A crochet jacket in NOMAD: granny squares in two colours

Built from granny squares, this crochet jacket brings together two colours of NOMAD. The design comes with written PDF instructions and a video, giving you two complementary ways to follow the project.

Two colours, one clear rhythm

A two-colour palette lets the structure of each granny square take centre stage. Closely related shades create a calm, cohesive look, while a stronger contrast makes every motif stand out. Visit the product page to explore NOMAD by Lang Yarns and choose your combination.

• Tonal: Pair neighbouring shades for a gentle transition.
• Graphic: Combine light and dark colours to emphasise the geometry.
• Balanced: Use one main colour for continuity and the second to create rhythm.

For more palette ideas, browse the current trend colour collection.

How to use the PDF and video

The written PDF is a useful reference for the sequence, measurements and finishing details. The video provides a visual view of the process. Read through the PDF before starting, then use the video whenever a movement or assembly stage is easier to understand on screen.

Before joining the squares

1. Make one test motif and compare it with the pattern measurements.
2. Lay out all the granny squares to check the colour distribution.
3. Join the motifs in the order given in the instructions.
4. Follow the pattern carefully for the edges and finishing.

This simple preparation keeps the modular construction organised and helps the individual squares form a coherent jacket.

More autumn-winter inspiration

You can find more knitting and crochet ideas on the blog. NATURALIS is also among the autumn-winter new arrivals: 100% merino, Responsible Wool Standard (RWS). For this crochet jacket, follow the NOMAD information specified in the pattern.