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Crochet Flower Blanket Pattern

Crochet Flower Blanket Pattern
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15-20 Hours Time Needed
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Intermediate Level

Ideal for those with basic knitting experience, featuring slightly more advanced stitches and techniques to expand your skills.

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Slow & Steady

A 10-12 hour project—great for savoring the process over several sessions.

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Spring Bloom

Light and fresh designs for warmer days, capturing the renewal and brightness of the season.

About This Crochet Flower Blanket Pattern

This cheerful flower blanket pattern features individual flower motifs that join together as you crochet, creating a stunning kaleidoscope of colors. Each flower has eight delicate petals worked around a center ring, and the clever joining technique means you build your blanket row by row without any tedious sewing at the end. The pattern walks you through creating your first flower, then teaches you how to connect subsequent flowers to form beautiful rows that grow into a cozy blanket.

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With clear step-by-step instructions for five different flower positions, you'll quickly master the joining technique and watch your colorful garden grow. The finished blanket showcases 96 vibrant flowers arranged in a stunning display that's as fun to make as it is beautiful to use.

Why You'll Love This Crochet Flower Blanket Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it lets me play with endless color combinations while watching something truly special take shape under my hook. The join-as-you-go technique means no boring assembly work later, and I can see my progress bloom with every completed flower. There's something incredibly satisfying about connecting each new petal and watching the blanket expand row by row. The repetitive nature becomes meditative once you get the rhythm, yet each flower feels like a tiny accomplishment. Plus, it's the perfect project for using up yarn scraps or creating a coordinated color palette that matches your home perfectly.

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Switch Things Up

I love experimenting with different color schemes to give this blanket a completely new personality every time. Try creating an ombre effect by gradually transitioning from light to dark shades across the rows, or go for a rainbow explosion that celebrates every color in your stash. For a more sophisticated look, I sometimes work with a monochromatic palette using different shades of the same color family, which creates beautiful depth and dimension.

You can also play with the size by using bulkier yarn and a larger hook for a quick weekend project, or go delicate with fine cotton thread and a tiny hook for an heirloom-quality piece. I've made versions where I alternate between two colors for a bold checkerboard effect, and I've also created versions where each flower is completely different for a scrappy, bohemian vibe.

Consider adding a simple border around the finished blanket for extra polish, or leave the edges natural for a more organic, flowing look. The beauty of this pattern is its incredible versatility, allowing you to express your creativity while following a reliable structure that always delivers stunning results.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

✗ Not maintaining consistent tension when creating the chain loops for petals can result in uneven flower shapes and irregular blanket appearance ✗ Forgetting to change color at the slip stitch in row three will create a messy color transition that disrupts the petal definition ✗ Incorrectly attaching flowers by joining in the wrong single crochet stitches will cause the blanket to pucker and not lay flat properly ✗ Skipping the slip stitch between petals creates gaps in the flower structure and weakens the connections between joined motifs

Crochet Flower Blanket Pattern

Transform your space with this stunning flower blanket that brings a burst of color and warmth to any room. Each vibrant flower connects seamlessly to create a gorgeous blanket perfect for cozy evenings or as a heartfelt handmade gift. This delightful pattern lets you explore creative color combinations while mastering the art of joining motifs, resulting in a beautiful heirloom piece that showcases your crochet skills and personal style.

Intermediate 15-20 Hours

Materials Needed for Crochet Flower Blanket Pattern

— Main Fabric

  • 01
    Drops Paris by Garnstudio yarn in multiple colors of your choice
  • 02
    Cotton or acrylic yarn suitable for 4mm hook in various vibrant colors

— Tools Required

  • 01
    Crochet hook size 4mm
  • 02
    Yarn needle for weaving in ends
  • 03
    Scissors
  • 04
    Stitch markers (optional but helpful)

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— Flower A :

Row 1 :

Chain 4, attach the first chain to the last with a slip stitch

Row 2 :

Do 8 single crochet in the ring you made in the first row

Row 3 :

Do a slip stitch in the first single crochet. Change colour while doing so

Row 4 :

*Chain 8, make a slip stitch in the next single crochet.* Repeat what's in between * seven more times. You now have 8 bows

Row 5 :

*Do 9 single crochet in the first 8-chain-bow. Make a slip stitch in the single crochet below. That's the same single crochet where you did a slip stitch in in the previous row.* Repeat what's in between * seven more times. Fasten off after the last slip stitch

— Flower B :

Rows 1-4 :

Repeat rows 1-4 of flower A. Start with row 5 but only make the first 6 leaves of row 5

Leaf 7 :

Do 4 single crochet in the 8-chain-bow. Now make the fifth single crochet in the fifth single crochet of one of the leaves of flower A. Do the same with leaf 8 and finish the flower as you did with flower A

— Flower C :

Info :

Make flower C in the same way as flower B. You can add as many flowers to this row as you like

— Flower D :

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Flower D is the first flower of the second row of flowers. Make flower D in the same way as flower B

— Flower E :

Rows 1-4 :

Repeat rows 1-4 of flower A. Start with row 5 but only make the first 4 leaves of row 5

Leaves 5-8 :

Now attach the leaves 5, 6, 7 and 8 the same way you attached them with flower B. See the drawing for clear instruction

Info :

All other flowers are made like flower E. The pattern example used 8 rows of flowers for a total of 96 flowers

Assembly Instructions

  • Flowers are joined as you go, so no additional assembly is required after completing all flowers
  • Follow the flower connection pattern carefully to ensure proper alignment between rows
  • Refer to the diagram provided in the pattern to understand how flowers A through E connect
  • Weave in all yarn ends securely as you complete each flower to avoid bulk
  • Block the finished blanket gently to help all flowers lay flat and even

Important Notes

  • 💡The join-as-you-go technique means you connect flowers while crocheting, eliminating the need for sewing later
  • 💡Keep track of which flower type you're making by referring to the diagram frequently
  • 💡Maintain consistent tension throughout to ensure all flowers are the same size
  • 💡Choose colors that complement each other for a cohesive look or go wild with scraps for a vibrant result
  • 💡The pattern creates a rectangular blanket but can be adapted to any size by adding more rows or flowers per row

This delightful flower blanket pattern brings together vibrant colors and clever construction techniques to create a truly special handmade treasure. The join-as-you-go method makes this project enjoyable from start to finish, with no tedious assembly required. Each completed flower brings you closer to a stunning blanket that will brighten any space and warm hearts for years to come. Perfect for showcasing your favorite color combinations or using up your yarn stash creatively. 🌸 Happy crocheting! 🧶✨

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FAQs

Can I use different yarn than Drops Paris?

Yes, you can use any yarn you like. Just make sure to adjust your hook size accordingly. The pattern recommends using a 4mm hook with the suggested yarn, but you can experiment with different weights and textures to create unique effects.

How do I change colors smoothly between the center and petals?

Change color during the slip stitch in row 3. Complete the slip stitch but pull through with your new color on the final yarn over. This creates a clean color transition right at the base of the petals.

What size will my finished blanket be?

The size depends on how many flowers you make. The example uses 12 flowers per row and 8 rows for 96 total flowers. Each flower measures approximately 3-4 inches across with the recommended yarn and hook, so you can calculate your desired finished size.

Do I need to sew the flowers together at the end?

No! This pattern uses a join-as-you-go technique, meaning you connect each flower to the previous ones while crocheting. This saves time and creates a seamless finish with no assembly required.

Can I make the blanket larger or smaller?

Absolutely! Simply add more flowers per row to make it wider, or add more rows to make it longer. The pattern is completely customizable to your desired dimensions.