Little puffy flowers all over, packed close together like a field of tiny stars. Over 1.3 million people watched this tutorial from the Crochet Knitting Sort channel, and almost 33,000 of them hit the like button.
The best part? The whole pattern is just two rows. Once you have done them both, you just repeat them until your blanket is as big as you want.
It is number 3 on our list of the 20 most-watched crochet baby blanket tutorials of the year, so if you like this one, there are 19 more waiting for you there.
Watch the Free Video Tutorial
The full tutorial is free on YouTube. Pause, rewind and replay as many times as you need.
Tutorial by Crochet Knitting Sort on YouTube — watch the original video here. All credit and pattern rights belong to the original creator.
What Makes This Blanket So Special?
Each little flower is a soft, puffy cluster of stitches gathered together, and the maker shows exactly how to make it, up close and slowly.
The clusters sit side by side and their tips meet, so the fabric looks like rows of little flowers or stars. It is thick and cozy, but it is not heavy, so it is lovely for a baby.
The video shows it in cream, and at the end you see it again in lilac. It looks good in any soft solid color.
What You’ll Need
- Soft yarn in one solid color. A light color shows the flowers best. Try a soft baby yarn in cream or lilac.
- A crochet hook that matches your yarn. Clusters are easier with a smooth, slightly pointy hook. An ergonomic hook set is a good start.
- A tapestry needle and scissors.
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Tips Before You Start
- Keep your loops loose. With 7 loops on the hook, tight loops make it really hard to pull through. Let them be a little relaxed.
- Read the video description first. The maker lists what you need there, so you can get everything ready before you start.
- Add a simple border. A few rounds of single crochet make the bumpy edge look neat. See our free edgings and borders.
Love a squishy texture? Our easy 3D baby blanket and 10 one row repeat blankets for beginners are next.
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