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Modified: Aug 13, 2025 by Hannah · This post may contain affiliate links ·

10 Perfect Fall Color Palettes for Your Crochet Projects

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Fall is basically a crocheter’s love language. The air gets crisp, the drinks get warmer, and suddenly that basket of yarn by your couch starts looking like an invitation you can’t refuse.

A brown leather chair draped with a colorful crochet blanket sits next to white storage cubes filled with yarn in a cozy, well-lit room with plants and a patterned rug.
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This is the season for rich, earthy colors like warm oranges, deep greens, cozy browns, golden yellows; the shades that somehow make you feel wrapped in a blanket before you even pick up your hook.

The right fall color combo can take your project from “cute” to “oh my gosh, that’s autumn in yarn form.” Whether you’re whipping up a blanket, scarf, sweater, or a little crochet pumpkin army for your mantel, these pairings are here to inspire your next make.

1. Rust + Cream — A Timeless Favorite

Rust is basically the official color of fall leaves, and when you pair it with cream? Magic. This combo feels like a hayride at sunset or a pie cooling on the windowsill.

Try it for: Shawls, crochet sweaters, or plump crochet pumpkins. Use rust as the main color with cream accents, or alternate them in cozy stripes.

Bonus third color to add: Warm Taupe

2. Mustard + Olive — Warm, Earthy, Effortless

These two feel like they belong in a woodland cabin. They’re muted enough to be easy on the eyes, but still rich and full of depth.

Try it for: Accessories like scarves and crochet beanies, or a crochet ripple blanket for a subtle woodsy vibe. Add in burgundy or burnt orange if you want to make it pop.

Bonus third color to add: Soft Beige

3. Burgundy + Blush — Bold Meets Soft

Burgundy brings the drama, blush brings the romance, and together they create crochet perfection.

Try it for: Fall wedding shawls, elegant crochet cardigans, or any project you want to feel a little dressy without losing its cozy factor.

Bonus third color to add: Warm Ivory

4. Pumpkin + Sage — Pure Autumn Vibes

Pumpkin orange is the life of the fall party, and sage keeps it grounded. Festive, rustic, and oh-so-cozy.

Try it for: Crochet Table runners, dishcloths, seasonal pillows, or a batch of mini pumpkins in alternating colors.

Bonus third color to add: Oatmeal

5. Navy + Copper — Rich and Moody

This pairing is like a twilight sky over a glowing fire pit. Navy brings depth, copper adds warmth.

Try it for: Throws, scarves, or modern crochet wall hangings. Add cream or stone for a lighter, airier feel.

Bonus third color to add: Stone Gray

6. Charcoal + Burnt Orange — Cozy with a Kick

Charcoal gray feels sleek and grounding; burnt orange brings the autumn spice.

Try it for: Men’s accessories, chunky statement scarves, or beanies with textured stitches that really show off the colors.

Bonus third color to add: Soft White

7. Chocolate Brown + Dusty Rose — Vintage Comfort

Chocolate brown is as comforting as hot cocoa. Dusty rose lightens and softens, giving the whole palette a gentle, vintage feel.

Try it for: Baby blankets, crochet baskets, or cozy cardigans. Add warm ivory for even more softness.

Bonus third color to add: Beige

8. Goldenrod + Cranberry — Festive and Fun

These two are like autumn’s extroverts—bright, cheerful, and full of energy.

Try it for: Bunting, table décor, or bold accessories perfect for Thanksgiving gatherings.

Bonus third color to add: Warm Cream

9. Forest Green + Taupe — Nature’s Neutral

This combo is a quiet walk through the woods in yarn form.

Try it for: Blankets, slippers, or neutral-toned home décor that still feels warm and inviting.

Bonus third color to add: Soft Gray

10. Aubergine + Gold — Luxe and Seasonal

Aubergine’s deep purple pairs beautifully with the warmth of gold for a palette that feels special and a little regal.

Try it for: Heirloom blankets, ponchos, or shawls that make you feel instantly put-together.

Bonus third color to add: Pale Gray

HEX Color Codes for Your Fall Crochet Projects

Rust + Cream + Warm Taupe

  • Rust: #B7410E
  • Cream: #FDF5E6
  • Warm Taupe: #D2B48C

2. Mustard + Olive + Soft Beige

  • Mustard: #D4A017
  • Olive: #708238
  • Soft Beige: #E6D9B6

3. Burgundy + Blush + Warm Ivory

  • Burgundy: #800020
  • Blush: #F2C1B6
  • Warm Ivory: #FAEBD7

4. Pumpkin + Sage + Oatmeal

  • Pumpkin: #FF7518
  • Sage: #A9B89E
  • Oatmeal: #D6C4B2

5. Navy + Copper + Stone Gray

  • Navy: #001F54
  • Copper: #B87333
  • Stone Gray: #B0B0B0

6. Charcoal + Burnt Orange + Soft White

  • Charcoal: #36454F
  • Burnt Orange: #CC5500
  • Soft White: #F5F5F5

7. Chocolate Brown + Dusty Rose + Beige

  • Chocolate Brown: #4E3629
  • Dusty Rose: #C48B9F
  • Beige: #F5F5DC

8. Goldenrod + Cranberry + Warm Cream

  • Goldenrod: #DAA520
  • Cranberry: #9E0031
  • Warm Cream: #FFF5E1

9. Forest Green + Taupe + Soft Gray

  • Forest Green: #228B22
  • Taupe: #B38B6D
  • Soft Gray: #CFCFCF

10. Aubergine + Gold + Pale Gray

  • Aubergine: #580F41
  • Gold: #FFD700
  • Pale Gray: #E0E0E0

Tips for Picking Your Perfect Fall Palette

A chart titled 10 Cozy Fall Crochet Color Palettes displays ten color swatches with names and hex codes, including Rust, Olive, Mustard, Slush, Burgundy, Pumpkin, and more.
  • Let nature be your muse. Fall leaves, pumpkin patches, cozy sweaters—there’s inspiration everywhere.
  • Start with one color you love. Build around it with complementary or contrasting shades.
  • Always add a neutral. Cream, gray, beige, or black will help your main colors shine.
  • Swatch it out. A few rows can tell you instantly if your colors are meant to be.

Crocheting in the fall is just… right. The yarn gets chunkier, the colors get richer, and your projects get cozier. So light that pumpkin-scented candle, pour a steaming mug of something delicious, and settle in—autumn crochet season is calling.

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Last Updated on August 13, 2025