This pretty square is named after my mom. Her name (Müge) is translated to English as Lilly of the Valley. To make this square, you will need five different colors.It does not only look stunning but is deceivingly easy to work up. Note that you do not have to use the colors I did and if you want a larger square just choose a thicker hook and yarn. Hope you enjoy it and please be sure to let me know if you have questions or problems. Happy crocheting!
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