Color C) hdc 10, (Color A) hdc 9, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 18: *(Color A) hdc 8, [(Color C Bobble) hdc 1, (Color C) hdc 1] 6 times, (Color A) hdc 8, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 19: *(Color A) hdc 8, (Color C) hdc 12, (Color A) hdc 8, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 20: *(Color A) hdc 7, [(Color C Bobble) hdc 1, (Color C) hdc 1] 7 times, (Color A) hdc 7, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 21: *(Color A) hdc 7, (Color C) hdc 14, (Color A) hdc 7, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 22: *(Color A) hdc 6, [(Color C Bobble) hdc 1, (Color C) hdc 1] 2 times, [(Color D Bobble) hdc 1, (Color D) hdc 1, (Color C Bobble) hdc 1, (Color C) hdc 1, (Color C Bobble) hdc 1, (Color C) hdc 1] 2 times, (Color A) hdc 6, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 23: *(Color A) hdc 6, (Color C) hdc 5, (Color D) hdc 2, (Color C) hdc 2, (Color D) hdc 2, (Color C) hdc 5, (Color A) hdc 6, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 24: *(Color A) hdc 7, [(Color D Bobble) hdc 1, (Color D) hdc 1, (Color C) hdc 1, (Color C Bobble) hdc 1, (Color C) hdc 1, (Color D Bobble) hdc 1, (Color D) hdc 1] 2 times, (Color A) hdc 7, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 25: *(Color A) hdc 8, (Color D) hdc 12, (Color A) hdc 8, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 26: *(Color A) hdc 9, [(Color D Bobble) hdc 1, (Color D) hdc 1] 5 times, (Color A) hdc 9, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 27: *(Color A) hdc 13, (Color D) hdc 2, (Color A) hdc 13, repeat from * 4 more times
Row 28-29: Ch 2, turn, hdc 140
Switch to Color B
Row 30: Ch 2, turn, *hdc 1, bobble 1, repeat from * across
Switch back to Color A
Rows 31-39: Ch 2, turn, hdc 140
Repeat Rows 30-39 3(6) more times
Repeat Rows 10-30
Using Color A
Next 9 Rows: Ch 2, turn, hdc 140
Fasten off and weave in ends.
After the blanket is finished, stitch on the seeds for the strawberries by using leftover Color B yarn or white yarn. Stitch the seeds on the tops of each Color C bobble. I stitched a small “v” on each bobble.

I hope you love your Strawberries and Cream Blanket pattern! If you make one, I’d love to see a photo of it! Be sure to tag me on social media @eclairemakery so I can see and share it.
Happy stitching,
Claire
