Noelle blanket | Modern Rainbow Crochet

Elegant flowers, a comfortable size and rainbow colours make the Noëlle blanket a must-have crochet pattern. This stunning project is designed to work with a Scheepjes Catona Colour pack, helping you create this fluid rainbow-gradient blanket.

The pattern is suitable for advanced crocheters. The written instructions guide you through the pattern, while clear diagrams and photo tutorials show how to assemble the flower motifs.

Materials and preparation

Yarn

Scheepjes Catona100% mercerized cotton, 100g/250m

Label	Colour name	Code	Amount
Colour A	Snow White	106	8 balls

Scheepjes Catona Colour Pack109 x 10g balls of all colours

Label	Colour name	Code	Amount
All colours			109 balls

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You can find the Scheepjes Catona and Colour packs at Scheepjes retailers, or online at:

Wool WarehouseCatonaUK Jimmy BeansCatonaUS

Crochet hook

3.5mm (US Size E/4)

Measurements

120 x 150 cm (47 x 59 in)

Gauge/tension

Motif up to Round 5 measures 7 cm (2¾ in) across flat to flat side, 8 cm (3.15 in) across point to point

Abbreviations (US terms)

BPhdc: Back Post half double crochet: yarn over, insert hook from back to front and back to back around stem of st, yarn over, pull up loop, yarn over, pull through all loops
ch: chain
ch-sp: chain space(s)
dc: double crochet
dc2tog: double crochet 2 stitches together: (yarn over, insert hook in st/sp, yarn over, pull up loop, yarn over, pull through first 2 loops on hook) in each of the two sts/sps, yarn over, pull through all loops on hook
dc3tog: double crochet 3 stitches together: (yarn over, insert hook in st/sp, yarn over, pull up loop, yarn over, pull through first 2 loops on hook) in each of the three sts/sps, yarn over, pull through all loops on hook
dropped hdc: dropped half double crochet: yarn over, insert hook in the indicated sp/st, yarn over, pull up a loop to height of current st, yarn over, pull through all loops on hook
hdc: half double crochet
hdc2tog: half double crochet 2 stitches together: (yarn over, insert hook in st/sp), yarn over, pull up loop) in each of the two sts/sps, yarn over, pull through all loops on hook
picot: ch2, insert hook in second ch from hook, yarn over, pull up loop and immediately pull through loops on hook
RS: Right side
sc: single crochet
sp(s): space(s)
ss: slip sstitch
st(s): stitch(es)
tr: treble crochet
WS: wrong side

Repeat formats

*….; rep from * once/twice/3x — Crochet the instructions after * and then repeat that section a further number of times as indicated.
(…) once/twice/3x — Crochet the instructions between brackets the total number of times indicated.
[…] — Indicates the amount of stitches at the end of a row or round.
(…) in same st/sp — Indicates that all instructions between brackets are worked in the same stitch or space.

Notes

You’ll use different colours for each motif. These are indicated in the pattern as ‘Colour 1’ and ‘Colour 2’. Check out the colour layout and table for the actual colour combinations. Please note that full motifs with combination 52 and 88 are only made once, all the other twice.
The motifs are joined together by working a joining round in Colour A around each motif and joining to adjacent motifs where necessary. So you can work all motifs up to Round 5 before joining.

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Colour layout

Full motif colour combinations

You will create 182 full motifs, and 13 half motifs with the colours from your colour pack. You’ll need to make two full motifs out of each colour combination, with the exception of combination 88 and 52 where you’ll only make one full motif.

Note that the colour combinations are paired: Combination 1 and 2 are both combining the same colours, only for two motifs Colour 1 is used on the inside, and for the other combination Colour 2. So while the table lists 92 combinations, you only have 46 pairs of colours. The numbers in the table below correspond with the numbers in the colour overview.

You will not use colour 74, 105, 106, 110, 130, 157, 162, 248, 254, 257, 387, 393, 395, 404, 501, 505 and 507.

Tip: Sort out your combinations at the start of the blanket and keep the balls together with a rubber band or something similar.

