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How to Crochet Bouquet Blanket: Step-by-Step Tutorial + Video Guide

by konglingfeng 29 Jun 2025

Dreaming of a cozy, handmade floral blanket? 🌿✨ In this guide, I'll show you how to crochet Bouquet Blanket — a unique project where the flowers and leaves are worked directly onto the blanket base as you go. Follow my step-by-step video tutorial and written guide, and create your own blooming masterpiece!

A handmade crochet blanket designed like a bouquet of blooming lavender flowers, neatly tied with a gingham ribbon, placed on a soft blue couch.

🧶 Materials You’ll Need

  • Yarn:
    • Neutral beige for the blanket base
    • Green for the vine edging
    • Lavender or purple for the 3D flowers
  • Crochet hook (size recommended in the video)
  • Scissors
  • Yarn needle

A cozy crochet yarn set featuring purple, green, and beige skeins, paired with silicone crochet hooks and scissors — perfect for crafting a bouquet blanket. Explore warm handmade creations with Poceti.

 

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Prefer a ready-made blanket? Sometimes life gets busy and we can't find time for all the projects we love. No worries!

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Crochet Terminology
Symbol Meaning
X Single Crochet (SC)
V Increase (2 SC in same stitch)
A Decrease (SC2TOG)
W 3 SC in same stitch
M 3 SC together (SC3TOG)
T Half Double Crochet (HDC)
TV Increase (2 HDC in same stitch)
TA Decrease (HDC2TOG)
TW 3 HDC in same stitch
TM 3 HDC together (HDC3TOG)
F Double Crochet (DC)
FV Increase (2 DC in same stitch)
FA Decrease (DC2TOG)
E Treble Crochet (TR)
CH Chain Stitch (CH)
SL Slip Stitch (SL ST)
K Chain Space (CH SP)
FLO Front Loop Only (FLO)
BLO Back Loop Only (BLO)

If you're new to these stitches, check out my Basic Crochet Video for Beginners.

I remember when I first started crocheting — these abbreviations looked like a secret code! But don't worry, with a little practice, they'll become second nature.

🧵 Step 1: Crochet the Blanket Body

The base of the blanket is made by crocheting multiple fan-shaped slices that radiate out from a central point:

  • Foundation:
    Start with a small chain at the center.
  • Expand outward:
    Use mainly Double Crochet (F) stitches.
    Increase stitches regularly along the center lines and sides to form the fan shape.
  • Assembly:
    Multiple fan sections are seamlessly joined to form a full circle or semi-circle blanket.

Crochet diagram showing a scalloped blanket with purple lily flowers edging and green border.

🌸 Tip: Keep track of increases for a smooth, rounded shape.

🎥 Watch the Video(Part 1: Creating the Blanket Base)

🌿 Step 2: Crochet the Border with Leaves and Flowers

The border of the blanket adds life and charm:

🍃 Green Vine Edging

  • Crochet a round of green stitches along the outer edge.
  • The green edging creates a vine-like structure for flowers to "grow" from.

🌸 Purple 3D Flowers

  • Every few stitches along the green edge, create a 3D flower.
  • Flower Structure:
    Use "W" stitches — crochet 3 double crochets (F) into one stitch to form a puffed petal.
  • Flowers are spaced evenly to create a rhythmic, garden-like border.

Step-by-step crochet tutorial showing how to create a scalloped blanket edging with purple flower motifs.

🌿 The flowers and vines are crocheted directly onto the blanket — no sewing needed!

🎥 Watch the Video(Part 2: Adding Flowers and Leaves)

🌼 Helpful Crochet Tips

  • Relaxed tension helps flowers and vines sit softly.
  • Color harmony is key: natural greens and muted purples create a timeless look.
  • Take your time when adding the flowers for best results.

🌸 Want to Try a Rose Flower Blanket Instead?

If you love the technique but prefer roses, you can adapt this pattern:

  1. Follow the same instructions for creating the blanket base and stems.
  2. For the roses:
    • Start with 14 double crochets
    • Work 3 double crochets in each stitch when turning back
    • Fasten off when complete

Check out my Rose Blanket Tutorial for the complete instructions!

A handmade crochet blanket featuring red rose flowers and green leaves along the edges, laid out flat to showcase the round design and intricate stitching details

🌸 Prefer a Ready-Made Bouquet Blanket?

Not everyone has the time to create a blanket from scratch, and that's perfectly okay! If you'd like to enjoy the beauty of a Lily of the Valley Blanket without spending weeks making it:

👉 Shop our Handcrafted Lily of the Valley Blanket

Each blanket is lovingly made with attention to every detail, making it a perfect gift or addition to your home.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to complete this blanket?

The base takes about 20-25 hours, and adding the flowers and leaves can take another 10-15 hours depending on how many you add and your crocheting speed.

Is this pattern suitable for beginners?

I recommend having some basic crochet experience first. If you're comfortable with chain stitches, single crochet, and double crochet, you should be able to tackle this project!

How do I care for my floral blanket?

Hand wash in cool water with mild detergent and lay flat to dry. Avoid wringing or twisting which could damage the delicate flower details.

Can I make the blanket bigger?

Absolutely! Just start with a longer foundation chain and work more rows for your base.

Where can I get help if I get stuck?

Leave a comment below with your question, and I'll help you out! You can also join our crochet community for support.

💖 Join Our Handmade Journey

Learning a new crochet technique is a journey that requires patience and practice. Don't be discouraged if your first flower doesn't look perfect — mine certainly didn't! The joy of creating something beautiful with your own hands makes it all worthwhile. 🌸

Share your finished Lily of the Valley Blankets with us on Instagram, or leave a comment below! I love seeing your creations and hearing your stories.

👉 Explore more cozy handmade treasures at poceti.com

Remember: The videos can be watched at different speeds. If you find them too fast, you can adjust to 0.5x speed for better understanding!

 

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