Badger C2C Square

• Designed by: Kinga Erdem

Badgers are such sweet animals! If you like them as much as I do, you can make this amazing square by Kinga Erdem, which you can see on the pictures below! It's a super fun and colorful project, that can be used to teach your kiddos about animals. The finished size of each square is 15 x 15. What's more, you can gift it to your friends kids!

Mouse Granny Square

"Hello friends! this granny square is a continuation to my Zodiac Animals inspired granny square collection. I have previously designed a Puppy/Dog and Chicken, and this time I came up with a Mouse/Rat one. I'm planning on posting patterns for many more animals in the near future, so stay tuned and I'll see you in the next post. Level: Intermediate Materials: Yarn: schachenmayr, catania 100 % cotton (50 g / 125 m), one skein of colors: pearl white, grey and yellow, few meters of black. Black embroidery thread. Crochet hook, size 3 mm/ US D 11."

Sassy Bunny C2C Square

How adorable is this Sassy Bunny Corner to Corner Square? This C2C square is the first in the C2C "Animals" series from, My Hobby is Crochet. You can use them in various ways: you can make a decorative pillow cover or you can join several squares to make blankets or other decorative items. The pattern includes basic instructions for the hdc corner to corner box stitch, Graph for the Sassy Bunny C2C Square and also row by row written instructions for color counts.

Woolly Sheep C2c Square

Who loves sheep and lambs? We surely do! And this Woolly Sheep is one of the cutest out there! This C2C square is the second one in the "Animals" C2C Series from My Hobby is Crochet blog. It has the perfect size to use it as the front panel of a square pillow case. You can also combine it with other animal squares available and make a baby/ child blanket. What would you make with it?

Year Of The Ox Granny Square

Hi everyone! It's an every year contribution I've been doing, to come up with a granny square that has the face of the current year's Chinese zodiac animal. So far I've made the chicken, the dog, the rat, and now the ox. And I've also enjoyed making other animal granny squares, such as the cat and the frog, and have a few in the making (a rabbit and other animals) that I'm going to post in the future. The only hard part for me when designing these granny squares is to show as many face traits as possible, while keeping the square easy to make. I think I've nailed it this time. So enjoy making this cute ox as a granny square unit for a baby blanket perhaps, plus, you can totally change the colors to make it look like a cow. Stay safe and healthy, and happy (belated) Chinese new year!