Combination	Colour 1 (inside)	Colour 2 (outside)
1	524	263
2	263	524
3	264	256
4	256	264
5	396	517
6	517	396
7	516	115
8	115	516
9	281	386
10	386	281
11	258	192
12	192	258
13	255	414
14	414	255
15	410	189
16	189	410
17	252	390
18	390	252
19	388	504
20	504	388
21	522	249
22	249	522
23	101	179
24	179	101
25	403	100
26	100	403
27	208	280
28	280	208
29	411	383
30	383	411
31	528	244
32	244	528
33	212	525
34	525	212
35	261	124
36	124	261
37	245	205
38	205	245
39	513	515
40	515	513
41	253	241
42	241	253
43	512	392
44	392	512
45	389	412
46	412	389
47	385	514
48	514	385
49	402	391
50	391	402
51	172	242
52 ★ (only 1)	242	172
53	400	146
54	146	400
55	509	510
56	510	509
57	397	401
58	401	397
59	247	399
60	399	247
61	511	201
62	201	511
63	384	173
64	173	384
65	527	164
66	164	527
67	113	508
68	508	113
69	520	521
70	521	520
71	240	526
72	526	240
73	398	128
74	128	398
75	251	394
76	394	251
77	226	282
78	282	226
79	246	519
80	519	246
81	409	413
82	413	409
83	518	114
84	114	518
85	238	222
86	222	238
87	408	523
88 ★ (only 1)	523	408
89	502	503
90	503	502
91	406	506
92	506	406

Half motif colour combinations

Make 1 half motif each with combination 19, 21, 23, 26, 28, 30, 34, 37, 41, 44, 50, 52 and 90. If you don’t have enough yarn leftovers for these combinations, pick similar colours that are not used in adjacent motifs.

Colour Layout

Techniques

Trebles in picots

Please note: a different colour is used for contrast in the photos to show the joining.

When you’re working the joining around your first motif and joining rounds of subsequent motifs, you’ll be making tr’s in the picots below. When you make a tr (photo 1), yarn over twice and insert your hook into both chains of the picot. Yarn over again, pull up a loop, and (yarn over, pull through two loops) three times until you’ve made the tr (photo 2). Next, work a dc in the stitch behind the tr (photo 3). Ch2, work a dc in the first st on the other side of the chain. Next, make a tr as you did before in the same picot (photo 4). This is how you create a ‘V’ of trebles in each corner. Work your way around the motif as instructed. Once fastened off, your motifs look like in photo 5.

Video tutorial: Motifs

Joining

The joining rounds for other motifs are very similar to the first round, with one significant difference: to achieve a flexible join, we’ll be taking up loops from the other motif before we work a stitch. You do this with the WS’s of both motifs together.

Note: To show the join, I’ve worked with two different colours of yarn. This might look slightly messy in the tutorial, but remember that in the blanket you’ll be working with one colour

When you reach a side you will join to other motifs (photo 6), crochet up to the first chain space of that side. Ch1, 1ss in the chain space of the other motif (photo 7). 1dc in the first st (photo 8), remove your hook from the (red) loop. Now insert your hook from back to front through the back loop of the first dc on the other motif (photo 9, this is the loop on the side closest to you). Pick up the (red) loop and pull it through the back loop of the other motif (photo 10).

Now work your second stitch on the original motif: 1tr in the picot (photo 11). Take your hook out of the loop again, insert from back to front through

the back loop of the next st on the other motif, pick up your (red) loop again and pull through. Continue with your next dc, and join to the BL of the next st on the other motif. Continue like this until you’ve joined all dc’s and tr’s on that side. Ch 1, then finish with a ss in the next chain space (photo 12).

You can now continue with a ss to another motif or work a side that’s not joined to another motif. See the pattern for pattern instructions.

Video tutorial: Joining

Crochet pattern

Full Motif

Make 182 motifs.

The motifs are worked in rounds on the RS, no turning involved.

With Colour A, make a magic ring.

