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Saturday, 9 May 2026
Thursday, 7 May 2026
Crochet Granny Square Daisy Blanket for Beginners Free Pattern
Today we are going to share my faourite crochet daisy square pattern for blanket, babies, home décor, sofa styling, gifting, or baby shower gift. It is easy to customize with different yarn colors and square sizes.Creat a timeless and cozy this crochet baby blanket using daisy cluster granny square my new technique. This design is perfect for beginners and experienced crocheters who love soft, handmade baby items filled with warmth and charm.
A crochet daisy granny square blanket is a beautiful handmade project that combines soft granny squares with cheerful daisy flower designs. Each square usually features a bright flower center, delicate petals, and colorful background that create a cozy and elegant blanket. This blanket is perfect for babies, home décor, sofa styling, gifting, or adding a vintage cottage-style touch to your room. Beginners and experienced crocheter both love this pattern of granny square blanket. It is easy to customize with different yarn colors and square sizes. soft pastel shades create a delicate look, while bold colors give the blanket a vibrant and modern appearance.
Pattern
overview:
This baby
blanket is made by joining multiple granny square that are worked individually
and then assembled into a beautiful, soft blanket. You can customize colors for
boys, girls or others
- Basic stitches: chain, slip stitch, double crochet, cluster stitch.
- Working in the round.
- Ch2 does not count .
- Weave all ends in work side.
- Basic shaping and joining.
Customization Ideas
- Pastel colors for baby
girls.
- Blue, grey or mint for
baby boys.
- Rainbow mix for
playful look.
- Solid white for a
classic elegant style.
Perfect For
- Baby shower gifts
- Newborn hospital blankets
- Handmade shop products
- Family keepsakes
Items to be need:
Soft baby yarn (acrylic or cotton
blend) choose any color combination you like
Crochet hook size suitable for your yarn(usually 3.3mm to 5mm)
you can also prepare multiple colors for this beautiful granny cluster blanket.
Yarn needle for joining.
scissors
Wool: 3 or 4 colors combo Medium Weight #4 or Double Knit wool 4 ply (4 stitches = 1 inch).
gauge of wool is- 4 double crochet stitches x 2 Rows = 1 inch with hook 4mm/G-6
Crochet hook size: 4 mm (G-6)
Guage Square:
The finished small granny square is about 4" inches each side.
8 Squares x 8 Rows = 32" inches/ 81 cm in length
Special Stitch:
Granny square cluster pattern: (make 2, 3 or 4 double crochet together in a stitch/space)
Pattern Details:
Skill Level
Easy
The pattern creates a baby blanket that is approximately
32” x 32”. The size easily
Customizable.
US TERMS ABBREVIATIONS:
c. crochet
ch. chain
sc single crochet
hdc half double crochet
dc. double crochet
Trb. Treble crochet stitch
sts. stitches
st. stitch
slst. slip stitch
tog. together
Daisy Granny Square Blanket Pattern :
Color A:
Make chains 5, slip st
into first ch to make small circle. or make magic ring.
Now working into the
circle.
Row1- ch2, (don’t count) make dc 12 into circle/ring, slip st into dc
st. (dc 12)
Color B:
Row2- ch2,(don’t count) dc into same st we count first dc
cluster, *ch1, make (cluster
2 dc together next dc)*, repeat from * to * around, slip st into first cluster. (dc cluster 12)
Color A:
Row3- join yarn into middle space ch1, ch2,(don’t count) make cluster
3dc together,(ch1, make cluster 3 dc tog into next middle ch1-space), repeat one more
in next ch1-space, *make corner into next ch-1 space cluster 3 dc tog, ch2, cluster
3dc tog, make (ch1, cluster 3 dc tog repeat 2 times into next 2 ch1-spaces)*, Repeat
from * to * around, at the end last ch1-space as we did the beginning cluster make cluster
3 dc tog, ch2, slip st join into 1st cluster. Now we have 4 corners square.
Color C:
Row4- join yarn into middle ch2-space into corner, *make corner 3 dc, ch2, 3dc,
(ch2, skip next cluster, 3 dc into next ch1- space, Repeat 3 times to next corner*,
now from * to * around in the square. Slip st join into 1st dc of corner st.
