Squares and Blocks
You can make the most out of your granny squares crochet art by making these adorable crocheted sunburst granny square wrist warmers. These hand warmers are the most gorgeous with their smart choice of the colors and the fluffy stitch details. These lovely granny square wrist warmers are going to make pretty gifts too.
Tutorial: creativejewishmom
Sunburst Granny Square
Squares and Blocks
Made in chunky yarn, the results are so cozy and plush, and perfect for so many winter crochet projects. Get started with this granny square pattern, which you've just got to try!
Fluffy Meringue Baby Afghan video tutorial
Squares and Blocks
This eye-catching baby blanket will be a perfect gift for a baby shower. It will make a fluffy and soft cover for any baby. It's perfect for your little one's delicate skin. This Fluffy Meringue Stitch Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern is very easy to follow. It may seem a bit too complex, in fact, if you watch and follow the video tutorial, you'll learn that's much easier than you think. The pattern creates a lovely layering effect and rich texture. It is an invitation to play with colors and yarn which is timeless and inspiring. Get started and wrap your loved one with this fluffy meringue crocheted baby blanket. Happy crocheting.
Sunburst Granny Square
Squares and Blocks
This might be my all time favorite granny square. She's pretty. A little sassy. And 100% put together. My friends: Meet the Sunburst Granny Square. I love a good granny square. And so do a lot of you. They are pretty, easy to learn and pack a visual punch. You can use them in so many ways. An afghan. A bag. Or how about changing up the color scheme to make a cute sunflower? This little beauty inspired a crochet flower bag that we’ll be making soon!
Heart Pixel Art Square
Squares and Blocks
Though a little time consuming, pixel art projects are so fun! I think I like most that it kind of resembles a quilt, but also that it uses my favorite join-as-you method - the Pull Loop Through Method! Makes for an easy join, and no worrying about how to assemble later - can't say I enjoy sewing squares together. BUT! If you do, you could always make the squares separately, and then use the mattress stitch (or your preferred technique) to join them later. WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH THIS SQUARE? It's the perfect size for a 16 throw pillow, use it as an afghan square, and build a blanket, add more squares all around to make a larger blanket, use it as a doily, attach it to a dowel rod, and hang it, use it as the star of the show for a sweater/top, even changing up the weight of yarn used will open doors!