Motif rounds

Round 1 (RS)6sc in magic ring, ss in first sc, close ring by pulling thread.[6 sc]

Round 2 (RS)Ch4 (counts as first dc + ch1), 1dc in st at base of ch4, *(1dc, ch1, 1dc) in next st; repeat from * another 4 times, ss in third ch to close round, cut yarn.[12 dc, 6 ch-sps]

Round 3 (RS)Join Colour 1 with a ss in the sp between 2 dc, ch1, 1sc in same sp, *(3dc, picot, 3dc) in next ch-1 sp, 1sc in next sp between 2 dc; repeat from * another 4 times, (3dc, picot, 3dc) in next ch-1 sp, ss in first sc, cut yarn.[36 dc, 6 picots, 6 sc]

Round 4 (RS)Join Colour 2 with a ss around the stem of st before a sc, ch2 (doesn’t count as st), 1BPhdc in same st, 1 dropped hdc in sp between 2 dc in Round 2 (dropped hdc sits over sc of previous round), *1BPhdc around each of next 6 sts skipping picot, 1 dropped hdc in sp between 2 dc of Round 2; repeat from * another 4 times, 1BPhdc around each of next 5 sts skipping picot, ss in first BPhdc, don’t cut yarn.[36 BPhdc, 6 dropped hdc]

Round 5 (RS)Ch2 (doesn’t count as st), 1hdc in st at base of ch2, 4hdc, (1hdc, ch2, 1hdc) in next st, *6hdc, (1hdc, ch2, 1hdc) in next st; repeat from * another 4 times, 1hdc, ss in first hdc, cut yarn.[48 hdc, 6 ch-sps]

Weave in all ends. You can crochet over the ends of Round 1, 3 and 5 as you go if you don’t want to weave in all the ends separately.

Half Motif

Make 13 half motifs. The half motif will be worked in rows. Turn in the first row. All other rows are worked from the RS without turning. See Diagram 2: Half Motif for extra clarification.

With Colour A, make a magic ring.

Half motif rows

Row 1 (WS)Ch1, 4sc in ring, don’t close ring as for whole motif but turn work, pull ring tight.[4 sc]

Row 2 (RS)Ch4 (counts as first dc + ch1), 1dc in sc at base of ch4, (1dc, ch1, 1dc) 3 times, cut yarn.[8 dc, 4 ch]

Row 3 (RS)Join Colour 1 with ss in the first ch-sp, (ch3, picot, 3dc) in ch-sp, *1sc between 2 dc from previous row, (3dc, picot, 3dc) in next ch-sp; repeat from * another time, 1sc between 2 dc from previous row, (3dc, picot, 1dc) in final ch-sp, cut yarn.[20 dc, 4 picots, 3 sc]

Row 4 (RS)Join Colour 2 with a ss in first ch-sp (right of picot, so it will look like you’re making a BPhdc around the ch3), ch2 (counts as first BPhdc), skip picot, 1BPhdc around each of next 3 dc’s, 1 dropped hdc in sp between 2 dc of Row 2 (dropped hdc sits over sc of previous row), *1BPhdc around each of next 6 sts skipping picot, 1 dropped hdc in sp between 2 dc of Row 2; repeat from * another time, 1BPhdc around each of next 4 sts skipping picot, cut yarn.[20 BPhdc, 3 dropped hdc]

Row 5 (RS)Join Colour 2 again with a ss in second ch from beg-ch of previous row, ch3 (counts as first hdc + ch1), skip ch-2 sp, 1hdc in next st, 6hdc, *(1hdc, ch2, 1hdc) in next st, 6hdc; repeat from * another time, (1hdc, ch2, 1hdc) in final st, cut yarn.[26 hdc, 4 ch-2 corners]

Weave in all ends.

Joining

You can make all motifs in advance, up to and including Round 5. With Colour A (the white), you’ll be joining them piece by piece in Round 6, the Border round.

We’ll join with a flat join. This method gives you a flat and delicate finish, but it is a little time consuming. If you’d rather make a quick join, simply crochet the motifs together with ss’s in each motif corner.

Order of joining

First, join all complete motifs. Once the blanket is assembled, you’ll add the half motifs to straighten out the sides.

It doesn’t matter in which order you join your complete motifs. You join the motifs piece by piece, and whether you start in a corner and work your way out diagonally or join them row by row doesn’t matter. Personally, I prefer row by row over the long side because it keeps everything organised, and I can see how big the blanket will be quite early on.

First motif

You’ll make a border around the first motif without joining. See Diagram 3: Joining first motif.