Fasten off or repeat
more rows for bigger sizes square design.
now i have total of 64 squares.
8 squars x 8 Rows = 32" inches/ 81 cm length
Blanket Assembly:
- Make 49, 64, or 72 squares depending on desired blanket size.
- Join squares using slip stitch, whip stitch, or crochet join techniques.
- Arrange in rows for a neat layout.
Joining the Squares
- Once all your squares are ready:
- Lay them in a pattern you like
- Join them using slip stitch method, OR whip stitch/Mattress stitch with yarn needle.
- make sure everything is aligned neatly for a smooth finish.
Border Pattern (Optional)
- Now let’s give your blanket beautiful border finishing touch:
- Single crochet all around the blanket.
- Add shell stitch (5 dc in same st, skip 2 stitches, and repeat) for decorative edge.
- Optional: picot edging for a delicate baby finish.
- This step makes your blanket look complete and professional.
I hope you would like more free patterns home Decores & blanket
Saturday, 2 May 2026
Toddlers Crochet Hooded Cardigan Free Pattern
Crochet Hooded Cardigan Tutorial /details all Sizes Baby Cardigan for beginners
Free Pattern Baby Crochet
- crochet daisy baby sweater
- 0-3 months crochet hooded onesies
- baby dress free crochet pattern
- daisy flower crochet pattern
- crochet dress 0-3 months
- easy crochet baby dress
- spring baby dress crochet
- baby girl handmade dress pattern
- crochet baby outfit ideas
- newborn onesies tutorial
US TERMS ABBREVIATIONS:
c. crochet
ch. chain
sc single crochet
hdc half double crochet
dc. double crochet
sts. stitches
st. stitch
slst. slip stitch
FP dc Front Post double crochet
BP dc Back post double crochet
FPTC - Front Post Treble Crochet
FPDC 2Tog - Front Post Double Crochet 2 Together
Items to be need:
Wool: 250 grams Light-weight Wool 3 ply or Dk Weight Light #3 (5 stitches = 1 inches)
Crochet hook: 3mm /D-3 OR no 11
Buttons size: 16mm
Size: 1-2 years baby
Gauge: 5 double crochet x 2.5 Rows = 1 inch with hook size 3mm/D-3
Pattern for gauge:
Cardigan Bust 1-2 years ="24"to "25" inches/ 63-64 cm
Length from shoulder ="18" inches/ 38cm
Sleeves Length from under-arm- "7.5" to "8" inches/ 20 cm
Sleeves from shoulder to cuffs- "14" inches/ 36cm
Hood Length- "8" inches/ 20 cm
Special Stitch: "FPPuff" Front post double crochet puff stitch- make puff stitch aroundpost of the double crochet stitch.Special Stitch - "FPpuff"/ "Fpuff".
Crochet Abbreviation
The crochet abbreviation for a front post puff stitch can be written as "FPpuff", "Fpuff".
Special Stitch - "FPpuff"/ "Fpuff".
Crochet Abbreviation
The crochet abbreviation for a front post puff stitch can be written as "FPpuff", "Fpuff".
"FPpuff"/Front Post Puff Stitch – Step By Step
The stitch is worked in the front post of double crochet stitch, for this tutorial we
are working around the front post of a double crochet stitch.
Step 1 - Yarn over hook.
Step 2 - Insert your hook from right to left around the post of the stitch (going
from front to back and then back to front).
Step 3 - Yarn over hook.
Step 4 - Pull through a loop. You will have three loops on the hook.
Step 5 - Yarn over hook.
Step 6 – again insert your hook from right to left around the post of the stitch
(going from front to back and then back to front).
Step 7 - Yarn over hook.
Step 8 - Pull through a loop. You will have five loops on the hook.
Step 9 - Yarn over hook.
Step 10 - Pull yarn through four loops on the hook. You will have two loops on the hook.
Step 11 - Yarn over hook.
Step 12 - Pull yarn through two loops on the hook. You will have one loop on the hook.
