Berroco Eden Blanket Crochet Pattern
By Berroco
Specifications
| Brand: | Berroco |
| Yarn Weight: | DK | Light Worsted |
| Designer: | Brenda York |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Finished Size: | 119.5x152.5 cm (47" x 60") |
| Featured Products: | Berroco Remix Light Yarn - Nylon DK |
What you'll need
1 Select Size
Size: 119.5x152.5 cm
2 Select Colors
Berroco Remix Light Yarn - Nylon DK
Old Jeans (6927)
Out of stock — not added to kit
× $14.00
Berroco Remix Light Yarn - Nylon DK
Buttercup (6922)
Out of stock — not added to kit
× $14.00
Berroco Remix Light Yarn - Nylon DK
Birch (6901)
Out of stock — not added to kit
× $14.00
3 Accessories
Product Description
Skill Level: Easy
Sizes: One Size
Finished Measurements: 47” wide and 60” long
Yarn Requirements: Berroco Remix Light (30% Nylon/ 27% Cotton/ 24% Acrylic/ 10% Silk/ 9% Linen; 100g/432yds)
MC – 3 skeins shown in 6919 Mist
C1 – 2 skeins shown in 6903 Almond
C2 – 2 skeins shown in 6901 Birth
Hooks: US G/6 (4.00mm)
Gauge:
1 pattern repeat = 2¼” wide
8 rows = 4” in lace pattern
This pattern is also available in Berroco Remix Family.
The pattern was updated on 03/15/2021. If you purchased the PDF version, the newest version is available in your pattern library.
Berroco Eden Crochet Throw Blanket
What is Being Made
The Berroco Eden is a beginner-friendly crochet throw blanket designed by Brenda York. This finished project measures approximately 47 inches wide by 60 inches long, making it an ideal size for draping over furniture or using as a lap blanket. The throw features a sophisticated lace pattern construction that creates an open, airy fabric perfect for layering.
Crochet Techniques and Stitches
This pattern employs fundamental crochet techniques suitable for beginners while creating visually interesting results. The primary stitch structure uses double crochet (dc) stitches combined with chain spaces to form the lace pattern. The pattern incorporates a specialized decrease technique called dc3tog (double crochet 3 together), which decreases by working yarn overs and loops through multiple stitches before completing a single stitch.
The construction method involves color changes at the end of rows, where the final double crochet is worked until two loops remain on the hook, then the new color is drawn through to complete the stitch. This technique eliminates the need to carry yarn along the sides of the work, keeping the edges clean and finished-looking. Yarn is fastened off at the end of each color stripe, with ends woven in during the finishing process.
Stripe Sequence and Color Pattern
The Eden throw features a complex but manageable stripe sequence that creates visual interest through color blocking. The pattern uses three colors from the Berroco Remix Light yarn line:
- Old Jeans (MC) – the main color used for the majority of the throw
- Buttercup (C1) – accent color appearing in multiple stripe sections
- Birch (C2) – secondary accent color interspersed throughout
The stripe sequence begins with 10 rows of Old Jeans, followed by alternating blocks of Buttercup and Birch in 4-row and 6-row sections, with Old Jeans providing substantial breaks between color blocks. This creates a balanced, rhythmic pattern that prevents the throw from appearing too busy while maintaining visual appeal.
Materials and Yarn Specifications
This project uses Berroco Remix Light yarn, a lightweight option that works beautifully in lace patterns. The yarn requirements are:
- 3 balls (300 grams) of Old Jeans for the main color
- 2 balls (200 grams) each of Buttercup and Birch for accent stripes
The throw is worked with a 4 mm (size G) crochet hook or the size needed to achieve proper gauge. Gauge is critical for this project: 1 pattern repeat should measure 2¼ inches wide, and 8 rows should measure 4 inches in height when worked in the lace pattern. Taking time to check gauge before beginning ensures the finished blanket will be the correct dimensions.
Skill Level and Pattern Notes
Rated as an Easy skill level, the Berroco Eden is accessible to beginners while producing professional-looking results. The pattern uses US crochet terminology throughout. Important notes include the color-change technique that keeps edges neat, the practice of fastening off yarn at each color change rather than carrying it, and the emphasis on checking gauge to ensure accurate finished measurements. The pattern PDF is maintained and updated by Berroco when corrections are made, ensuring access to the most current version.
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