Product Description
*This beautiful flowery, lacy baby blanket would be a wonderful present for your precious baby girl, or a perfect baby shower gift. Not only can you make a regular sized blanket, afghan or a throw, but you can also use the How to be a wildflower granny square to make cushions, curtains, scarves, shawls or table runners… The possibilities are endless…*The pattern is written in English, using standard US crochet terms.Gauge: the square measures approximately 18 x 18 cm (7” x 7”)Yarn: 100% cotton yarn “Tango” and “Golf” from St. George. 125m/50g This 22 page pattern includes:
* Step-by-step instruction on how to make square * Step-by-step instruction on how to join squares and make the border * More than 120 step-by-step photographs * 2 Crochet charts (for the square and for the border) and several diagrams
How To Be a Wildflower Blanket by Dragana Savkov Bajic
Project Overview
The How To Be a Wildflower Blanket is a crochet blanket pattern designed by Dragana Savkov Bajic, created for adventurous makers seeking to infuse wonder and curiosity into their craft. This downloadable PDF pattern produces a finished blanket measuring 80 x 80 cm (31.5" x 31.5"), making it an ideal size for a cozy throw or child's blanket. The design celebrates creativity and individuality, appealing to those with an open mind and indomitable spirit who appreciate nature-inspired aesthetics.
Skill Level and Difficulty
This pattern is rated as Advanced Beginner to Intermediate difficulty, making it suitable for crocheters with some foundational experience who are ready to expand their technical skills. The project provides an excellent opportunity to develop proficiency with various crochet stitches and techniques while creating a meaningful, finished piece.
Crochet Stitches Used
The How To Be a Wildflower Blanket incorporates a variety of essential crochet stitches to create its textured design:
- Chain stitch (ch) – forms the foundation and structural base of the pattern
- Single crochet (sc) – provides dense, tight stitching for defined areas
- Double crochet (dc) – creates medium-height stitches for efficient coverage and drape
- Treble crochet (tr) – adds taller stitches for varied texture and visual interest
- Slip stitch (sl st) – joins rounds and creates seamless transitions between sections
- Magic ring – allows for centered circular motifs, a technique commonly used in blanket squares and floral elements
Materials and Tools
Crafting the How To Be a Wildflower Blanket requires sport weight yarn, which provides a balanced thickness ideal for creating detailed stitches while maintaining reasonable project weight. A 3.5 mm crochet hook (USA size E-4, UK size 9) works in conjunction with the sport weight yarn to achieve the specified gauge. The pattern is written using U.S. crochet terminology, with UK equivalents provided for international crocheters.
Pattern Structure and Techniques
This blanket pattern employs modular crochet construction, utilizing individual squares or motifs that are worked separately and then joined together. The use of the magic ring technique suggests that the design features circular or floral-inspired elements, which aligns with the wildflower theme. This approach allows crafters to work on manageable sections, making the project less intimidating and easier to transport than working on a large piece from the beginning.
Design Inspiration
The How To Be a Wildflower Blanket celebrates nature and individuality, designed specifically for those with adventurous spirits. The pattern encourages makers to embrace creativity and wonder throughout the crafting process, transforming the act of making into a meditative and joyful experience. Whether created as a gift for a young person or as a personal project, this blanket serves as both a functional textile and a creative expression of wildflower-inspired beauty.
Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Sport |
| Pages: | 22 |
| Designer: | Dragana Savkov Bajic |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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