How to Crochet the Vintage Daisy Chain Throw Blanket

In this video, I'm going to walk you throw the step-by-step Vintage Pattern of the Daisy Throw Blanket ( with my own added modern modifications)
The blanket will measure 48" by 70" when completed
you will need 3,420 yards ( or 1,480 grams) of 4 weight worsted weight yarn
and you will need to make 12 total strips to make the full blanket
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[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much for watching! Please hit the " Like" button above if you did like the pattern and Subscribe for Tutorials like this and more! :) The blanket will measure 48" by 70" when completed, you will need 3,420 yards ( or 1,480 grams) of 4 weight worsted weight yarn, and you will need to make 12 total strips to make the full blanket

[@lizzbeth1066]

Do you remember what size hook you used? This blanket is beautiful ❤❤

[@naomis2]

I think she said size I on the video 1:35.

[@justvintagecrochet]

@@lizzbeth1066 it’s in the video 😊 5.5mm

[@lizzbeth1066]

Sorry i missed that ...thank you so much🤗🤗

[@IDontSuckAtLifeakaJanis3975]

So very helpful to have this info up front!

[@dawnchaplin7512]

I fell in love with this blanket. I started it a couple weeks ago and have 3 panels sewn together so far and the 4th panel 1/2 finished. I think it will take me a few more weeks to finish. I wish I could post a picture of it so far. I’m doing it in ivory, and it is coming out absolutely beautiful.

[@kathylecluyse7820]

And suddenly I crave a new throw blanket!

[@ABC-20]

Me too!

[@WinkTartanBelle]

Just started watching this video after cleaning up from the big holiday cook. Hubs came in to ask me a question just as I said to my screen "Yes, I need you. Corinna is my favorite." Well, it's true! Ok here's a little story: I'm in search of a bit of crochet that is so beautiful and complicated and fine that even expert old ladies like myself will wonder at how it is done. I plan to get this project well underway, then pack it carefully in a bag to stay in my nightstand. When I die, Hubs is instructed to put this bit of work in my hands to be admired at my viewing. I don't care what I am wearing, I just want all the women coming to the viewing to stand there trying to figure out how I did this lovely piece. No printed pattern will exist to be found. Is that naughty? This just might make the cut. Another little story: Last night I dozed off watching YT and when I awoke there was a video with a young lady talking about foundation garments she recommended to keep her "looking snatched". Now as a woman over sixty who doesn't much care about "looking snatched", much less ever hoping to "look snatched" ever again, I couldn't stop watching this video. No idea why. Today, when you were describing your more modern deviation from the original pattern as something to make it look neater, I heard myself say "Keeps it looking snatched." Made myself laugh at myself. Maybe I'm in my second childhood? Someone please tell my body? Thanks for the gigglesnorts. Best wishes from north Texas.

[@justvintagecrochet]

Hahaha, thanks for the gigglesnorts on this end too 🤗🤗🤗

[@sylviac2631]

I love your "viewing" idea! Mind if I steal it? I think I would like to put a table full of my personal crochet items for my friends to help themselves next to my coffin. With a sign reading: Remember me.

[@WinkTartanBelle]

@@sylviac2631 The table of keepsakes is a wonderful idea. And I'm thrilled you like my silly idea. Best find that perfect project. Something that important needs to be very special, no?😄

[@Meeptome]

I suspect it might be worth developing your own - work all the complicated details you picked up on from elsewhere in. Texturing and the like. Maybe mix in some tunisian crochet or knitting. Add woven in other colors for details. And spend some time just working with what you can do, what you like, anc build a vision before building a beautiful shenanigan.

[@RoziePozieCrochetGarden]

It reminds me of a bedspread my Grandma had on her bed that was made out of thread it's a beautiful beautiful

[@melissajenkins9960]

Wow this would be a heck of an heirloom! I think I would use Lion brand’s pound of love in antique white. Pound of love gets SO soft when you machine wash / dry it. Someday I’ll collect enough and do it! I also love your ideas for making a table runner or a scarf. Those would be lovely too.

[@justvintagecrochet]

Ohh, I love that yarn! And thank you 🤗

[@Padraigp]

Oh i have lions brand things my grandmother used in her boxes of things. She did crotchet macrame leather embossed things ..so nice. I have found a lot of her tools and tryingg to figure out what theyre all for. But i remember seeing lions brand something or other in her boxes. I must look it up. Thank you.

