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We’ve recently had fun, cheeky and whimsical. It’s now time to crochet something sweet and beautiful.
Crochet flowers, what can we say about them? They are some of the most loved and most frequent themes for blankets, clothing, throws and other projects. Here are some crochet flower blanket free patterns that will have you “enflowering” your projects. So, without further ado, here are some crochet flower blankets that will undoubtedly let you flex your crocheting and color-matching muscles. Indeed, these are fun, beautiful projects which we hope you will find inspiring.
Spring Flower Blanket
The Spring Flower blanket is a beautiful and colorful floral blanket made of squares with central rosettes. Despite being very hue-rich, this project is nevertheless subtle and soft. Consequently, it will be a great decoration for a relaxing interior.
Bloom Afghan
The Bloom Afghan is a project composed of repeating, recurrent blocks with lovely central rosettes. The crochet flowers are delineated by voids, and consequently the whole blanket is wonderfully light and airy, and a joy to drape in your room.
Skills: Easy Designer: Leelee Knits
The full article about this pattern is here:
Orange Blossom Blanket
Most of the winter has already passed, so I start to think about the spring and the sun. No matter what season it is outside, you will love this marvelous blanket, especially since it is very clearly described in the downloadable PDF. The pattern is called “Orange Blossom”, but you can choose any color you want, and use as many or as few flower motifs as you need for your spring project. Please see the wonderful color variations in the photos below.
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Orange Blossom Blanket – Free Crochet Pattern is >>here<<. For a ready-to-print version, you go >>here<<.
Primavera Flowers Stroller Blanket
To begin with, our primavera flower journey starts with this wonderful stroller blanket comprising these wonderful blossoms in color and in monochrome. Overall, this is such a great visual contrast, and has a sheer, tactile joy that’s perfect for small kids.
The full article about the pattern is available on Dada’s Place.
More info about project photographed –on Ravlery.
Primavera Flower Granny Square
Next, we have this wonderful piece with larger flowers that have a gentler texture. In particular, I love the bare hint of a white border, coupled with a large blossom.
The full article about the pattern is available on Dada’s Place.
More info about project photographed –on Ravlery.
Primavera Flower Granny Square
However, this theme also works with more saturated colors, not only pastels and gentle powder hues. Therefore, here is one with rich, definite tones that nevertheless renders the gentle beauty of this project.
The full article about the pattern is available on Dada’s Place.
More info about project photographed –Meridalane on Instragram.
Field of Flowers
To start with, this flower motif baby blanket is like a stroll or roll in a flowery field. All in all, its soothing, colorful and very, very cute.
The full article about this pattern is here:
more info about project photographed here.
Little Lily Baby Blanket
The little lily flower motif baby blanket takes the idea of flowers and inverts it. Specifically, it uses a white flower and colors the background. Coupled with the hexagonal building block, this is a stunning example of where this theme can be taken.
The full article about this pattern is here:
Fleur Baby Blanket
Lastly, this flower motif baby blanket is a return to the classics. While it is square-based and very traditional, that is by no means a bad thing. In fact, it is one of the heirloom qualities of this wonderful piece.
The full article about this pattern is here:
more info about project photographed here.
Flowers in the Snow Free Crochet Pattern
Flowers in the snow is a square-based pattern of flower-shaped rosettes against a white background. It is a beautiful and very vibrant pattern immensely evocative of an early spring bloom through a snow-laden meadow. The pattern is fun to make, because like in traditional square blankets you have the opportunity to make the squares and then to place them as blocks into the complete project. As with flowers, there is infinite variability in terms of color and yarns. Links to free patterns are under the photos.
Skills: Easy Designer: Solveig Grimstad
Go to the pattern: Flowers in the Snow
This pattern gives you plenty of possibilities to combine yarns to create multicolor flowers, but try to experiment with shaded yarn. You won’t regret it! You also don’t have to be quite so strict with a white background either.
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