Patterns, projects and techniques
This is one of the ‘happiest’ shawls I’ve ever seen! It’s a great scrap yarn project. Of course, what’s really informative here is the ‘assembly’ technique. Who’d thunk it could be so easy?? Check it out here. Scroll down for the ‘tutorial’. Some people just have a sense of design (not to mention color) that I lack. Some will think I’m easily impressed. Well, that may be. But, I’ll be making one of these. Would work equally well with a single color of yarn too – or even squares or other motifs.
Wrap your little one in a garden of softness and warmth with the Flower Power Crochet Blanket. This delightful floral blanket pattern is a celebration of nature’s beauty, designed with six gentle shades of Snuggly 4 Ply yarn, perfect for your baby’s tender skin.
Crochet Your Way to Floral Splendor
The Flower Power Blanket is a tribute to the artistry of crochet and the love you pour into your creations. Its intricate floral design radiates the joy of crafting and the warmth of your affection. Crocheted with care, this blanket will be a cherished keepsake that envelops your baby in comfort and love.
Materials to Blossom Your Creation
To bring this floral masterpiece to life, gather the following:
Yarn: Snuggly 4 Ply (or a similarly soft and gentle yarn)
Crochet Hook: 3.50mm (UK9 – USA E/4)
Pattern Number: 5516
Pattern Number: 5516 is your key to crocheting a garden of blooms for your little one. The soft, pastel shades create a soothing palette, perfect for any nursery. Whether you’re an experienced crocheter or just beginning your crochet journey, this pattern offers a delightful challenge that results in an heirloom-quality blanket.
From the first stitch to the final flourish, the Flower Power Crochet Blanket is a labor of love that will cradle your baby in warmth and beauty. Crochet your way to a floral haven that your family will treasure for generations to come.
Looks like Joseph’s Amazing Technicolor Coat! Please let us see when you finish yours.
What a great idea. I would make mine with monotone colors, not so bright is my preference.
Thank you for sharing this site.
I would love a pattern for this, does anyone have some ideas?
Pretty wrap! I love patterns that use up all the scraps one doesn’t know what to do with. That is an excellent way to go: saving and satisfaction!