[@Darvit_Nu]

This is beautiful! I'm picturing the cotton blankets my great-gran used to put over me & my cousin when we were little. They were thin but super heavy! I had to call to her once in the middle of the night to move the blankets for me so I could get up to go to the bathroom! 😂

[@catrinblack8097]

You are a very good teacher. So beautiful

[@justvintagecrochet]

thank you so much for that! :)

[@AmandaChristineCo]

I got a fully made blanket in this exact pattern second hand a few months ago and I got so excited to see this pattern on your channel! FUN!!

[@effieboo9275]

This is so pretty and makes me want to do a colorful version of this.

[@noeleneslack3596]

This pattern is beautiful 😍 Thanks for sharing. I love your channel.

[@rosemarycreollo4326]

Yes, I watched it again & love it again! This pattern would make a beautiful scarf in a soft dk weight yarn, maybe with an I or J hook for drape. Thank you for reposting this beauty!💕

[@frans3474]

What a masterpiece! I love that colour too ❣️🌹

[@dianagarms6879]

This is one of your most beautiful designs. Just magnificent!

[@sarap6862]

It’s beautiful! I can’t wait to make this.

[@rikkiszimakowski128]

Just finished my first panel to this blanket and I absolutely love it! Thanks for the video. This was very easy to follow.

[@boxerdogsmom]

An amazing, beautiful blanket, thank you ❤

[@naomis2]

I think I’m gonna do it! Haven’t crocheted in years. But this pattern is so interesting and beautiful. But not overwhelming. 🎉 Gonna pull the trigger and order the yarn today!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Oh yay!!!

[@ladytammy6886]

How did i miss this?? It's beautiful!!❤ Just something else to add to my list of projects 😂

[@TheKatherine1958]

Hi Corinna- this is such a beautiful pattern! I’ve saved this as well. Your tutorial is excellent. Thank you! Xxoo

[@krisk6011]

So pretty - thanks for this video 🧶🌞

[@marieclark802]

Made it 40 yrs ago for my grandmother. My dtr still uses on her bed.

[@susanleeks17]

You explain very well!! Thank you for a lovely, unusual design!

[@irenewalker5308]

I love this blanket! You’re an awesome teacher. I’m addicted to your vintage mystery patterns. I’m so happy for this tutorial. Thank you so much. You’re amazing ❤

[@donnaparks5815]

Super beautiful pattern!

[@emiliegoethals3769]

lovely, I will make this into a scarf for next winter.

[@Crochetedbymichi]

Love your work! This is absolutely beautiful ❤❤❤

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you 🤗🤗

[@sharakirkby2744]

Great blanket. I’ll have to try this one for sure. Saved for later.

[@shannoncooper3298]

So beautiful I think about making a scarf in a dk weight. Thank you for another tutorial

[@daughterofzied]

Definitely a huge time commitment! Totally worth the effort in my opinion ❤😂

[@justvintagecrochet]

Oh indeed! :)

[@danamcmanus]

Wow how unique I love it!!! Thanks!!! 💘

[@michellebruton6287]

love it !! here's a tip for making lots n lots of tassles .... find a book (or picture frame) thats the length of your tassles and wind ur yarn around the book however many times is easily workable for you. then with ur scissors cut all along the one edge of loops ... voila !!!! a bunch of tassle strands. 😘

[@chaitalisengupta4527]

This is such a beautiful piece❤ can't wait to make it. Thank you for sharing. Your explanation is very simple and interactive. It felt as if you are speaking directly to me

[@jilliandreams]

Thank you! This is very well explained. You’re an excellent teacher. I feel confident buying yarn to make this throw pattern. 💖👏🙏🫶

[@Padraigp]

I think this is the nicest pattern ive ever seen in crotchet.

[@marisatapley2697]

I love this channel so much!! I made the 1970s dress following your tutorial, and the butterfly gloves. Can’t wait to make this next

[@justvintagecrochet]

Oh yay!! 🤗🤗

[@patmuddle4956]

Stunning work 👏

[@romaynecarlin1249]

Hi there! this is beautiful! im seeing this in a 2 or 3 wt cotton as a table runner for me. Or a wall hanging or a fancy scarf. you are opening up a whole new world for so many folks! xoxo

[@rhondashearer3134]

That is exactly what I am doing lol I'm making a blanket but I'm using a light 3

[@kairenlewis7526]

This pattern is absolutely gorgeous! I think this has to be my favourite of all the wonderful patterns you have shared with us. I have a lot of cream yarn in my stash that I have been keeping for the right pattern - didn't know what I would do with it, but this is the pattern I have been waiting for, thank you so much for sharing it!

