Chunky blankets are a cozy and stylish addition to any home. They are perfect for snuggling up on the couch with a good book or movie. The chunky texture of the blanket adds a unique touch to any room and if you’re looking for a chunky granny squares blanket with a feminine touch, a pink flower design with a mint border is a great option. You can get this ads free pdf printable pattern with a lot of picture on Etsy here or see the pattern on this page below. Also, please check my other patterns on this blog here or on Etsy here.

Emerald green is a beautiful color that can add a touch of elegance to any room. When paired with pink flowers in this Emerald Blossom crochet granny squares blanket, it creates a stunning contrast that is sure to catch the eye.

A crochet blanket in emerald green with pink flowers would be a great addition to any bedroom or living room. The emerald green color is calming and soothing, while the pink flowers add a pop of color and vibrancy. This combination is perfect for those who want to create a relaxing and inviting space.

When choosing a blanket in emerald green with pink flowers, there are a few things to consider. First, you’ll want to think about the size of the blanket. Do you want a throw blanket that you can use while watching TV, or do you want a larger blanket that you can use on your bed? This pattern is perfect and easy to make in any sizes.

There are many different styles of blankets in emerald green with pink flowers to choose from. Some have a more traditional look, while others are more modern and contemporary. You can find blankets with large pink flowers or ones with smaller, more delicate flowers. The choice is yours!

When it comes to decorating with a blanket in emerald green with pink flowers, there are many different options. You can pair it with other shades of green for a monochromatic look, or you can add in other colors like white or gold for a more eclectic feel. You can also use the blanket as a statement piece and keep the rest of the room neutral.

This blanket in emerald green with pink flowers is a beautiful and versatile addition to any home. Whether you’re looking for a cozy throw blanket or a larger blanket for your bed, there are many different styles and materials to choose from. With its calming green color and vibrant pink flowers, this blanket is sure to add a touch of elegance to any room.

Materials

To crochet this Emerald Blossom throw I was using weight #5, 50% merino wool, 50% acrylic, chunky yarn by Ice in emerald green. mint and pink colors. The emerald green color is available (Affiliate link) here. The hook used to crochet his Emerald Blossom throw is J10 / 6mm. You will also needle the tapestry needle and a stitch marker. The mint color yarn by Ice #68240 I was using approximately 342 yards. The (Affiliate link) emerald green color yarn by Ice #68239 I was using approximately 685 yards. The pink color yarn by Ice #65968 I was using approximately 411 yards.

Notes

1. This pattern is written in American Standard Terms.
2. ch3 at the beginning of each round counts as a dc.
3. sl st into first dc to close the round.

Abbreviations

1. ch = chain stitch
2. sc = single crochet
3. BPsc = back post single crochet
4. dc = double crochet
5. hdc = half double crochet
6. 2 tr cl = 2 triple crochet cluster stitch
7. tr = triple (treble) crochet stitch
8. sl st = slip stitch
9. st = stitch
10. sts = stitches

Pattern Instructions

Again, you can get ads free pdf copy pattern on Etsy here. By doing so you support my small business and it gives me more opportunities to create and to share more patters with you. Start this pattern with a mint color yarn, ch 5 and connect the chain into a ring with sl st: insert the hook into the first chain, yarn over, and pull the yarn through the first and through the last chain.

Round 1: ch5, 2-tr cl in a ring, ch2, in a ring crochet *tr, ch2, 2-tr cl, ch2*, repeat 4 times (total 5), connect with sl st in a 5ch space (6 tr, 6 2-tr cl).

Round 2: ch3, 2dc in a space, *3dc in next space*, repeat around, close the round with sl st in 3ch top (36dc), fasten off.

With a pink color yarn make a slip knot, insert the hook into the next dc (the middle dc of a 3 dc group) and pull though the loop. (For this pattern it is important to start into a middle dc of a 3 dc group followed by previous row’s tr. Please ensure you are not starting in other dc stitches).

Round 3: ch3, dc in same dc, *2dc in next dc* repeat 3 times (total 10dc counting 3ch as a dc), *2 FP tr in 1^st round’s tr, sk 1-dc, 2dc in next dc repeat total 5 times (10dc)* repeat around, close the round with sl st in 3ch st. (72 st’s)

Fasten off and hide the ends. Use the same color yarn.

Round 4: make a slip knot and insert the hook in the previous row’s dc between the petals and behind the 2 FP tr st’s (this is the dc we skipped and did not crochet when working Round 3). Pull up the loop, ch3, in same dc crochet (dc, 1ch, dc), 2ch, *BPsc in 5^th dc, ch2, in previous row’s dc between the petals (behind the 2tr st’s) crochet (dc, 1ch, dc, 1ch, dc), 2ch*, repeat, close the round with sl st in a 3 chains space.

