Grandma's Textured Lap Blanket by Rhondda Mol (Oombawka Design)

Grandma's Textured Lap Blanket

Crochet
September 2026
Aran (8 wpi) ?
15 stitches and 14 rows = 4 inches
in trinity stitch
5.0 mm (H)
1150 - 3200 yards (1052 - 2926 m)
Check notes for all measurements
US
English
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Grandma’s Textured Lap Blanket is worked flat using the trinity stitch. The finished fabric has a soft, textured surface without large holes.
Originally designed for my grandmother, this blanket is sized to provide warmth while sitting in a chair or wheelchair.

The updated pattern includes five blanket sizes, from a small lap blanket to a large throw.

Pattern Details
• Difficulty: Beginner-Easy
• Yarn: Medium Weight Yarn [4]
• Hook: 5 mm (H)
• Construction: Worked flat in rows
• Stitch: Trinity Stitch
• Terminology: US crochet terms

Finished Sizes
• Small Lap: 30” × 36” (76 × 91 cm)
• Original Lap: 39” × 29” (99 × 74 cm)
• Long Lap: 39” × 40” (99 × 102 cm)
• Small Throw: 45” × 55” (114 × 140 cm)
• Large Throw: 50” × 60” (127 × 152 cm)

Any Yarn and Hook
The pattern also includes instructions for making the blanket in any size using your preferred yarn and crochet hook. Adjust the width and length to suit your project.

The original lap blanket is the sample shown. The four additional sizes are calculated, and finished measurements and yarn requirements are approximate.

A Premium PDF version of Grandma’s Textured Lap Blanket is available in my shop. A free version of the pattern is available on my ad-supported website.

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