Now you have completed a "FPpuff" front post puff stitch!
changing for Sizes: you can be use smaller or larger hook to change for other sizes.
please notice: important thing of measurement for ribbing band of Sweater before starting, or you can make foundation chains same measurement.
Both Fronts + Back Panel making together from down to top.
0-3 months: chains 105= 21"- 53 cm (Front 23/ Armhole 3/ Back 53 / Armhole 3/ Front 23)
3-6 months: chains 111= 22"- 56 cm (Front 25/ Armhole 3/ Back 55/ Armhole 3 / Front 25)
6-12 months:chains 121= 23"- 59cm (Front 27/ Armhole 4/ Back 59/ Armhole 4/ Front 27)
1-2 years: chains 131= 24"-63cm (Front 29/ Armhole 5/ Back 63/ Armhole 5/ Front 29)
3-4 years: chains 141= 26"- 66cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
5-8 years: chains 151= 27"- 68cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
8-10 years: chains 161= 28"- 71cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
8-10 years: chains 165= 29"- 73cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
Adult Size chart:
X-Small 32- 34 size: chains 171= 34"- 86cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
Small 34-36 size: chains 175= 36"- 91cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
Medium 38 size: chains 181= 38"- 96cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
Large 40 size: chains 191= 40"-101cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
X- Large size: chains 201= 42"-106cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
The stitch is worked in the front post of double crochet stitch, for this tutorial we
are working around the front post of a double crochet stitch.
Step 1 - Yarn over hook.
Step 2 - Insert your hook from right to left around the post of the stitch (going
from front to back and then back to front).
Step 3 - Yarn over hook.
Step 4 - Pull through a loop. You will have three loops on the hook.
Step 5 - Yarn over hook.
Step 6 – again insert your hook from right to left around the post of the stitch
(going from front to back and then back to front).
Step 7 - Yarn over hook.
Step 8 - Pull through a loop. You will have five loops on the hook.
Step 9 - Yarn over hook.
Step 10 - Pull yarn through four loops on the hook. You will have two loops on the hook.
Step 11 - Yarn over hook.
Step 12 - Pull yarn through two loops on the hook. You will have one loop on the hook.
Now you have completed a "FPpuff" front post puff stitch!
changing for Sizes: you can be use smaller or larger hook to change for other sizes.
please notice: important thing of measurement for ribbing band of Sweater before starting, or you can make foundation chains same measurement.
Both Fronts + Back Panel making together from down to top.
0-3 months: chains 105= 21"- 53 cm (Front 23/ Armhole 3/ Back 53 / Armhole 3/ Front 23)
3-6 months: chains 111= 22"- 56 cm (Front 25/ Armhole 3/ Back 55/ Armhole 3 / Front 25)
6-12 months:chains 121= 23"- 59cm (Front 27/ Armhole 4/ Back 59/ Armhole 4/ Front 27)
1-2 years: chains 131= 24"-63cm (Front 29/ Armhole 5/ Back 63/ Armhole 5/ Front 29)
3-4 years: chains 141= 26"- 66cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
5-8 years: chains 151= 27"- 68cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
8-10 years: chains 161= 28"- 71cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
8-10 years: chains 165= 29"- 73cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
Adult Size chart:
X-Small 32- 34 size: chains 171= 34"- 86cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
Small 34-36 size: chains 175= 36"- 91cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
Medium 38 size: chains 181= 38"- 96cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
Large 40 size: chains 191= 40"-101cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
X- Large size: chains 201= 42"-106cm (Front/ Armhole/ Back/ Armhole/ Front)
Sunday, 12 April 2026
Crochet Hexagon Cardigan Free pattern Granny Hexagon Sweater Top
US Terms ABBREVIATIONS:
- Crochet Hook: Use 3mm/D-3 crochet hooks with light weight yarn or another size to meet gauge.
- Scissors: Sharp scissors for cutting yarn as you go.
- Yarn Needle: You’ll need a large, blunt yarn needle for weaving in all those ends neatly!
- Stitch markers: Use stitch markers to mark important points like the Sleeve Edge or the beginning of the rounds.
