Agat Last Updated on June 16, 2024
I love making floral-themed blankets, they are so versatile and beautiful. I gathered together 15 timeless crochet flower blanket patterns, and all of these patterns are free!
I’m excited to share these patterns with you! In this list, you will find floral crochet blanket patterns that are suitable both for beginners and experienced crocheters.
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Making blankets has something meditative to it, I love seeing the progress when I’m making a big item and just getting into the rhythm of crocheting (and I’m saying it as a slow crocheter).
I also love gifting crocheted blankets, it feels great gifting a handmade item, knowing it will be used by the recipient for a long time.
My Favorite Yarn For Making Blankets
Just before we are diving in, I wanted to share some of my favorite yarns to use when I’m making a blanket.
- King Cole Cottonsoft DK – I made my daughter a super soft summer blanket with this yarn.
- Knit Picks CotLin – This is a 70% Pima cotton and 30% Linen yarn, which creates soft and not too heavy blankets. I used it in my Mitered Tulips Blanket.
- Knit Picks Comfy – The Comfy yarn is a blend of 75% Pima cotton and 25% acrylic. The higher percentage of cotton gives the fiber a very soft feeling, and it’s still very durable. I use this yarn in my Across the Way Blanket.
- Sirdar Country Classic Worsted – 50% Merino and 50% acrylic, create a soft yarn with a lovely stitch definition. blocking can certainly improve the overall look and uniformity of your project, whether it’s necessary depends on several factors. Firstly, if your granny squares are relatively consistent in size and shape, blocking may not be essential.
- Knit Picks Swish – The swish yarn is a light worsted yarn, it consists of 100% Fine Superwash Merino Wool, and it is so so soft! I used it in my Diamond Hexagon Blanket.
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15 Free Crochet Flower Blanket Patterns
Striped Crochet Blanket with Flowers
This stunning flower crochet blanket pattern was released as part of a crochet along, and now can be viewed for free. Each part was designed by a different designer and is available on their blog.
Yarn used: Knit Pick Comfy Worsted
Pattern by Knitting with Chopsticks, visit the free pattern HERE.
Easy Crochet Flower Blanket Pattern
The Trinity Jewels is an easy lightweight crochet blanket, made of cute flower crochet squares.
Yarn used: Stylecraft Special DK
Pattern by Make It Crochet, visit the free pattern HERE.
Floral Granny Square Blanket Pattern
Beautiful and fun flower granny square blanket pattern. Play with different colors to make the flowers pop.
Yarn used: Bernat Softee Baby
Pattern by Jo to the World, visit the free pattern HERE.
Popcorn Flower Granny Square Blanket
The Flower Pop Granny Square Blanket is very versatile and full of popcorns. These six-inch beauties are fun and fast to make and are a great way to use up leftover yarn.
Yarn used: Red Heart Super Saver
Pattern by The Purple Poncho, visit the free pattern HERE.
Rose Crochet Blanket Pattern
This crochet rose afghan pattern pattern is worked in one piece, with a short border. Once the blanket is complete, you can embellish it as you would like with the optional flowers and leaves.
Yarn used: Stylecraft Special DK
Pattern by Make It Crochet, visit the free pattern HERE.
Flower Crochet Lace Blanket Pattern
This beautiful lace crochet flower blanket pattern has a pretty floral feel to it. It’s an easy pattern for advanced beginners.
Yarn used: DK weight yarn
Pattern by Annie Design Crochet, visit the free pattern HERE.
Corner to Corner (c2c) Flower Blanket
A beautiful C2C blanket, that creates a lovely flower. This intricate design will brighten up your home.
Yarn used: Lion Brand Pima Cotton
Pattern by Lovable Loops, visit the free pattern HERE.
Retro Flower Granny Square Blanket
A Vintage-Inspired Crochet Flower Blanket with square motifs that remind of the Edelweiss flowers!
Yarn used: Worsted weight yarn
Pattern by Annie Design Crochet, visit the free pattern HERE.
Flower Granny Square Blanket Crochet Pattern
This pattern starts with a flower motif which you then worked into a square. Use different colors to make your flowers pop!
Yarn used: Alize Extra yarn
Visit the free pattern HERE.
Puff Flower Crochet Blanket
This beautiful Puff Flower Blanket is made in strips and joined as you go, this makes for a super soft crochet blanket that is incredibly pretty.
Yarn used: Sirdar Hayfield Bonus DK
Pattern by Hooked by Robin, visit the free pattern HERE.
Big Flower Granny Square Pattern
A spring-themed big granny square, with simple color work to create a beautiful flower.
Yarn used: DK weight yarn
Pattern by Made by Nensi, visit the free pattern HERE.
Simple Flower Granny Square Blanket
The lovely granny square flower blanket uses a motif to create a pretty flower granny square. The pattern used self-striping yarn, but you can use any yarn you want.
Yarn used: Worsted weight yarn
Pattern by Underground Crafter, visit the free pattern HERE.
Crochet Daisy Blanket
A super easy crochet blanket with a one-row-repeat. Then add these cute crochet daisies made with puff stitches.
Yarn used: Stylecraft Special Aran
Pattern by Hooked by Robin, visit the free pattern HERE.
Clover Meadows Blanket Pattern
This easy crochet blanket features a lovely stitch combination that reminds you of the clover flower!
Yarn used: Lion Brand Touch of Alpaca
Pattern by Rich Textures Crochet, visit the free pattern HERE.
Unique Throw Blanket Pattern
The Poinsettia crochet throw blanket has a lovely texture, and it’s a perfect stash-busting crochet throw pattern.
Yarn used: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton
Pattern by Fosbas Crochet, visit the free pattern HERE.
Here Are Some Ideas for Granny Square Patterns
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