5 Crochet Afghan Patterns to Recover from a Food Coma With!

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Do you just want to sit on the couch and do nothing? If you that is how you are feeling, that means it’s time for a crochet afghan pattern. These five crochet afghan patterns are perfect for working through that horrible brain fog.

1. Low-Key Afghan, Interweave Crochet Fall 2018

The Low-Key Afghan is a favorite from Interweave Crochet Fall 2018. The blanket is worked in one piece with a singular cable pattern worked up one side. This crochet afghan pattern is an easy one to work up.

Low-Key Afghan from *Interweave Crochet* Fall 2018 | Photo Credit: Harper Point Photography

2. Easygoing Throw, Interweave Crochet Fall 2018

The Easygoing Throw is the perfect little blanket to throw over your lap as you lay on the couch or watch the fire burn in the fireplace. It’s worked in one piece, and its bulky yarn and large hook size mean it will work up fast.

Easygoing Throw from *Interweave Crochet* Fall 2018 | Photo Credit: Harper Point Photography

3. Relaxing Motif Throw, Interweave Crochet Winter 2018

If you’re in the mood to pamper yourself after a large meal, the Relaxing Motif Throw is the project to start. The motifs are quick and calming to make. Simply join them all together to create a throw reminiscent of snowflakes for chilly weather!

Relaxing Motif Throw from *Interweave Crochet* Winter 2018 | Photo Credit: Harper Point Photography

4. Blanket Statement, Crochetscene 2017

If you want to make a blanket quickly and to cuddle under it as you crochet, you will love making the Blanket Statement pattern. With super-bulky yarn and a P/Q (15mm) hook, this one might take less time than making a batch of cookies!

Blanket Statement from *Crochetscene* 2017 | Photo Credit: Harper Point Photography

5. Babette Blanket, Interweave Crochet Spring 2006

If you want to make the classic crochet afghan pattern, grab some stash yarn in many colors and the pattern for the Babette Blanket. This is Interweave’s most popular crochet blanket pattern of all time. Work up the many small motifs as you listen to some good music!