[@debbieedwards9508]

I love this look so much also, and in a cream colored yarn this would be an amazing heirloom blanket! I believe this is one of my vintage faves❤

[@donnawoepke8861]

Such a beautiful blanket

[@shannonvickers145]

I have this in an old pattern book. Never attempted it but after watching you do it one day I might make it. It’s lovely. great job.

[@justvintagecrochet]

Oh awesome 🤗

[@doninis1354]

Wow 30k follower already...this is great! So happy for you!

[@justvintagecrochet]

It's so exciting! and im beyond grateful!! thank yu :)

[@SuperSkittyCat]

Beautiful pattern 😍

[@nanakathleen541]

Iove this pattern. I think it would looke awesome with each panel a different color and the tassels made with all the panel colors. Not sure would make the tassels. Extra panels could be added for larger beds. I also thought size 10 crochet thread for a table runner. Thank you for sharing this. 😊

[@Totallyfine29_]

Beautiful work ❤

[@angelsnaiilz]

this is so so cool!!! you are so good at explaining this.

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much! 🤗

[@devils.advocate2354]

🧡🧡this! Beautifully worked ma’am. Appreciate the “rouge” to look consistent up the edges. It’s the little details that make it look very clean. Very nice… the possibilities are endless with this… thank you for this. 😊

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@medjinepaul1658]

Beautiful, thanks for the tutorial. Subscribed 👍🏾

[@nanduttt]

Gorgeous! 😮. Wish I could make this blanket but don’t think I have enough time 🙁.

[@sharhondapage2898]

Omg, My and YOU😍 New Favorite

[@Riviere-qq3bn]

Stunning 😍

[@Shmoyce]

Thank you for doing a video on this blanket I had purchased this pattern on Etsy and was stumped but your guide really helped me I appreciate you

[@justvintagecrochet]

Glad it was helpful! and thank you :)

[@gaylescovel7308]

Oh i really like this one❣ Even in an ivory color. My hubby is going to hate my yarn addiction, 😆. I may have to compromise n just use what i do have already! Or..... sneak a skien every couple wks, 😝.

[@leannahvasquez5196]

I have attempted this project! (I’ve restarted three times already lol) but I’m very excited to finish. I’m more of a beginner when it comes to crochet. Love your vintage videos!

[@roxanamcglinchey6613]

I'm a fairly new crocheter too I only started last year. I'm 61 so I have started later in life. But I love this and want to make a table runner.. I'd like to do it in a cotton.. fingers crossed for us both completing this beauty! 😊

[@dds1234ful]

That is a really pretty pattern

[@justvintagecrochet]

I just love it! :)

[@Ebostic711]

Beautiful...thank you!!!

[@YarnyMeadows]

Love this Thank you so much

[@jlivingstone3799]

Beautiful

[@debrajones2729]

It is very beautiful

[@qyet61]

❤❤❤ GORGEOUS 😍😍😍

[@joannemcmillan9201]

OMG! I bought the pattern book with this Afghan back in the 80s. I started making this 4 years ago and finally finished it in December of 2022. It turned out beautifully but working in one color got to be quite boring.

[@claudiagaleazzi3538]

Uau!!! Que lindo 😱😍😍😍!!!! 🇧🇷😘😘

[@qyet61]

I started this beauty with thirty instead of twenty eight flowers. The pattern is very time consuming so I've put it aside, but will definitely be my continuous WIP.........❤

[@liltink8869]

You are not confusing at all. I find you a very good teacher. Thank you so much for giving us your knowledge and time. P.S. Words are hard. It's ok. LOL

[@justvintagecrochet]

LOL , thank you :)

[@KLynn998]

This is absolutely beautiful! I wonder if this would be a good choice for a baby blanket?

