About This Field of Daisies Crochet Blanket Pattern
This pattern creates a colorful floral blanket made of 5½" square flower motifs joined together to measure approximately 57" x 68". It uses Red Heart Super Saver yarn in six contrasting colors and includes a simple two-round edging and four corner flower pompoms. The instructions include motif rounds, assembly guidance, and a clear assembly diagram to place each motif.
Perfect for gifting or brightening your own space, the blanket combines easy stitches and repetitive motifs for relaxing progress. The pattern is labelled Easy and is great for crocheters looking to make a satisfying multi-day project.
Why You'll Love This Field of Daisies Crochet Blanket Pattern
I absolutely love this pattern because the repeating flower motifs are instantly addictive and relaxing to make. I enjoy the bright, harmonious color combinations that transform simple squares into a lively blanket. The assembly through back loops gives a neat join that highlights each motif without bulky seams. I also love the whimsical flower pompoms on the corners — they add a playful finishing touch that makes the blanket feel special.
Switch Things Up
I love how easy it is to customize the colorway of this blanket; try cool blues and greys for a calmer palette or pastels for a baby-friendly version.
I sometimes make the blanket larger or smaller by adding or removing motif rows — changing the number of motifs will scale the finished size quickly.
I often substitute an aran or worsted weight yarn with a larger hook if I want a chunkier throw; just check gauge and expect a bigger motif size.
I enjoy adding a contrasting border color instead of the shown pale plum to really frame the floral squares and make the motifs pop.
I have experimented with making each motif two-toned by swapping Color 2 and Color 3 for more variety across the blanket.
I also like to embroider tiny details in the flower centers for a subtle textured effect and extra personalization.
I recommend trying cotton yarn for a lighter, drapier blanket suitable for warmer months, though the stitch counts remain the same.
I sometimes replace the corner flower pompoms with simple tassels or crocheted leaves to change the finishing look.
I encourage you to mix yarn brands if you match the gauge, which can be a great way to use stash colors and create a scrappy blanket.
I love adding a name or small motif panel to the back for a personalized gift — just plan motif placement before assembly.
Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them
✗ Skipping the color changes mid-motif will make petals look uneven; follow the color change instruction exactly and break yarn as directed to maintain clean color joins.
✗ Joining motifs through the wrong loops can distort the layout; sew motifs together through the back loops only as shown in the assembly diagram to keep edges neat.
✗ Using a different hook size without adjusting tension will alter the finished blanket size; check gauge and switch hook sizes to match 12 sc and 15 rows = 4".
✗ Overstuffing the corner flower pompoms makes them lumpy and hard to close; stuff lightly before completing the 5th petal and adjust filling gradually for a smooth pompom.
