Would you believe us if we told you that this amazing crochet flower blanket is a perfect project for beginners? We didn’t believe it either – until we tried it out for ourselves and discovered just how incredibly easy it is to make. It may look complicated and of a professional standard, but really it’s a case of using just a few simple stitches to create a final result that’s way beyond the efforts required.
The creative types behind this amazing crochet creation called it a baby blanket, but to be honest we think it’s quite simply a stunning piece of art for any purpose or occasion. Not only would it make the perfect blanket for a newborn, but we really can’t think of anything more fantastic for adding a splash of color to a bed, a couch or even a table. What’s so incredible is the way in which just a few of the most basic crochet stiches are needed to come up with these amazing results, which means that even if you’re still something of a beginner, this really could be just the project for you!
Crochet Keepsakes for Life
One of the things we adore about projects like these is the way in which the results represent genuinely important and treasured keepsakes for life. Whether given as gifts or kept within the family, these are far from just the standard throwaway blankets bought for next to nothing in stores. Every crochet flower blanket you make is a genuine labor of love which is guaranteed to inspire and enchant anyone lucky enough to receive one.
Just as soon as you get an idea for the basic stitches and techniques involved, you’ll have a fantastic time getting creative with your own choices of colors and added decorative touches. The example you see here is undoubtedly one of the prettiest, but there’s nothing quite like a wholly unique creation that’s unlike any other.
It’s what great craft projects are all about!
Does this Wonderful DIY Pretty Crochet Flower Blanket have a written pattern? It is lovely!
Hi Vangie,We are trying our best for looking for the written pattern, we will be very glad to share with you once we get it . Thanks for your comments and coming to Wonderful DIY .
Dear Vangie , Here is a simillar one, hope you like it . https://wonderfuldiy.com/wonderul-diy-crochet-japanese-flower/
Hi, are there written instructions for this blanket, hook size, yarn etc..
can i have instructions please
I would also like to have the pattern for this square. Thank you
I love it, but I need written instructions. Could you please give me the pattern
Beautiful, Will you share this pattern with me?
Beautiful pattern. Is there a written version?
where would l find the pattern for this square and blanket? l would love to have a go of this one.
I would love to be able to try this pattern but are there any written instructions?
love the instructions too- can’t tell pattern steps from photos, as wonderful as they are! thanks
This is really frustrating…. I want to download the pattern but have to download a converter to PDF then cannot get the pattern to download. Why can it not be a simple link to the pattern so people can download without all of the other hassle.
The PDF converter is an ad, it is not connected to the pattern. Look through the comments, a couple of people have linked to the actual pattern, which is one of 4 in another blanket.
I found the pattern instructions here: https://haakkamer7.blogspot.com.au/2013/10/patroon-granny-square.html
The only thing to note is that the instructions are in another language and after using the translator tool it is a bit hard to understand.
Wow! You’re good. I can’t believe you found the original post. Thank you for sharing. I think between the instructions and photos, I should be able to figure it out.
Went again to this post and she actually got the pattern from garnstudio.com. Here is the link and it is block #1 of this pattern. https://www.garnstudio.com/pattern.php?id=4998&cid=17
If anyone wants this block pattern. I am posting a link to an afghan that uses 4 different blocks. Block #1 is the block above. When you go on this link, it shows a price but it is free. Scroll down to either continue to pattern or print pattern. The directions don’t have any photos so you may want to refer to the ones used above. Someone else commented below with a link to her blog with her directions which are not in English. https://www.garnstudio.com/pattern.php?id=4998&cid=17