Materials Needed:

Suggested Yarn: Scheepjes Stone Washed (DK) or equivalent DK yarn
Yarn Measurements: Approximately 200-300 yards (depending on the size of your blanket)
Gauge: Approx. 18-20 sc per 4 inches (adjust based on yarn used)
Hook Size: 3.5mm (E) hook
Finished Pattern Size: This will vary based on the size of your blanket and how many tulip motifs you wish to create.
Other Tools:
- Darning needle
- Scissors
- Stitch marker (optional)

Start by attaching the yarn to the edge of your blanket. You can do this by slip stitching into any corner or along the side.
Chain 1 (this counts as your first sc).
Work sc evenly across the edge of the blanket, making sure the number of sc stitches is even, so your tulips will be evenly spaced.

Starting the Tulip:
- In the next stitch, chain 3 (this counts as the first dc).
- In the same stitch, work 2 more dc (making a cluster of 3 dc in total).
- Turn your work, ch 2, and work 3 dc in the next space (this creates the petal shape).
- Repeat the same process to form the remaining petals of the tulip.
Creating the Tulip:
- Chain 5 (this will form the stem of your tulip).
- Join with a sl st into the next space on your blanket’s edge.
- Repeat this tulip motif across the edge of your blanket, keeping the tulips evenly spaced.

After completing the tulip trim around the entire blanket, fasten off the yarn and weave in the ends securely using a darning needle.
For the final row, you can add an optional border by working 1 sc in each stitch across the edges, adding a delicate finishing touch to your blanket.

Once you’ve completed the tulip motifs, trim any loose yarn ends and secure them.
If desired, add additional rows of sc or dc stitches along the edge to make the trim fuller or more textured.
Weave in all remaining ends carefully using a darning needle.

Congratulations! You’ve now completed your Tulip Blanket Trim. Enjoy the vibrant and fresh look it adds to your blanket.

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Tulip Blanket Trim Free Pattern