Fasten off. Change to an emerald green color yarn.

Round 5: make a slip knot and 1ch in a 2 ch’s space before a V stitch, *2dc in 1ch space, 2dc in next 1ch space, 4 dc in next space, 2dc in next space, 2sc in same space, 2sc in 1ch space, 2sc in next 1ch space, 2sc in next space, 2dc in same space, 4dc in next space, 2dc in 1ch space, 2dc in next 1ch space, 4sc in next space, 4sc in next space*, repeat, finish with 3 sc in last space, close the round with sl st in a chain (72 st’s counting ch1 as a st).

Before starting Round 6 insert the markers after each 5^th dc in a 5^th round. This will be the stitches we will work the tr stitches into.

Round 6: ch1, 2hdc, 3dc, tr, 3dc, 3hdc, 5sc, *3hdc, 3dc, tr, 3dc, 3hdc, 5sc*, continue around, finish with 1hdc (72 sc). Fasten off.

With yarn needle, weave in all loose ends.

Granny Squared Blocking

The finished granny square is approximately 8.5’’ X 8.5 inches.

Crochet as many granny squares as needed for your blanket. This pattern includes 20 granny squares. Block the granny squares by slightly soaking or spraying with the water the wrong side and then pining the corner triple crochet stitches and the sides onto the blocking board forming the 8.5 inches squares and leaving them overnight and until they are dry. You may start blocking the granny squares as soon as a few are finished and then continue crocheting the remaining for the blanket.

Once all the squares are blocked, have the squares laid out in the way you are going to join them into a blanket. For this pattern the squares are joined 4 x 5.

Joining Granny Squares

There are many techniques to join the squares and you can use any of them if preferred. I will use a flat braid join stitch, the same size crochet hook and emerald green color yarn.

To start, crochet the first round completely around the first square. With the right side facing up insert the hook into the 3^rd stitch before the corner tr st, pull up the loop and sc, 4ch, skip 2 st’s, sc in a corner tr st, 4ch, sc into the same tr st, *4ch, skip 2 st’s, sc*, repeat around and in each corner tr stitch crochet (sc, 4ch, sc). Finish the round with sl sl in 1^st chain of a 4 chain’s group. Fasten off, hide the ends.

Start working on a 2^nd granny square. With the right side facing up insert the hook into the 2^nd granny square’s 3^rd stitch before the corner tr st, pull up the loop and sc, 4ch, skip 2 st’s, sc in a corner tr st, 2ch, sl st in 1^st granny square’s corner space, 2ch, sc in 2^nd granny square’s tr st, *2ch, sl st in 1^st granny square’s next 4ch space, 2ch, skip 2 st’s, sc*, repeat until the corner tr st is reached.

Once sc in a corner tr st is made, 2ch, sl st in 1^st granny square’s corner space, 2ch, sc in 2^nd granny square’s tr st, *4ch, skip 2 st’s, sc*, repeat around and in remaining corner tr stitches crochet (sc, 4ch, sc). Finish the round with sl sl in 1^st chain of a 4 chain’s group. Fasten off, hide the ends.

Take a 3^rd square, insert the hook into the square’s 3^rd stitch before the corner tr st, pull up the loop and sc, 4ch, skip 2 st’s, sc in a corner tr st, 2ch, sl st in 2^nd square’s corner space, 2ch, sc in 3^rd square’s tr st, *2ch, sl st in 2^nd granny square’s next 4ch space, 2ch, skip 2 st’s, sc*, repeat to the corner tr st. Once sc in a corner tr st is made, 2ch, sl st in 1^st granny square’s corner space (into the opposite square’s corner space), 2ch, sc in 3^rd granny square’s tr st, *4ch, skip 2 st’s, sc*, repeat around and in remaining corner tr stitches crochet (sc, 4ch, sc). Finish the round with sl sl in 1^st st of a 4 chain’s group. Fasten off, hide the ends.

Same way continue joining the other squares into a blanket. Always start in the square’s 3^rd stitch before the corner tr st.

Work on a border with a mint color yarn. Insert the hook into the first space after the corner space and pull up a loop, 2ch, 2dc in same space, *3dc in next space*, repeat around. In each blanket’s corner space crochet 5dc and 3dc in each space other than the corner.  Close the round with a sl st in 2 chain’s top. Fasten off.

With emerald green color crochet the 2^nd border row. Insert the hook into the first row’s dc, pull up a loop, and chain 2, then dc into each dc. In a corner 5dc group work dc, 2dc, 2dc, 2dc, dc and then continue with dc in each dc. Close the round with sl st in 2ch top. Fasten off, hide the ends.

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