Note: you’ll be making two tr’s in each picot on the motif, one on each side of a corner space. If you work these tr’s in the picot, don't skip a st on the motif; instead, crochet your next st in the st behind the tr. This is how we increase sts in the Border Round without crocheting in the corner spaces themselves.

Border round

Border Round (RS)Join Colour A with a ss in fifth st of any side (this is the st right above a dropped hdc), ch3 (doesn’t count as st), 1dc in st at base of ch3, 2dc, *1tr in picot of Round 3, 1dc in last st on side, ch2, skip ch-2 sp, 1dc in first st of next side, 1tr in same picot of Round 3, 6dc; repeat from * another 4 times, 1tr in next picot of Round 3, 1dc, ch2, skip ch-2 sp, 1dc, 1tr in same picot of Round 3, 3dc, ss in first dc. Cut yarn.[48 dc, 12 tr, 6 ch-2 sps]

Joining other motifs

Read the instructions below carefully. It looks complicated, but once you get the rhythm of the join it will become easier. See the photo tutorial for visual instructions.

Joining round

Joining Round (RS)Join Colour A with ss in fifth st on any side (right above a dropped hdc), ch3 (doesn’t count as st), 1dc in st at base of ch3, 2dc, 1tr in picot of Round 3, 1dc in last st, *ch2, skip ch-2 sp, 1dc in first st at other side, 1tr in same picot, 6dc, 1tr in next picot, 1dc in last st, ch1; repeat from * until you reach a side that needs to be joined. Continue as follows: **1ss in each ch-sp of other motif(s), 1dc in first st on motif, join to opposite st on other motif as follows: remove hook from loop, insert hook from back to front through BL of first dc on other motif, pick up loop and pull through loop on hook. 1tr in picot of Round 3 on current motif, join to BL of next st on other motif, (1dc in current motif, join to BL of next st on other motif) 6 times, 1tr in picot of Round 3, join to BL of next st on other motif, 1dc on current motif, join to BL of last st on other motif, 1ss in ch2-sp; repeat from ** for all sides that need to be joined. Once you reach a side that doesn’t need to be joined, either repeat from * to ; or, if you’ve reached your first side again, ch2, skip ch-2 sp, 1dc in first st, 1tr in picot of Round 3, 3dc, join with ss in first st. Cut yarn.[48 dc, 12 tr, 6 ch-2 sps per motif]

Joining troubleshooting

The tr’s don’t line up. Chances are that you either forgot to pick up a stitch by removing your hook from the loop, or you’ve accidentally skipped a st. The only thing to do here is to rip that side out and redo it.
One side of the motif has more stitches than the other. This happens occasionally and usually means you’ve crocheted sts in the corner space on Round 3 or 4 of the motif. You can either redo the motif, or smuggle a little bit in Round 5 by crocheting sts together on the short side and working multiple sts in one st on the long side.

Joining the half motifs

The half motifs are joined over their short sides to other motifs. Please note that the instructions for the left upper corner and left bottom corner half motifs differ from the general instructions. They’re specified below.

Joining round

Left upper corner half motif (colour combo 30)

Note: The final side of this motif has no adjacent motif.

Joining round

Joining Round (RS)Join Colour A with a ss in the most right ch-sp, ch3 (counts as first dc + ch1), ss in ch-sp of other motif, join sides as for full motif. When you’ve worked the ss in the final corner, ch1, 1dc in next side, 1tr in picot, do not skip a st, 6dc, 1tr in picot, do not skip a st, 1dc in final st on side, ch1, 1dc in final st. Cut yarn.

Left bottom corner half motif (colour combo 28)

Note: The first side of this motif has no adjacent motif.

Joining round

Joining Round (RS)Join Colour A with a ss in the most right ch-sp, ch3 (counts as first dc + ch1), 1dc, 1tr in picot, do not skip a st, 6dc, 1tr in next picot, do not skip a st, 1dc in final st on side, ch1, ss in other ch-sp, continue joining as for other half motifs. Cut yarn.

Border

The first couple of rounds are a mix of stitches of varying heights. This is so we can fill up the gaps on the long sides of the blanket. It might look complicated, but once you get into the rhythm of the stitches, it will make sense. Have a look at Diagram 4: border R1-R3 for some visual help.

