Here is another wonderful pattern tutorial, complete with both diagram and video instructions. It’s a stunning model that you’re going to love. Just like how the sky lights up when fireworks explode, we have prepared a baby blanket pattern that reflects the burst of fireworks in the sky. You can also use this as a new border pattern. This is a beautiful motif-based crochet pattern. We strive to bring you the most beautiful and latest knitting patterns and their instructions. The model we are about to share is a unique example you’ll see for the first time in Turkey. Let’s mention a couple of beautiful models we’ve discussed earlier. The Flower Garden Blanket is a very pretty example. The Racetrack Play Blanket is a wonderful model that you can carry with you on travels. Now, let’s move on to the details of making the Fireworks Blanket.

How to Knit the Fireworks Blanket?

This is a beautiful model crocheted with 3 mm hooks and cotton yarns. We’ll see examples made with brown and white yarns as the main colors. We’ll start with a diagram explanation for making the Fireworks Blanket. It’s made using simple, familiar techniques, mainly with double crochet. We also use the front post double crochet technique. The dimensions of the blanket are 97 x 110 cm, but you can adjust it to your desired size.

Let’s take a look at the diagram for our blanket.

Materials:

• Cotton yarns in brown and white (or your preferred colors)
• 3 mm crochet hooks

Instructions:

1. Starting the Blanket:
   • Follow the diagram to start the corner to corner technique.
2. Crocheting the Fireworks Pattern:
   • Use the brown and white yarns to crochet the fireworks pattern as shown in the diagram.
   • The pattern uses double crochet stitches and front post double crochet stitches.
3. Completing the Blanket:
   • The finished dimensions are 97 x 110 cm, but you can adjust the size as desired.
4. Reading the Diagram Symbols:
   • Long line: Double crochet
   • 0: Chain stitch
   • X: Single crochet
   • Hook shape: Front post double crochet

Now, let’s look at the final form of the Fireworks Blanket and the motif arrangement, edge patterns, and how to join the motifs. The symbols in the diagram indicate the type of stitches, making it easier to follow.