I am still working on my In Bloom cushion and video tutorials, and this week I have the video tutorial for part 2 ready for you. In Bloom is a crochet along designed by Johanna Lindahl from Mijo Crochet in collaboration with FavoritGarner. In part 2 we are making a square behind the flower we made last week.

Resources

• Written In Bloom pattern including translations
• In Bloom video tutorials in one YouTube playlist
• Scheepjes Catona yarn

Yarn

The yarn that I’m using is Scheepjes Catona yarn which is a 100% mercerized cotton, sport weight yarn. These are the colors I have selected for my In Bloom, all are Scheepjes Catona 50g balls:

• Color 1 – 1 x 246 : Icy Pink
• Color 2 – 1 x 240 : Amethyst
• Color 3 – 1 x 394 : Shadow Purple
• Color 4 – 4 x 130 : Old Lace
• Color 5 – 1 x 173 : Bluebell
• Color 6 – 1 x 247 : Blue Bird
• Color 7 – 1 x 164 : Light Navy

Scheepjes Catona is available in 109 colors in balls of 10g (NEW!), 25g balls, 50g balls and for limited colors also in 100g balls.

I am following the color order as suggested by Johanna, but to make life easier for you, here is the order of my colors per round:

• Round 10 – 130 : Old Lace
• Round 11 – 130 : Old Lace
• Round 12 – 130 : Old Lace
• Round 13 – 130 : Old Lace
• Round 14 – 130 : Old Lace
• Round 15 – 130 : Old Lace
• Round 16 – 130 : Old Lace
• Round 17 – 130 : Old Lace
• Round 18 – 173 : Bluebell
• Round 19 – 173 : Bluebell
• Round 20 – 247 : Blue Bird
• Round 21 – 247 : Blue Bird
• Round 22 – 164 : Light Navy
• Round 23 – 164 : Light Navy

Scheepjes Catona is available from Wool Warehouse (UK/International), Deramore (UK), Love Crochet (US), Knotty House (CA) or your local Scheepjes Stockist. Thank you for supporting my work by buying your yarn through the links on my blog. ❤

Video Tutorial

In part 2 of In Bloom we are making the square behind the central flower. With this video tutorial I show you step-by-step how to make it. Just an extra note for this part; you need to drop a hook size to 3.0mm for the first rounds of part 2, rounds 10 to 17. Then, when you get to the linen stitch rounds, consider going up a hook size to 3.5mm again to prevent your work from pulling.

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