Border filling round

Round 1 (RS)Join Colour A with a ss in the left upper corner (orange/brown half motif), ch3 (counts as first dc), *14dc divided evenly over long side half motif, dc3tog in ch-sp half motif, ss-join and ch-sp next full motif, 10dc, dc3tog in ch-sp full motif, ss-join and ch-sp next half motif; repeat from * another 5 times, 14dc in long side half motif, 1dc in final ch-sp, ch3, rotate blanket 90 degrees. 1sc in corner-sp, *2sc, 3hdc, 3dc, dc2tog in final 2 sts of last Round, skip ch-sps on both motifs, dc2tog in first 2 sts of last Round on next motif, 3dc, 3hdc, 2sc, 1sc in ch-sp; repeat from * another 13 times, 2sc, 3hdc, 3dc, dc2tog in final 2 sts of last Round, 1dc in corner-sp, ch3, rotate blanket 90 degrees. 1dc in corner-sp, *10dc, dc3tog in ch-sp full motif, ss-join and ch-sp next half motif, 14dc, dc3tog in ch-sp half motif, ss-join and ch-sp next full motif; repeat from * another 5 times, 10dc, 1dc in corner-sp, ch3, rotate blanket 90 degrees. 1dc in corner-sp, dc2tog in first 2 sts of full motif, *3dc, 3hdc, 2sc, 1sc in ch-sp, 2sc, 3hdc, 3dc, dc2tog in final 2 sts of last Round, skip ch-sps on both motifs, dc2tog in first 2 sts of last Round on next motif; repeat from * another 13 times, 3dc, 3hdc, 2sc, 1sc in corner-sp, ch3, ss in beg-ch3, cut yarn.[first short side 172 sts, long sides 277 sts, second short side 168 sts]

There’s a difference of 4 sts between the two short sides because there’s a half motif more on one side. This will remain throughout the border, and you won’t see this in the end result.

Border shaping rounds

Round 2 (RS)Join Colour A with a ss in the left upper corner, ch3 (counts as first dc), 1dc in corner-sp, 1dc, *14dc, 2dc in dc3tog, 10dc, 2dc in dc3tog; repeat from * another 5 times, 15dc, 2dc in corner-sp, ch3, rotate blanket 90 degrees. 2hdc in corner-sp, hdc2tog in first 2 sts, *3hdc, 4dc, dc2tog in dc2tog’s, 4dc, 4hdc, hdc2tog; repeat from * another 13 times, 3hdc, 4dc, dc2tog, 2dc in corner-sp, ch3, rotate blanket 90 degrees. 2dc in corner-sp, 1dc, *10dc, 2dc in dc3tog, 14dc, 2dc in dc3tog; repeat from * another 5 times, 11dc, 2dc in corner-sp, ch3, rotate blanket 90 degrees. 2dc in corner-sp, dc2tog in first st and dc2tog, *4dc, 4hdc, hdc2tog, 3hdc, 4dc, dc2tog in dc2tog; repeat from * another 13 times, 4dc, 3hdc, hdc2tog, 2hdc in corner-sp, ch3, ss in beg-ch3, cut yarn.[first short side 188 sts, long sides 251 sts, second short side 184 sts]

Round 3 (RS)Join Colour A with a ss in the left upper corner, ch3 (counts as first dc), 1dc in corner-sp, 1dc in every st to next corner-sp, (2dc, ch3, 2dc) in corner-sp, 1dc, dc2tog, *15dc, dc2tog; repeat from * another 13 times, 10dc, (2dc, ch3, 2dc) in corner-sp, 1dc in every st to corner-sp, (2dc, ch3, 2dc) in corner-sp, 10dc, *dc2tog, 15dc; repeat from * another 13 times, dc2tog, 1dc, 2dc in corner-sp, ch3, ss in beg-ch3, cut yarn.[first short side 192 sts, long sides 240 sts, second short side 188 sts]

The border should almost lay completely flat at this point. If it instead waves, it means that you have more sts in the border than ‘space’ available. To counter this, check where your blanket waves (this is often on the long sides, above the ch-sps of motifs), and mark with stitch markers if necessary on Round 2. Next, rip out Round 3 and decrease by crocheting either a hdc2tog or dc2tog on the indicated spaces. If need be, work extra decreases in Round 4 and 5.

