Crochet Blue and Cream Flower Bedspread Pattern

Crochet Blue and Cream Flower Bedspread Pattern

Picture a bed dressed in creamy, lace-like squares, each one holding a blue flower set on point like a little diamond. That’s what you’ll be making here: a full-size coverlet built from joined motifs, with a matching cushion and a pair of pillow shams so the whole bed looks pulled together. The result feels tailored and a bit old-fashioned in the best way, the kind of piece that makes a bedroom look finished the moment it’s smoothed over the mattress. If you love a project with real wow factor at the finish line, this one has your name on it.

Materials Needed for Crochet Blue and Cream Flower Bedspread Pattern

Assembly Instructions

• Weave in all ends on every square. Wet block each of the 42 squares by pinning it to 29 cm (11.5 in) square, placing a pin in each of the four corner ch-2 sps and one at the midpoint of every side, then let them dry completely.
• Lay the squares out 6 across and 7 down. With A and a tapestry needle, whip stitch through the back loops only to join 6 squares into a strip, matching each of the 43 dc on one side to the 43 dc on its neighbor and sewing corner ch-2 sp to corner ch-2 sp first. Make 7 strips, then join the strips the same way, pinning all four corners that meet at each inside junction before you sew.
• Wet block the joined spread flat on a clean floor or bed, squaring the edges and gently shaping the outer corners, then let it dry before working the border.
• Work border Rounds 1-3 around the outside edge. Then sew a joining rosette over every inside junction, centering it on the point where four corners meet and stitching around its outer edge with the long tail so it sits slightly raised. You need 30 rosettes.
• Pin one cream spike at each of the 26 border peaks, centering the base on the middle sc of the peak (the 3 center sc at a seam peak, the 5 center sc at a corner) with the tip pointing out beyond the edge. Sew the full base, then add one or two stitches along each sloping side so the spike hangs straight.
• For the cushion, block the front to 31 cm (12 in) square. Place the back against the front with wrong sides together, matching the corners, and whip stitch the back to the back loops of Round 15 with D along three sides. Insert the pillow form and sew the last side closed.
• For each sham, block the front to about 55 cm (21.5 in) square. Place a back panel against it with wrong sides together and sew with D along three sides and about 15 cm (6 in) of the fourth side from each corner, leaving the center of the last side open. Slide in the pillow form through the opening.

Important Notes

• 💡Fasten off after every cream round and rejoin in a different corner each time, so your ends spread out around the square instead of building a lump in one spot.
• 💡Check your count after Round 7: each side should show 19 dc between the corner ch-2 sps. If every square matches at this point, the filet rounds and the joining will go smoothly.
• 💡Count each ch-1 sp as one stitch when you work the dc rounds. Any mismatch is much easier to fix on the same round than three rounds later.
• 💡Make the small cushion first as a practice piece. It uses the same motif, so you can sort out the leaves behind the petals before you commit to 42 squares.
• 💡Keep your tension relaxed on the Round 4 loops and the Round 5 leaves. If they are tight, the petals pucker and the flower won’t lie flat.
• 💡Cotton shows every uneven tension line, so block every square the same way and let them dry fully before you sew them together.

Your bed is about to get the kind of makeover people notice the second they walk in 🧶 Grab your cream and blues, settle in with a few squares at a time, and let the pattern grow at its own pace. Every flower you finish is one more step toward a spread you’ll be proud to hand down. Gift it, drape it over the foot of the bed, or keep every bit of it for yourself. Happy hooking, and enjoy every stitch! ✨