This throw blanket uses the v-stitch. The V-stitch typically works up quickly because it involves double crochets or half double crochets worked into the same stitch or space. This allows you to cover a larger surface area with each row, making it an efficient choice for larger projects like blankets.

You can easily customize the size of your blanket by adjusting the initial chain and the number of rows you work. This flexibility allows you to create blankets of different dimensions, from baby blankets to large throws.
Of course to make this longer or shorter, increase or decrease the rows. In order to make this blanket narrower or wider, increase or decrease the initial stitch count by 2. Any even number will work for this crochet pattern.

Yarn used Bone and Light Country Blue Caron Simply Soft; 3 skeins of each for a total of 6 skeins.
Size J crochet hook.