And here is the Sunburst Square posted on Instagram byNautiKrall by Mallory.This pattern can became even more intriguing, by adding multiple internal circles. Although the square will be somewhat bigger, you greatly increase the possibilities of color variation (which are huge in this square to begin with).
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NautiKrall by Mallory’s project on Instagram
Sunburst Granny Square Blanket Free Pattern
This beautiful blanket is based on the pattern called Sunburst Granny Square by Priscilla Hewitt. Finished squares are6 across, with a variation of 7 included. The eye-catching floral motif makes it a perfect pattern for a summer blanket. Below you will find links to the granny square pattern and a detailed blanket tutorial.
Sunburst Square Crochet Blanket Free Pattern
To follow on with even more sunburst, have a look at these squares conjoined into a blanket. Since the borders are strongly stitched on all four sides of each square, the blanket is very robust and solid. However, the contrast means that the sunbursts are still super visible and form the central visual theme.
Southwest Sunburst C2C Afghan Pattern
Southwest inspired crochet afghan patterns are a lovely way to add gorgeous designs to your home. These stylish blankets are both functional and chic. Made out of Lion Brand yarn, this corner-to-corner afghan pattern comes with a free graph for the sunburst pattern as well as written instructions, making it easy to crochet for just about anybody. The light grey base gives it a truly subdued tone while letting the central design shine through. The Southwest Sunburst C2C Afghan Pattern is an easy pattern that uses medium weight yarn.
Beautiful Shells Blanket
Instead of making one big square blanket, you can add more colours by replicating the pattern and making small squares. It will give you an elegant and colourful blanket with an almost flourish-looking motif. Helpful tips on how to make and join squares are linked below the photos. You will also find info about the edging used.
Ellie Baby Blanket
Combining Tunisian crochet, big/squishy baby yarn, and a simple single crochet border creates a fun and easy baby blanket that looks complicated but isn’t. Mixing a couple Tunisian stitches gives you a basket weave design in the center, reminiscent of knitting, and allows for a dense and cozy finished piece. The multiple is included in the pattern if you'd like to go bigger and make a very cozy lapghan or quilt. You may sell all finished products made from this pattern; however you may not share, sell, or distribute this pattern in any way, in whole or in part. I would greatly appreciate a link back to my shop or this pattern anytime you sell this item online.
