Harvest Flower Blanket Crochet Pattern

How about a beautiful, calming flower blanket crochet pattern today? Made with my favorite easy flower granny square, this works up like a dream!

You’ll see the full, free pattern below, or you may choose to grab the ad-free, printable pattern from Etsy HERE or the kit with lots of color options from Lion Brand HERE.

There is also a full, step by step tutorial and video for the flower granny square HERE!

You might remember the Sunny Blooms Blanket that I shared, and this is very similar BUT different!

First, you’ll notice the earthy, muted color tones of the yarn. I love this for the fall and winter months! It’s also made with a chunky #5 yarn, which makes it a great mid-weight type throw.

The blanket itself is quite a bit larger than my Sunny Blooms Crochet Blanket, and it could be made even larger with more rows of border. In fact, it’s generously sized at around 58″ inches long!

I absolutely love the drape on this Harvest Flower Throw! Using a larger hook than what the yarn calls for creates a looser, comfy fabric.

You might have noticed that several of my patterns use a larger hook than the yarn calls for. Not only does it often give it a nice drape, it also makes for a quicker project. Yay!

Fall Flower Throw Blanket Crochet pattern

Okay, let’s get to this lovely, fall worthy blanket!

Remember that you can grab the ad-free, printable version, with the photos to help you from my Etsy Shop HERE!

AND here is the video tutorial for the granny square:

Description:

Introducing the special, beautiful, Harvest Flower Throw. With it’s calming colors, generous size, and the perfect drape, it’s a show stopper for your favorite space! Inspired by the popular Sunny Blooms Blanket, this throw is larger, slightly lighter, and features an earthy color palette for peaceful vibes. It’s easy as can be since each big square works up quickly in only 4 rounds. You’ll want to cozy up with this perfect throw all year long. Choose your favorite colors and go!

Materials:

1 Lion Brand Yarn Hue + Me in Grapefruit Convenient kit available HERE

2 Lion Brand Yarn Hue + Me in Bellini

2 Lion Brand Yarn Hue + Me in Love Song

2 Lion Brand Yarn Hue + Me in Spicy

3 Lion Brand Yarn Hue + Me in Salt

1 Lion Brand Yarn Hue + Me in Arrowwood

1 Lion Brand Yarn Hue + Me in Ozone

Each skein contains 125 g & 137 yds/skein

Pattern uses approximately 1200 grams of yarn

US size N 10.0 mm crochet hook

US size P 11.0 or 11.5 mm hook (optional)

Scissors

Tapestry needle

Measuring Tape

Size (approximate):

44” X 58”

Gauge:

Each square should measure approximately 8” x 8” inches

Pattern Notes:

You’ll crochet 30 flower granny squares that are worked separately and then seamed together.

following the instructions in the Assembly section. The squares are crocheted in joined rounds.

Do not turn at the end of each round. To change colors, tie off, and join the new color (or use your preferred method). Feel free to customize your border or your seams! You may add more length and width to your blanket by crocheting extra squares or larger borders (keep yarn needs in mind!)

Have fun!

Abbreviations (US) & Skills:

ch – chain

sp – space

ch sp – chain space

st – stitch

dc – double crochet

tr – treble crochet

rep – repeat

rnd – round

sl st – slip stitch

Harvest Flower Blanket Crochet Pattern

*Use the size N 10.00 mm hook to crochet all squares. The larger hook is used for the flat slip stitch seam when the blanket is assembled.

Color Key:

CREAM Salt (A)

PINK Bellini (B)

ORANGE Grapefruit (C)

BLUE Ozone (D)

BRICK Spicy (E)

BROWN Arrowwood (F)

PURPLE Love Song (G)

Make 6 of each square below:

Square #1: Cream Flower with Pink Background: Rnd 1 F, Rnd 2 A, Rnd 3 – 4 B

Square #2: Blue Flower with Cream Background: Rnd 1 F, Rnd 2 D, Rnd 3 – 4 A

Square #3: Pink Flower with Purple Background: Rnd 1 F, Rnd 2 B, Rnd 3 – 4 G

Square #4: Orange Flower with Cream Background: Rnd 1 F, Rnd 2 C, Rnd 3 – 4 A

Square #5: Cream Flower with Brick Background: Rnd 1 F, Rnd 2 A, Rnd 3 – 4 E

Flower Square Pattern (see the step-by-step tutorial if needed HERE)

With your size N hook, Ch 3, join with sl st to form a ring.

Rnd 1 Ch 3 (counts as dc), 11 dc in ring, join with sl st in top of beg ch 3. Tie off. (12 sts total around)

Rnd 2 Join next color in any space between two stitches of Rnd 1, ch 3 (counts as dc), 1dc in same sp, *2dc in next sp between sts, repeat from * around, sl st to join in top of beg ch 3. Tie off. (24 sts total around)

Rnd 3 Join next color in any space between groups of 2 stitches, ch 3 (counts as st), 2dc in same sp, *3dc in next sp between pair of 2 sts, repeat from * around, sl st to join in top of beg ch 3. (36 sts total around)

Rnd 4 Ch 3 (counts as st), 2dc in same sp, 3dc in next sp between groups of 3 sts, (3tr, ch2, 3tr) in next sp between groups of 3 sts which is the corner of the square, *3dc in next 2 spaces between groups of 3 sts, (3tr, ch 2, 3 tr) in next sp between groups of 3. Repeat around,

sl st to join in beg ch 3. Tie off. Weave in all those ends! Next, move onto Assembly.

If you are a visual learner like me, definitely check out my blog post with a step-by-step tutorial of the flower pattern HERE!

It also includes the video you’ll see below.

Assembly

Using the larger hook if needed, sew your squares together as shown below using a flat slip stitch seam. You may use any yarn colors that you like! Feel free to modify your seaming method as well. Note that the larger hook may be used for the seams as they can tend to be tight and pull the fabric together. Adjust your tension or hook if necessary.

Assemble flower granny square crochet blanket — Place your flowers together as pictured and seam with a flat slip stitch seam (or your preferred seaming method)

Border (optional)

Using your leftover yarn and size N hook, make 3 dc in each space around blanket. In each corner make 3 dc, ch2, 3dc. If the blanket border starts to be wavy, you may need to work only 2 sts, rather than 3 stitches into some of the spaces. Work one round or more as desired. You can add more length and width to the blanket with the border edges. The pictured throw has 3 rows of border on the short ends and one row on each side. Tie off and weave in ends. Block if desired. Feel free to add tassels or poms as well!