Row 5-7: SC in each stitch across (136 SC), chain 1, turn.
With Color 3: 6. Row 8: Repeat Row 4 with the new color. 7. Row 9-11: SC in each stitch across (136 SC), chain 1, turn.
With Color 4: 8. Row 12: Same as Row 4, spike stitches alternating down into 1, 2, and 3 rows below. 9. Row 13-15: SC in each stitch across (136 SC), chain 1, turn.

Crochet Spike Stitch Free Pattern
To create a full-sized blanket, you can repeat the 4-color sequence (spike stitch row + SC rows) as many times as you’d like. In my version, I repeated the color pattern 13 times, creating a rich and textured fabric. You can adjust the length of the blanket by adding or reducing the number of repeats.
To give the blanket a finished, cohesive look, I ended the pattern with one final row of spike stitches, followed by a single row of SC stitches using the darkest blue (the same color I used for the foundation rows). This helps the top and bottom of the blanket match perfectly!
The beauty of this pattern lies in its versatility. You can customize the size, color combinations, and number of rows to fit your personal preferences. Whether you want a cozy throw for your couch or a larger blanket, the Crochet Spike Stitch will create a stunning and textured result that’s sure to impress.
This pattern is great for playing with colors. Each set of spike stitch rows stands out beautifully against the solid SC rows, and the alternating spike stitches create a fascinating visual texture. Don’t be afraid to experiment with your favorite yarns and colors!