Making a Double Wedding Ring Blanket is more than just following a pattern—it’s a creative journey and an act of love. Whether you’re making a gift for newlyweds, celebrating an anniversary, or creating a meaningful heirloom, this blanket holds deep significance.

With this newly updated, 26-page professionally formatted PDF, you’ll receive a suite of resources to support your crochet journey from first stitch to finished border:

• A 13-page photo tutorial walks you step-by-step through crocheting the motif and assembling the blanket using the join-as-you-go method.

• Two detailed video tutorials: one demonstrating the motif with round-by-round instructions, and another showing exactly how to assemble the blanket using the join-as-you-go method.

• Four stitch charts for quick reference—single motif, join-as-you-go on 1 side, join-as-you-go on 2 sides, and the border.

• A comprehensive Sizing Chart showing motif counts and joining sequences for all six blanket sizes—a handy reference for planning your layout and assembling your blanket.

• A fully accessible PDF, optimized for screen readers with alt text, proper tagging, and a verified reading order.

Crocheting a wedding gift is a beautiful act of love.
This pattern is designed to make the process just as special for you as the blanket will be for the recipient—with clarity, encouragement, and support built into every step.

About This Design

This blanket was inspired by the popular quilt design of the same name. With its interlocking rings symbolizing marriage, Double Wedding Ring quilts are traditionally made by mothers and grandmothers as a gift to their children on their wedding day or anniversary. Heirlooms in many American households, these blankets are often passed down from generation to generation.

How This Blanket Is Made

The Double Wedding Ring crochet blanket is made up of motifs that are worked in the round. When the motifs are assembled using the join-as-you-go (JAYGO) method, the Double Wedding Ring design emerges across the fabric. Each motif, after the first one, is joined to previous motifs on either one or two sides in the final round. Slip stitches and a special front-post join help align the stitches for a seamless connection. Finally, once all motifs have been joined, a wide border is added to complete the lace-filled almond shapes on the outer edge.

Six sizes are included so that you can make this heirloom blanket for a variety of special occasions. Whatever life event it commemorates, may this blanket bring joy to you and your loved ones for years and years to come.

Pattern is written in US crochet terms.

Skill Level: Intermediate

Concentration Level
Some concentration required.
This pattern involves the use of several special stitches, so depending on your experience level, some focus may be required for the first few motifs you make.

Stitches Used
Chain, slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, cluster, front-post treble crochet, treble crochet decrease (tr2tog), front post treble crochet join, reverse single crochet

Techniques Used
Adjustable ring (aka magic ring), working in the round, join-as-you-go assembly

Finished Measurements: Choose from 6 sizes!
X-Small: 24 x 24 inches (61 x 61 cm)
Small: 32 x 32 inches (81 x 81 cm)
Medium: 40 x 40 inches (102 x 102 cm)
Large: 48 x 48 inches (122 x 122 cm)
X-Large: 56 x 56 inches (142 x 142 cm)
XX-Large: 64 x 64 inches (163 x 163 cm)

Sample shown is 56 inches (142 cm) square

Materials
Universal Yarns Clean Cotton medium (Aran) weight cotton/polyester yarn (131 yds/120 m;
2.65 oz/75 g per skein): 5 (8, 12, 17, 23, 30) skeins of #108 Peach Rose
Size G/6/4.0mm crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
Tapestry needle
4 stitch markers

Approximate Medium Weight Yarn for 6 Sizes
X-Small: 640–660 yds (585–604 m)
Small: 1040–1080 yds (951–988 m)
Medium: 1560–1620 yds (1426–1481 m)
Large: 2220–2300 yds (2030–2103 m)
X-Large: 3000–3100 yds (2743–2835 m)
XX-Large: 3900–4000 yds (3566–3658 m)

Yarn Note
Pattern is designed for medium weight yarn. Lighter or heavier weight yarns may be used. A different weight yarn may require a different size hook, as well as more or less yarn than noted.

Customization
Any of the sizes may be made longer (in other words, to make a rectangle instead of a square) by adding motifs. Each motif adds about 8 inches to the length of the blanket. The border instructions will also apply to any size or length. Be sure to buy additional yarn if you plan to add length to your project.

Suggested Yarn Substitutions
Sample was made with medium-weight cotton, but feel free to substitute the medium-weight yarn of your choice. Acrylic and wool would also be good options. Lighter or heavier weight yarns may also be used. A different weight yarn may require a different size hook, as well as more or less yarn than noted. Working with a thinner or thicker yarn may result in different gauge measurements, which will affect the Finished Measurements.

• Universal Yarn Cotton Supreme
• Hobbii Rainbow Cotton 8/8
• Hobby Lobby I Love This Cotton!
• Paintbox Yarns Cotton Aran
• Garnstudio DROPS Paris
• Rico Design Creative Cotton Aran

Gauge
Rnds 1–4 = 4 inches (10 cm) square
Motif = 8 inches (20 cm) square

PATTERN INCLUDES
• Premium pattern pdf with professional full-color photographs.
• List of abbreviations used, plus detailed instructions for special stitches and technique.
• 4 stitch charts: single motif, join-as you go on 1 side, join as you go on 2 sides, and border.
• Sizing Chart with number of motifs and joining sequence for all 6 sizes.
• Step-by-step video tutorial on how to crochet Motif 1.
• Video tutorial covering how to join motifs using the join-as-you-go technique.
• 13-page photo tutorial will walk you step-by-step through how to make the motifs and assemble them using a join-as-you-go method.

This pattern listing includes 1 downloadable file:
Pattern PDF is presented in a 2-column layout with color photos, sizing sheet, stitch charts, and step-by-step photo tutorial. File size: 9.5 MB

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This pattern was tested by Ana‐Maria, Odette Blaak, Nicole Bryant, Andrea Burgher, Jane Dixon, Debbie Field, and Lee Smith

Technical editing by Randy Cavaliere