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This is the season for joy and hope so why not celebrate it with this beautiful blanket too? Add joy to your home decor by with this beautiful JOY Blanket pattern by Jody Pyott. Gorgeous and unique, this pattern will not only bring the spirit of the season to your room but will also beautify any spot in your house.
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This crocheted blanket is an original design that is easy to complete. The entire blanket requires only three crochet stitches – chain stitch, single crochet and the popcorn stitch. The pattern includes the instructions, a list of materials and the yarn amounts needed for a finished blanket approximately 41” x 58”.
Pattern calls for 16 skeins of Plymouth Encore yarn: 4 burgundy, 5 deep orange and 7 cream.
The pattern can be customized to your own color choices. Also, rows can be added or taken away to create the size you would like.
Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Jody Pyott’s Ravelry Store
Thanks to Jody Pyott for the article inspiration and featured image.
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Lalah – LOVE this!!!
Karyl Dunson
I have to make this too! It’s beautiful!
I am not sure about the words and details but I love the colors in this!
It isn’t hard. If I could do it, so can you! 🙂 You can do it!
Me toooooo
Kim Jones Dawna McKinley
Very different! I love it!
Tami Elliott Connell
I like this
Nubian Princess save this one for me.
Love it
Made everyone else afghans this year, I think I’ll make this one for me!
Beautiful!
Looks like a cute blanket
Suzij Crocheting
Beautiful
This looks like milk, dark, and white chocolate! Joy, indeed!
Pretty
O
Wow..I just paid $5. for this pattern…what an amazing site this is…I will probably never make this as to much concentrating needed…but for in my younger days I would of made it in heart beat
Fair warning! If you are a right handed crocheter, when making popcorn stitches, the stitches HAVE to face away from you in order for your letters to be correct. If your popcorn stitches face you, your letters WILL be backwards.
wow, lot of work..nice that they are small,and have to be put together…but hard if you don’t have good tension all the time…
Very pretty
oooh Pam Thuemmler
Debra Helen Rule
This is gorgeous
I’m hoping to be good enough to make this!
Will try this one
Thank you!!! Joy is my Christmas “theme word”!
Only 3 stitches, but lots and lots of them. Lol. I made this one that is similar. It took almost 2 miles of yarn.
You keep finding beautiful patterns.
This would provide lots of practice! You got this!
The designer of the Joy afghan is Jody Pyott. I hope this isn’t a stolen pattern.
This is tedious but not difficult ladies. I’ve made a similar one and it took me 3 months to make the squares working 2 hours every evening. My pet peeve is joining them together!
This is beautiful work. Where can I find the pattern?
It’s the Cancer Support Lap Blanket by Peach Unicorn Designs. I made it as a wedding gift for a couple of Aggies so i changed a few words and put hearts where the ribbons go. You’ll see in the pic why i mention they are Aggies. Lol
And thank you for the compliment. I was pleased with the finished product.
Joy is my maiden name! It would be a family heirloom is I could make it!
Jacqueline
Hi! You did a beautiful job!!
That is fab
Beautiful
It’s very beautiful!
Made similar One it’s so easy too
When i try to download and print these directions they won’t print. What am I doing wrong?
I’m working on her friends blanket right now. I’ve also done her be still blanket. He patterns are beautifully written and turn out beautifully!
Wow!! Stunning…how long did
* how long did it take you to finish this? I have just started crocheting and only doing small projects at the moment…a bit intimidated to start such a big project but would love to do this for my girls. Thanks.
I love this