- Designed by Lisa Mauser
Any blanket or afghan you crochet will look like a flower-filled meadow!Lady of the Lake 12″ Square is a lovely floral design, that will allow you to create beautiful blanket, table runner, or just anything you want.Choose your favoutive colours and start today!
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Granny Square Table Runner
This easy granny table runner pattern is perfect for beginners. It looks great on any table. The simple stitches are easy to follow, and with just a little bit of practice you'll have this project finished in no time. This design is as beautiful as it is simple. Basic Crochet Stitches Once you have mastered the chain stitch and double crochet stitch, you are ready to expand your skills and make this rectangle tablecloth. This pattern works up quickly because of the double crochet stitch and the easy repeating pattern.
Merry-Go-Round Hexagon Free Crochet Pattern
Merry-Go-Round Hexagon is a lovely floral design. It will allow you to create for instance a beautiful blanket, table runner, or just anything you want. This hexagon looks intricate but is not that hard to make. It looks great in soft pastels. However don't hesitate to bring a pop of colour on petals or center. Do you like it? Let me know!
Queen of the Meadow
However, squares also have their place among flower afghan block ideas. Here is one that will certainly be a great addition to any project, or indeed it's main structural block.
Desert Rose 12" Afghan Square
The Desert Rose 12" afghan square pattern is a stunning crochet design filled with texture and flowery details. The colors add much of the interest to this thick, warm block, so mix them up to match your living room or bedroom! Besides its original purpose, this afghan square pattern can be used to crochet a cushion, accent pillow, bag, or wall hanging. The design has a bit of a succulent flower feel and could go well with a Boho style bedroom or living room. You could even use the center part of the flower and leaves inside a hoop to create a nature-inspired dream catcher. "
Flower Burst
This pattern was inspired by my Large Flat Flower Motif. Ever since I created it, I've wanted to make a square using it as the center. This seemed like the time. I love the colors and the final look. It would be great for a blanket as a square you repeat, or as part of a sampler blanket. You could even make a table runner with a string of them. Enjoy this easy and pretty floral square!