[@sdmcdaniel2255]

OMG, the Elegant Daisy Chain blanket!!! I actually have this pattern!!! It's in the Leisure Art's Afghans for all Seasons, 1993! It's one of those patterns I've always wanted to make, but never got around to it. I have so many of their books! I see where you modified the pattern... I was following along with the pattern in my book, and the 4th row calls for the lace stitch, not an sc row. I started thinking 'wait, where's that? I don't see anything about crocheting single crochets in every stitch, I thought it was supposed to be the lace portion!' lol. My pattern also doesn't have the bobbles, although in the picture, it looks like it should! I'm going to have to make this pattern, to see how it looks with the original pattern. I'm just curious :). I like what you did with the pattern, though!

[@roxanamcglinchey6613]

I may have missed you saying what year this pattern is from, can you please let me know Corinna 😊 its so gorgeous! ❤

[@julieselden7932]

Sorry forgot that Monday was a holiday so I just got that stuff in the mail today. I have to rely on others to do things for me so some times it doesn't get done when I want! LOL Any way they said it should be there on Saturday! I hope you like them. Best wishes and blessings to you and your family

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much! Blessings to you and yours as well !

[@lucasmcinnis5045]

I wonder, if I worked this in small crochet thread if it would turn out like lace insertion. I guess I'll try later today!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Oh, 100% it would! :)

[@feliciagrace2941]

Wow oh my god this is such a beautiful pattern. You are a very good teacher giving clear instructions which are easy to follow. You have got a new subscriber😅. Please make vintage wedding gowns

[@justvintagecrochet]

I do have a playlist of a 1935 crochet gown that I and many believe looks like a wedding gown, It's on my channel

[@feliciagrace2941]

Thank you so much I ll have a look on it❤

[@rebeccajohnson5649]

Nice

[@Kelli.Hicks.5]

I'd love to make this a scarf.

[@barbaraengle6551]

This would be very nice in crochet thread too.

[@devils.advocate2354]

Agree

[@littleblackcar]

I feel like a variant of this in a finer yarn/smaller scale would make a nice scarf.

[@boomer1ou]

Hi there Thanks for sharing very beautiful!! Just wondered if the original pattern is available at all? Thank you so much I appreciate your tutorial very much!!💐🙏

[@justvintagecrochet]

yes, there is a link in the description box

[@boomer1ou]

Ok thank you so much for reply will have a look!💐

[@ragabs2394]

I followed your tutorial and completed one column! First of all your tutorial is fine. So no worries needed. Second of all….I love it!❤. I used a yarn that was given to me. The color is a fusia reddish pink and it looks stunning. I just hope I have enough for at least 6 columns 🙏. Thank you for sharing this one. Your take on it is brilliant! It’s time consuming but it’s worth it. Thanks so much.

[@justvintagecrochet]

oh yay! :) , thank you

[@Illuminatelight]

Thank you so much for taking the time to help us all out with this pattern, it’s beautiful. I worked this panel along with you, but my bobbles are more prominent on the wrong side. Is there a trick to get them on the front side? ❤

[@justvintagecrochet]

Manually pop them forward, yiu will see in he video that I too have to do his 👍👍

[@Illuminatelight]

@@justvintagecrochet thank you for your quick response. I really love your videos, I’ve learned so much from you and I’m so grateful ❤️🕊

[@justvintagecrochet]

@@Illuminatelight you’re very welcome ❤️ and thank you!🤗

[@kmiller109]

I would like to do this as a vintage baby blanket. Any suggestions?

[@tarynharding1053]

How long will this blanket take to make? If I start now will it be done for Christmas. I crochet pretty quickly

[@anncummings8505]

It's very beautiful ❤️ I was wondering how many yards of 4 weight yarn would be needed for the blanket?

[@justvintagecrochet]

The blanket will measure 48" by 70" when completed, you will need 3,420 yards ( or 1,480 grams) of 4 weight worsted weight yarn, and you will need to make 12 total strips to make the full blanket

[@anncummings8505]

@@justvintagecrochet Thank you so much! I got this on my list to do now. The only problem is I have to pick a color. I have a bunch of sage green I hope I have enough of. I love all your videos- thank you for all your hard work making these for us!❤️❤️❤️

[@justvintagecrochet]

@@anncummings8505 sage green would be an excellent color choice!! 😍

[@thewitchhut63]

I wanted to see how complicated this pattern was going to be, so I just watched. I want to make this in a slightly thinner yarn than #4 acrylic yarn, but I can't save it to my crochet playlist to go back to later. I thought maybe KZbin had taken away that option, but when I opened another video to be sure, the 3 dots to use the option to save to a playlist is there. Did you chose to not make this one available to save to watch again later on? This pattern is lovely but it looks thick and heavy with the 4 worsted weight acrylic, which would be great in a colder climate than I live in, lol, but here in AZ I wouldn't need something that heavy, lol. Is it heavy or is it just the "sample" you made here that makes it look stiff and heavy? I know, I'm sorry for all the questions. Thank you in advance.

