7 Different Gorgeous Flower Blocks Reunited In One Stunningly Beautiful Blanket

Amazingly inspiration for a stunning crochet blanket! How many times a blanket pattern is inspired by a world known artist?

Frida’s Flowers Blanket inspired by the colorful dresses worn by the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and by the by Mexican Folk Art was the object of a Call project which is now over and all the patterns for this gorgeous blocks are posted on the site. You’ll be happy to now that the patterns are available in US and UK English in German and Dutch.

If you need more hints and tips to make these blocks, as they may be a bit complex for some, visit the Crochet Between the World site as they offer detailed tutorials on how to make each block. Find the beautiful blocks below with the corresponding links. Decide which on you want as starter and go ahead. This blanket is a total stunner!

Block 1 – the White Cosmos

Block 2 – Dahlia Bud

Block 3 – Bird of Paradise

Block 4 – Rosa

Block 5 – Heart Rose

Block 6 – Ring of Roses

Block 7 – Frida’s Bouquet

Edging

Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Stylecraft Yarns

Thanks to Jane Crowfoot for the article inspiration and featured image.

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