- Measuring Tape: Measuring tape can help for checking gauge and taking body measurements for any needed adjustments.
Special Stitch.
Granny Cluster (cl): 3 double crochet in same space
Pattern Notes
- Pattern written in US terms.
- Hexagons will look “ruffled” and not lay flat. This is correct.
- To achieve the cardigan’s striped look, separate the yarn colors by rolling each color from the skein into a smaller ball. Then, use a different color for each round to create a unique cardigan all your own!
- Ch 3 counts as a dc. Optionally, use standing dc to attach new yarn.
- Pattern is worked in joined rounds without turning unless otherwise indicated. Each round will be worked on the right side.
- Change Color: Attach new yarn color with a sl st into ch-2 space directly BEFORE beginning Ch 3 of each round.
- Create your last cluster in the same ch-2 space as the beginning cluster.
- Keep stitch markers placed in Row 1 for adding Width and Length section in same stitch until after shoulder seaming. The marker designates where the seam will end.
Construction Overview
1. Crochet 2 hexagons for
the main body of the cardigan.
2. Crochet additional
rows along three sides: center back, bottom, and center front sides.
3.
Seam the center back
and shoulders.
4. Crochet additional
rounds to extend the sleeves.
5.
Add crochet ribbing in the sleeves cuffs.
Hexagon Cardigan Jacket Free Pattern:
Finished Sizes
XS (S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL)
Measurements
Bust: 30”(34”, 38”, 40”, 42”, 46”, 50”, 54”, 58”)
Body Hexagons (make 2)
Start with color A:
Make a circle, chains 4, slip st join into 1st
ch. Or make a magic ring/circle.
Row1- into ring/circle make ch3 as we count dc(see
pattern Notes), 2dc into
Ring, ch2, repeat *cl (see special st), ch2* into ring 5
more times, Slip st join into
top of beginning ch3. We have (6 clusters)
Row2- change color (see pattern Notes). Ch3 count as dc,
2dc in same
ch-2 space,*Make corner(cl, ch2, cl) in next ch-2 space*,
repeat from * to * 5 times,
cl in next ch-2 space(see pattern notes), ch2, slip st
join into top of beginning ch3.
We have (12 clusters)
Row3- ch3 count as dc, 2 dc into same ch-2 space, cl in
next space, *make corner
Into middle space of corner (cl, ch2, cl), cl in next
space*, repeat from * to * 5 times,
cl in next ch-2 space, ch2, slip st join into top of
beginning ch3. We have (18 clusters)
change color A:
Row4- (Increase Row) ch3 count as dc, 2 dc into same ch-2
space, *make cl in each
Space across 2 times to next corner, make corner into
middle space of corner
(cl, ch2, cl)*, repeat from * to * 5 times, at the row
make cl in next ch-2 space, ch2,
slip st join into top of beginning ch3. Now we have (24
clusters)
Repeat Row 4 (Increase Row) for total of 15(16, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21, 22, 23) Rows, or
Until under the center point to shoulder edge measures 6.5”
(7”, 7.5”, 8”, 8.5”, 9”, 9.5”,
10”, 10.5”),
follow the colors sequence of pattern showing in hexagon cardigan.
Seaming the shoulders:
To measure: fold each hexagon i half to from an L shape,
sew and join both hexagon
with color A top part of shoulder to cuffs in the right
side facing. Use mattress stitch
for joining Or watch and follow the video tutorial as we
have done in the jacket.
Work: working from sleeve cuff to shoulder in Right side
facing you, into corner middle
ch join color A,
make ch3 as count dc, join slip st to other side of corner middle ch,
then *make cl into next space in the right side facing
you, slip st join into other side
next space* , continue join shoulder seams together
across to last corner, now we have
14 clusters, make cluster into last middle space of
corner, join with a slip st other side
Middle ch. Fasten off and follow the same work to other
hexagon piece joining shoulder
Seams.
Adding Width to Center Back on Both Hexagon piece x 2:
Follow the colors sequence of pattern showing in hexagon
cardigan.