[@justvintagecrochet]

It should be savable, only videos marked " for children" are unsavable, let me check my settings, thanks for letting me know, I will update you in a few moments Update: I just checked the settings and it's as usual, so this has to be something on youtube's end, I'm very sorry for this

[@imanhashmi2374]

my last stitch on the bobble row didn't end with a bobble. Not sure what I dod wrong

[@tico25]

😊😊😊❤❤🎉

[@maryh99]

Very pretty pattern. In the places where you yarn under instead of yarn over, is that because the pattern calls for it?

[@justvintagecrochet]

No, That is just the way I crochet, I have no Idea when I started doing that, I have tried to correct it, but that feels like wearing shoes on the wrong feet lol

[@rosemarycreollo4326]

Hahaha.....if you only knew how long & hard & unsuccessfully I have tried to change to doing yarn under instead of yarn over! Somewhere I heard that doing yarn under creates neater stitches.

[@effieboo9275]

Yarning under on the first part of a stitch makes it use slightly less yarn without making the stich smaller/tighter like if your yarn under for the whole stitch.

[@effieboo9275]

The only time I think yarning under for a whole stitch is sometimes worth it is with amigurumi if you are finding that the stitches are too stretched out.

[@rosemarycreollo4326]

@@effieboo9275 I absolutely love making toys, especially amigurumi! Makes sense that's where I heard that yarning under makes neater stitches!

[@carriematynka4942]

What is the difference between a bobble stitch and a puff stitch?

[@corinamccollough4845]

I made a jacket with this pattern ... I would love to show it to you , I just don't know how 😢

[@justvintagecrochet]

Use the email in the description box :)

[@corinamccollough4845]

@@justvintagecrochet I found it ... I think ... I hope ... 😁

[@app103]

How much yarn does it take to make the full blanket?

[@justvintagecrochet]

The blanket will measure 48" by 70" when completed, you will need 3,420 yards ( or 1,480 grams) of 4 weight worsted weight yarn, and you will need to make 12 total strips to make the full blanket

[@app103]

@@justvintagecrochet Thanks!

[@user-nu1pl4zd5b]

HELLO! I'm from japan.It's a very nice way of knitting. I'm actually knitting now. Can I sell this work? Also, can I put the knitting method and knitting diagram on Instagram?

[@justvintagecrochet]

Hi, you can sell it, that’s ok, but please don’t put the diagram on instagram, thanks so much

[@Middle-Road.Kim.K]

Hi! Quick questions: What was the original publishing date and was the fiber really a 4, or smaller? I want to make something authentically vintage as a wedding pressie for my cousin who's REALLY into vintage everything. When i mail the throw to her, id like to add some fun facts such as when this pattern was 'new'. I also want to make it using fiber comparable to the original. Thank you!! I had a hard time deciding -ALL of your vids are wonderful.... but this one i can have complete in time to get to her pre-ceremony.

[@justvintagecrochet]

All I have found about this pattern is late 80s-early 90s , and yes a 4 weight as we have them today works great 😊

[@Middle-Road.Kim.K]

@@justvintagecrochet Thank you! Breathing a sigh or relief - I have boxes of old 4-weight (some I'm sure as old as this pattern - now i can be *really* authentic). 😄

[@justvintagecrochet]

@@Middle-Road.Kim.K sounds great!!

[@BoomerCrochet]

elegant-daisy-chain by Anne Halliday 1993

[@lucillekelm2763]

That’s Hiddleston

[@marlenewegner4130]

I love the pattern however the background noise/music playing during your directions is very distracting. It’s almost like you’re making the video in a busy public place like a restaurant with people talking while you are talking. Can I turn that off? Thx!

[@hazeluzzell]

I don’t follow the pattern by listening to the instructions so much as by watching what you. are doing…

[@vickidespi2403]

Confusing

[@knittinghands23]

This video has a great deal of echo and feed back. Very distracting for me.😫

[@justvintagecrochet]

I’m sorry to hear that, there is no echo on my end , I’m not sure what that happened

[@mughi195]

🤩💐