Border rounds

Round 4 (RS)Join Colour A with a ss in the left upper corner, ch3 (counts as first dc), 1dc in corner-sp, *1dc in each st to next corner-sp, (2dc, ch3, 2dc) in corner-sp; repeat from * another 2 times, 1dc in each st to next corner-sp, (2dc, ch3) in corner-sp, ss in beg-ch3, cut yarn.[first short side 196 sts, long sides 244 sts, second short side 192 sts]

Round 5 (RS)Repeat Round 4, cut yarn.[first short side 200 sts, long sides 248 sts, second short side 196 sts]

Weave in all ends and block the blanket to size.

Adjusting the size of the blanket

You can adjust the size of the blanket by adding more motifs. I recommend adding (or removing) in multiples of two: adding two motifs to each row (i.e., 16 motifs per row) or adding two rows to the blanket (i.e., 15 rows). This way, you will not have to adjust any border instructions other than working more or fewer repeats from the pattern as written.

Two motifs add 19 cm (7.5 in) to the length of the blanket, and two rows add 20 cm (8 in) to the height of the blanket.

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kas gcb

November 15, 2020 13:03

OMG!! absolutely gorgeous!! I cant wait to start this pattern

kas gcb

November 15, 2020 13:23

OMG!! absolutely gorgeous!! I cant wait to start this pattern

Michelle

November 16, 2020 07:01

This is stunning! Can't wait to make this, I've ordered the yarn...

Michelle

November 16, 2020 07:01

This is stunning! Can't wait to make this, I've ordered the yarn...

Michelle

November 16, 2020 07:02

This is stunning! Can't wait to make this, I've ordered the yarn...

Kathy

November 27, 2020 12:41

Thankyou!!! It's absolutely beautiful. Can't wait to give it a try...

Dell

January 13, 2021 00:48

Loved making this design. Brilliant way to use up yarn scraps.

Judy

September 20, 2022 14:30

Honestly, I think this blanket is too beautiful to actually use, but I still have to start making these motifs. The blanket would make a stunning wedding gift ... Thank you so much for all the visual aid too!

Dana

October 01, 2022 14:16

This models and colour combination are AMAZING . I am very excited to start a new project with the color box Câteva. /Scheepjes. Thank you for this beautiful idea

Sarah

December 17, 2022 17:14

I really want to start this. But I am a newbie can can’t follow a picture for the pattern. Is there a video tutorial for this? I’m a visual learner and a video would be awesome for me.

Kirsten

December 18, 2022 09:16

Hi there! Unfortunately there are no videos for this pattern, but I do have a lot of photos to help you along :). So I hope those help!

Kerstin

September 16, 2023 16:26

Hi Kirsten, after I've just finished this blanket I wanted to say thank you for the wonderful pattern. It was such a pleasure to make the blanket, seeing the growing pile of hexagon each day and now I just sat down, put them all together, finished the edges and weaved in all the ends. It sure needs a good blocking but I can already see how beautiful it turned out. Thank you so much. Best wishes Kerstin

Annarita

December 18, 2023 23:33

Scusami ma, visto che hai finito la copera, mi puoi aiutare a capire cos'è l'abbreviazione MS, l'ho vista usata spesso ma non capisco cosa significhi.. forse maglia singola? .. grazie mille per la tua disponibilità 😘

Kirsten

December 19, 2023 08:34

MS? I don't see an abbreviation 'MS' in this pattern. Could you tell me where you found it?

Noëlle blanket

Materials and preparation

Yarn

Shop the yarn!

Crochet hook

Measurements

Gauge/tension

Abbreviations (US terms)

Repeat formats

Notes

Colour layout

Full motif colour combinations

Half motif colour combinations

Colour Layout

Techniques

Video tutorial: Motifs

Video tutorial: Joining

Crochet pattern

Full Motif

Half Motif

Joining

Order of joining

First motif

Joining other motifs

Joining troubleshooting

Joining the half motifs

Left upper corner half motif (colour combo 30)

Left bottom corner half motif (colour combo 28)

Border

Adjusting the size of the blanket

Diagrams

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