Row1- Right side facing you the back panel of hexagon,
into corner middle space
join yarn color A, make ch3 as count dc, dc into same
middle space of corner, make
cluster in each space To next corner, now we have 14
clusters, make 2 dc into last
space of corner, turn.
Row2- change color, ch3 as count dc, skip next dc, make
cluster in each space to next
Corner, now we have 15 clusters, make a dc into last
space of corner, turn.
Row3- make ch3 as count dc, dc into same middle space of
corner, make cluster in
each space To next corner, now we have 14 clusters, make
2 dc into last space of
corner, turn.
Change color A:
Row4-6: Repeat and follow Row2 & Row 3 of back panel.
Follow the colors sequence of pattern showing in hexagon
cardigan from beginning.
For the second panel of hexagon repeat and follow the
same work as we have done
in the first piece of hexagon back panel.
Joining the Two Halves.
Now join the 2 hexagon piece center back with color A,
use a mattress stitch or follow
The same work as we did in the shoulder seams.
Make Front and Length to Bottom:
Now continue work in the right side facing of jacket in
bottom middle stitch as we have
Finished the last st of back panel seams, using same
color A, make a slip st in next
Middle space of dc,
Row1- make ch3 (as count dc), 2dc, *skip next dc , make
cl in next space*,repeat
from * to * 1 more time, make cl in each space across the
bottom edge to next
corner, make corner(cl, ch2, cl) into middle space of
next corner, now make Cl in each
space across front
edge from down-top, make a cl in next middle space of corner,
now repeat from *
to * 6 times in the middle of neck edging of jacket, make a cl in
next corner, then make cl in each space across in the
second front edge from
Top-down, make corner (cl, ch2, cl) in next middle space
of corner, then make cl each
Space across the bottom edge to end, slip st join into
beginning top of ch3.
Follow the colors sequence of pattern showing in hexagon
cardigan from beginning.
Row2- ch3 (as count dc), 2 dc into same space, make cl in
each space across the
Bottom to next corner, make corner (cl, ch2, cl) into
middle space of next corner,
now make Cl in each space across front edge from
down-top, then across in the
neck edging back panel, then make cl in each space across
in the second front
edge from top-down, make corner (cl, ch2, cl) in next
middle space of corner, then
make cl each space across the bottom edge to end, slip st
join into beginning ch3.
Row3-6: Repeat and follow Row 2 Front and bottom.
Measure Approx. from center point back to front edge is
7.5”(8.5”, 9.5”, 11.5”, 12.5”,
13.5”, 14.5”, 15.5”, 16.5). Fasten off and weave in ends.
Add Sleeve Length:
Row1- right side facing, join yarn color A into middle
space of corner, make ch3, 2dc
Into same space, make cl in each space around the sleeve
opening, slip st join into
Beginning top of ch3. (16 clusters)
Follow the colors sequence of pattern showing in hexagon
cardigan from beginning.
Row2- make ch3, 2dc into same space, make cl in each
space around the sleeve
opening, slip st join into Beginning top of ch3. (16
clusters)
Row3- 13: Repeat Row 2 of sleeve until underarm to wrist or
measures 14” (14.5”, 14.5”, 15.5”, 15.5”, 16”, 16”, 16.5”,
16.5”)
Make sleeves cuff:
Using the same color as you did the last row.
Row1- ch1, make *2 sc together* around the cuff, slip st.
Change color:
Row2- ch2 don’t count, make dc into same st, 1 dc in each
next 2 st, *2 dc together,
1 dc in each next 3 sts*, repeat from * to * around the
cuff. Slip st.(20 dc)
Row3- ch2 don’t count, *make FP dc into next dc, BP dc
into next dc*, repeat from *
Around, slip st into FP dc.
Row4- ch2 don’t count, *make FP dc into FP, BP dc into
BP*, repeat from * to* around,
Slip st into FP dc.
Row5-7: Repeat Row 4 of sleeve cuff. Fasten off and weave
in ends.
Make Tie Lace:
Work: make chains 160-180, slip st in each ch across. Make
2 pom pom tie and
Knot into both ends. Fasten off
for more help wath Hexagon Cardigan Video





