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sunflower blanket finally done :) 🌻
sunflower CAL by Susan Pan (free pattern)
I’ve started a new lockdown project- a crochrt sunflower afghan!
Finished the first square and whilst it’s not necessary as... squarish as I’d like it to be, as the first thing I’ve ever crocheted I’m pretty happy with it!
Only 47 more squares to go...
The sunflower blanket is coming together. I was going to single crochet the squares together, but it looked too weird. I ended up just sewing them together instead. I still have ten squares to add. Then I think I’m going to do a round of white around the whole thing, and then I’ll start on squares for another round in brighter colors. I think I want to get a different brown for the centers of the next set... Anyways, I really like the way it’s coming together so far. 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
I am so happy to finally be sharing this with you all!
Ta da! Eve’s Sunflowers blanket. Ohhh, this one was a long time coming, but here it is at last :D
Look at all those lovely sunflowers!
This was a special request blanket. My beloved aunt/godmother, Eve, was admiring another blanket I’d done in this gorgeous cotton yarn, and I asked if she would like one, and said she should go away and think about what she would like in her blanket. She came back with sunflowers – the very same idea I had already been entertaining! Eve is one of those people who seems to have unending amounts of love, compassion and support for everyone in her life, and it’s a real joy to me to be able to give her back a little of that love in blanket form (she reads this blog, so I know she’ll be embarrassed now, but it’s all true).
One happy Eve :D
Yarn info I used Scheepjes Cotton 8, in the following colours: Black (515), Dark Brown (657), Light Brown, (659), Soft Yellow (508), Ochre (722), Rust (671), Canary (714), Light Orange (639), Dark Green (713), Light Green (642).
I also used Scheepjes Sunkissed, in the following colours: Sunkissed 12, Sunkissed 15.
I used approximately: 4g black, 25g dark brown, 25g light brown, 139g soft yellow, 81g ochre, 53g rust, 94g canary, 147g light orange, 118g dark green, 302g light green, 100g Sunkissed 12, 25g Sunkissed 15
Scheepjes Cotton 8 and Sunkissed comes in 50g balls. Your usage may be more or less depending on your gauge.
Gauge is not essential for this project.
With the suggested 4ply yarn and a 3.5mm hook, the whole blanket measures 43 inches. The central square is 15 inches across, the medium squares are 7.5 inches, and the smallest squares are 3.75 inches.
With DK weight yarn and a 4.5mm hook, the whole blanket measures 65 3/4 inches.
With Aran yarn and a 5mm hook, the whole blanket has a projected size of 67 inches.
If your central square is smaller, your blanket will be correspondingly smaller. If your square is bigger, your blanket will be bigger. Use what feels comfortable to you with the yarn you choose. I tend to have a tight gauge; use your own judgement as to whether you want to go up or down a hook size, or even two!
Pattern The pattern is available on Ravelry as a free download. The whole pattern has been tested, thanks to the wonderful admins over at Pippin Crochet Club. However we are all only human; please do let me know about any errors you find.
The pattern document includes plenty of images to help with particular steps and stitches. Please be aware that it is a big file, and a long document. I have not offered a photo-less, printer-friendly version of this pattern, because there are a number of places where the pictures are invaluable.
Enjoy! xxx Catherine
Eve’s Sunflowers I am so happy to finally be sharing this with you all! Ta da! Eve's Sunflowers blanket.
I’m making a new crochet blanket using a new motif -the sunflower square. 🌻 I learned from a video on the Jayda In Stitches channel on YouTube (which is where I’ve learned everything so far, actually). I’m not sure how many squares I can get out of the yarn I’ve got (it’s all from the thrift store, so no labels and possibly not whole balls) but I’ll make as many as I can. I want to put it in my living room. I love sunflowers! 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
Happiness is… ...a pile of squares, ends all sewn in, ready to be worked together into a blanket. Is there a better feeling than this? Well, when it's all finished that'll be pretty good too :D
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