Just the Flowers Blanket Part 2

Last summer, I wanted to try to crochet a blanket entirely out of flowers and I am so excited to share the pattern! In my previous post, I explained how to crochet the flowers, so now it is time to join them! As always, if you have any questions, you can send me an email at maggietrunkhill@daisygirlcrochet.com. If you make this blanket and share pictures of it on Instagram, make sure you tag me, so I can see it!

There is a video on my YouTube channel to demonstrate how to join the flowers:

This chart was in part 1, but here it is again for reference! The flowers are joined in the following order. We will use the join as you go method to join them. With this method, we will join each flower to the blanket while adding round 6 to the flower. 

*Note: “yellow with green” means a yellow center with green petals. 

Row 1	yellow with green	purple with vintage pink	green with light pink	cream with blue	medium pink with mustard	blue with purple	vintage pink with yellow	cream with pink
Row 2	blue with pink	mustard with cream	yellow with purple	vintage pink with pink	light pink with green	purple with cream	mustard with light pink	green with blue
Row 3	green with mustard	pink with light pink	blue with green	mustard with vintage pink	cream with yellow	pink with blue	cream with vintage pink	pink with purple
Row 4	yellow with vintage pink	vintage pink with blue	light pink with mustard	green with purple	blue with light pink	green with mustard	yellow with pink	mustard with cream
Row 5	purple with light pink	cream with green	pink with cream	yellow with blue	cream with pink	light pink with purple	purple with green	blue with vintage pink
Row 6	blue with mustard	light pink with yellow	green with light pink	purple with vintage pink	green with cream	vintage pink with blue	cream with mustard	light pink with pink
Row 7	vintage pink with cream	purple with pink	mustard with blue	pink with green	light pink with mustard	purple with yellow	yellow with light pink	vintage pink with green
Row 8 	green with blue	pink with vintage pink	light pink with cream	blue with purple	mustard with pink	cream with vintage pink	blue with cream	mustard with purple
Row 9	mustard with green	cream with purple	green with yellow	vintage pink with light pink	cream with green	light pink with blue	green with pink	yellow with mustard
Row 10	vintage pink with light pink	blue with mustard	purple with pink	yellow with cream	pink with yellow	vintage pink with purple	pink with vintage pink	light pink with cream
Row 11	light pink with purple	pink with cream	green with vintage pink	vintage pink with blue	purple with mustard	mustard with light pink	yellow with green	purple with blue
Row 12	green with blue	mustard with pink	blue with yellow	cream with light pink	pink with green	blue with cream	vintage pink with mustard	pink with light pink

Joining the Flowers

Joining the first row is a little different than the rest of the rows. The first flower of the blanket is the one placed at the top left corner. 

Row 1

Row 1: Joining the second flower to the first flower

The second flower is joined to petals 3 and 4 of the first flower. Between any two petals of the second flower, there are 3 slip stitches. Join the color of the petals into the 2nd of the 3 slip stitches. Then, work round 6 (page 4), but stop after the picot st of the sixth petal. 

Insert the hook into the picot st of petal 3 of the flower to the left of it (picture 1). Work a ss (pictures 2 and 3). 

Then, continue on with round 6, but stop after the picot st of the next petal. 

Insert the hook into the picot st of petal 4 of the flower to the left of it (picture 1) and work a ss (picture 2). Then, continue round 6 for the current flower. At the end of round 6, fasten off (picture 3). 

Follow this process to join the rest of the flowers in row 1! 

Row 2

Row 2: Joining the first flower

The first flower is joined to petals 5 and 6 of the flower above it (picture 1). Once again, start crocheting round 6, but stop after the picot stitch of the sixth petal. 

Insert the hook into petal 5 of the flower above it and work a ss (picture 2). 

Continue crocheting round 6 but stop after the picot st of the next petal. 

Insert the hook into petal 6 of the flower above it and work a ss (picture 1). Then, finish round 6 and fasten off (picture 2). 

Row 2: Joining the second flower

The next flower is joined to two of the petals of the flower above it and two of the petals of the flower to the left of it. Once again, begin crocheting round 6, but stop after the picot st of fourth petal. Insert the hook into petal 5 of the flower above it and work a ss (picture 2). Continue with round 6, but stop after the picot st of the next petal. 

Insert the hook into petal 6 of the flower above it and work a ss (picture 1). Continue with round 6, but stop after the next picot st. 

Insert the hook into petal 3 of the flower to the left of it and work a ss (picture 2). Continue with round 6, but stop after the next picot st. 

Insert the hook into petal 4 of the flower to the left of it and work a ss (picture 1). Then, finish round 6 and fasten off. 

To join the rest of the flowers in this row, follow the same process as joining the second flower. 

Rows 3- end

To join the rest of the rows, follow the same process as joining row 2! The first petal is always joined with two petals, and the rest of the flowers are joined with four petals!

*If you would like to make the blanket and sell the blanket, please give me (Maggie Trunkhill) credit as the pattern designer. Do not reproduce this pattern in any form without my permission.