Winter Flower Blanket Crochet Pattern

I don’t know about you, but I’m always cold. It’s become a running joke amongst my friends and family. I’m not sure what it is, but I make sure my house is full of blankets for this exact reason.

There’s something so comforting about a blanket and it’s so much fun to make one. With all the crochet stitches out there, it’s easy to find a crochet pattern you’ll like. Whether it’s a throw for my couch or a crochet baby blanket for a friend, I never get tired of these simple projects.

The most recent crochet blanket I’ve been working on is called the Winter Flower “Done in a Day” blanket. The whole blanket uses the crochet daisy stitch. It’s an easy pattern you can stitch up in a day, and enjoy immediately. It’s perfect for snuggling up in if you’re always cold like me.

I love that this blanket flower pattern is really emphasized by the yarn. It uses cascade big wheel yarn which is a soft 100% acrylic yarn.  It crochets up quickly and has a multitude of colors mixed up in it. It’s the perfect choice for blankets and this particular pattern uses the color, Fresno. It’s a wintery blend of greys and purples and blues. 

Winter Flower Blanket Crochet Pattern

SKILL LEVEL: Beginner

MATERIALS:

Hook: M/N-13 9mm

Yarn: Cascade Big Wheel bulky yarn – 3 skeins Fresno

Tools:

ABBREVIATIONS:

st = stitch

ch = chain

sl st= slip stitch

sc=single crochet

hdc=half double crochet

dc=double crochet

sk=skip

sp=space

yo = yarn over

SPECIAL INFORMATION:

Each star stitch consists of the star stitch (formed by pulling through 6 loops on hook) and the eye (formed by a closing ch 1 at the end).

FINISHED SIZE: 32” wide x 38” long

Gauge: 4 star sts x 3 rows = 4”

PATTERN:

Ch 68:

Row 1: Starting in the second ch from the hook, [insert hook, yo, pull up a loop] in each of next 5 chs (6 loops on hook), yo and pull through all 6 loops on hook (star stitch made), ch 1 to close (eye of star st), *(insert hook in eye, yo, pull up a loop, insert hook between last 2 legs, yo, pull up a loop, insert hook in same ch st as last leg, yo, pull up a loop) of previous star st, [insert hook, yo, pull up a loop] in each of next 2 chs, yo, pull through all 6 loops on hook (star stitch made), ch 1 to close (eye of star st). Repeat from * across. Hdc in same ch as last leg of previous star, turn. (32 star sts)

Row 2: Ch 1, sc in hdc, sc in the first eye, 2 sc into each eye across to end, sc in last star st, turn. (65 sc)

Row 3: Ch 2, starting in the second ch from the hook, pull up a loop through the front of the ch, then through the back of the same ch. [insert hook, yo, pull up a loop] in each of next 3 sc (6 loops on hook), yo and pull through all 6 loops on hook (star stitch made), ch 1 to close (eye of star st), *(insert hook in eye, yo, pull up a loop, insert hook between last 2 legs, yo, pull up a loop, insert hook in same sc as last leg, yo, pull up a loop) of previous star st, [insert hook, yo, pull up a loop] in each of next 2 sc, yo, pull through all 6 loops on hook (star stitch made), ch 1 to close (eye of star st). Repeat from * across. Hdc in same sc as last leg of previous star, turn. (32 star sts)

Rows 4-26: Repeat rows 2 & 3 eleven times. Repeat row 2 once more.

Row 27: Ch 3 (counts as first dc), *fpdc around next st, bpdc around next st, repeat from * across turn. (65 sts)

Row 28: Ch 3, *bpdc around next st, fpdc around next st, repeat from * across turn.  

Row 29: Repeat row 27. At the end of the row, break yarn.

Reattach yarn to the other side of the blanket foundation ch, and sc evenly across. Repeat rows 27-29. Break yarn and weave in all ends securely.

This crochet blanket is a unique pattern thanks to the beautiful daisy stitch. It’s probably one of the easiest blanket patterns you’ll ever make. Whip one up for a friend’s baby or make yourself a throw for your living room. This blanket is an essential and will fit in wherever you put it.