Lotus Patchwork Blanket Pattern by Susan's Family

Crochet patchwork blanket with floral squares in blue, yellow, pink and red and a blue scalloped border, displayed on a wooden stand

Project introduction

Colorful crochet patchwork blanket with blue, yellow and red floral squares and a blue scalloped border, draped over a wooden chair

Close-up of a colorful patchwork crochet blanket with red, pink, blue and yellow floral motifs draped over a lap, held by a person holding pale flowers

Hands holding a colorful patchwork crochet blanket with floral square motifs in blue, red, orange and green and a dark blue scalloped border

Close view of a colorful crochet patchwork blanket with floral motifs in blue, red, orange, green and white, draped over furniture

This article is a pattern overview, not a full tutorial, so it introduces the Lotus Patchwork Blanket by Susan’s family and explains how to reach the complete instructions. The design is listed on Ravelry as a blanket in the throw category, which gives a helpful sense of its intended use before you begin. For full details, start with the Original designer’s pattern and instructions.

Susan’s family presents this as a patchwork blanket supported by a chart and video guidance. This overview gathers only facts confirmed on the listing, including the yarn line named for the sample, the paid pattern format, and where supporting help can be found. It is meant to help you decide whether the project fits your plans before you purchase the pattern or begin stitching anything.

Lotus Patchwork Blanket

A colorful crochet patchwork blanket with octagonal and floral motifs in pink, red, yellow and blue, draped over a surface with a small potted succulent behind it

Close up of a crochet patchwork blanket edge with cream joined hexagonal motifs with raised floral centers in lavender, dusty pink, sage green and blue on a beige fabric background

Crochet blanket with large floral motifs in rust, mustard, sage and pale blue draped over a tan armchair, with cream fringe

The listing states that the pattern is available for $5.00 USD, with a PDF offered through the designer’s pattern website alongside the Ravelry download option. No free version is stated in the source material, so the paid listing is the route to the written instructions. Once you have the pattern, follow the designer directly for stitch counts, layout guidance, construction order, and finishing steps.

Use this concise checklist for the supplies and formats actually named in the source. No hook size, stitch marker, needle, or total yarn quantity was listed, and yarn amount guidance is directed to the designer’s website through the original listing, so check there before buying yarn.

Pattern: Lotus Patchwork Blanket by Susan’s family, paid PDF, $5.00 USD
Yarn named for the sample: Susan’s Family Morandi 8#
Yarn details as listed: Bulky, 100% Wool, 82 yards / 50 grams
Formats and help noted: chart, captioned video, and video tutorial
Yarn amount: follow the designer’s website guidance linked from the listing

Video help is a central part of this release, and the listing points to crocheting guidance in two parts. Part 1 is available at https://youtu.be/adBySiruBgM. The designer notes that the guidance walks through completing the project step by step, with attention to color and stitching techniques, and directs viewers to the Susan’s family YouTube channel for the companion material.

Morandi 8# is the yarn line tied to the sample, summarized as Bulky and 100% Wool, with 82 yards / 50 grams per unit as listed. That yarn summary also notes a rating of 4.8 from 4 votes, with 31 projects and 38 stashes recorded. The blanket listing itself showed 2 projects and a place in 24 queues when the source was captured.

As an overview, this page does not reproduce row by row directions, joining sequences, or measurements that were not stated in the source listing. Treat the purchased pattern as your working document and the chart and videos as support while you build the throw. If an instruction feels unclear, return to the original pattern and designer guidance rather than guessing at a correction or a new total.

If you enjoy this style, the listing also names other Susan’s family blanket designs, including Ruyi Lotus Blanket, Vernal Patchwork Blanket, and Casablanca Patchwork Blanket. Those titles appear here only as neighboring work by the same designer from the source page, useful if you are planning a second patchwork blanket or comparing themes within the same collection.

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