Vintage rippling blocks crochet pattern
Leaping Stripes And Blocks Squared
"The Leaping Stripes and Blocks Squared is my latest twist on this fun stitch pattern! Before, I shared how to make this stitch pattern in rows and in the round. Now, you can add granny or motif style to the list as well! Make a 12” square as shown here or go as big as you like with this free crochet pattern on Moogly! Getting to 12 inches was challenge enough, but I wanted to be sure to create a stitch pattern that could keep on growing to make a full-sized blanket! It took a lot of trial and error, but I did finally find a 4-row repeat that should let you make this blanket large as desired. As long as you end on the same row as I did, you can go right to the border provided. And then add a fancy edging if desired!"
Cabin on the Beach Afghan Square
"This easy crochet afghan pattern pays homage to the traditional Log Cabin quilt squares with a beachy crochet version! You can make this pattern into afghan blocks for a fun pieced afghan, or simply continue on for a fun continuous blanket pattern. This makes an excellent crochet stash buster- as you'll use just about 100 yards of each color for the 12" crochet afghan square blocks. Make it into a true scrap blanket, or use the colors of your choice for a cohesive look."
Vintage Granny Eye Crochet Square Pattern
Create stunning crochet squares with the Vintage Granny Eye Crochet Square Pattern! This pattern is perfect for beginners and experienced crocheters alike, offering limitless creative possibilities. With its adaptable design and compatibility with other Granny Square patterns, you can create unique and beautiful projects. The pattern comes with full video links and clear written instructions that are easy to follow, even for amateurs. Plus, the reviews rave about the well-written instructions and the joy of learning new techniques.
Cotton Neat Motif Free Crochet Pattern
This pretty and neat block is a masterpiece all by itself, but wait until you see it after joining with other squares. The structure of the edges creates an additional pattern between adjoining blocks, which produces an item of great complexity solely due to the joining. The link to the free pattern is under the photo
