I wanted to share this bright and appealing Crochet Blanket in vintage flower colours, using a puff stitch to create a gorgeous square with texture.
The easy joining technique explained within the pattern makes this blanket a pleasure to crochet. Plus a helpful photo tutorial and a crochet chart for the square, is provided to explain any tricky parts!
The finished blanket measures 34 x 40 inches.
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You will need 8 x balls of Stylecraft Special DK in:
- 2 x Cream
- 1 x Lipstick
- 1 x Pomegranate
- 1 x Pale Rose
- 1 x Mustard
- 1 x Buttermilk
- 1 x Meadow
Pattern for Vintage Floral Blanket
You can find the complete free pattern with detailed instructions on this blog post:
Free Pattern for Crochet Flower Square Blanket
You can purchase a printable Ad-free PDF version with photo tutorial and a crochet chart for the square pattern – Purchase on Ravelry and Etsy
I have also made some more versions of this blanket, including the one pictured below. I used black to frame the squares for a Retro 70’s colour palette.
This version was made in fresh Spring-like colours.
Check out the HUGE colour selection in Stylecraft DK (available widely). Just remember to get 2 balls in your main colour and 5 balls in your chosen contrast shades to make a blanket in a similar size. You could, of course, get more yarn and make a bigger blanket!
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Hi beautiful pattern and I have so enjoyed this project. However I contacted you regarding the last row of the border and have received no response, so I have had to finish the blanket not quite as it should be. A reply would have been great!
Hi Lynda. I always answer any queries so my apologies if I didn’t see your message. Did you send an email? Feel free to contact me at carmen@anniedesigncrochet.com
Hi it was OK, I think I just misunderstood the pattern. I have now finished my second one for a friend. Its so pretty. Thank you.