There is very little that's square about this unique square! It's made in 4 separate, half-circle pieces that are then joined with an edging and sewn together in the middle. It looks complicated, but the actual crochet is very easy. This square is shown here in 3 colors, but can be made all in 1 color, or in as many as 5 or even 6.
The Woodland Tree Granny Square is a part of the Woodland afghan Series. The Woodland afghan is comprised of 10 different Woodland themed granny squares joined with solid granny squares. The Woodland Tree Granny Square makes a great addition to the afghan, or it can be used alone for a Tree themed blanket or anything you'd like to create with it. On the website, you will be able to find all 10 Woodland themed granny squares.
I am sure I am not the first one to design a Flag Granny Square, But this is how I designed mine. Ok, Back to the Flag Granny Square Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach Skill: Easy Materials: Hook - H yarn - Worsted Weight ( 4) 1 oz of each - Royal Blue, White, Red and golden Rod I used Red heart Super Saver yarn I had on hand. Needle for weaving in ends Stitches: Chain (ch) Slip Stitch (sl st) Double Crochet (dc)
A beautiful 8" x 8" afghan block with photo tutorial.
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!
12 months, 12 squares, and lots of fun tapestry designs. The 2018 Tapestry Square Afghan Project is going to be a fun way to try out the technique and make a fun blanket by December. The first square is the classic snowflake design. With just 2 colors, you can get used to slowly and carefully changing colors and getting your tension consistent in the first square. Hopefully you're as excited as I am about this project.
The inspiration for this square was the beautiful repeating petals of the Dahlia flower. This square may be used by itself or in conjunction with other squares or stitches to make throws, bags, table runners, pillows and more. It is worked in worsted weight yarn and is a generous 12" so that projects work up quickly. The center and flower portion are based on the popular African flower look and then it is surrounded with lacy stitching for interest!
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?
Meet Lolo, the little Chimp! Isn’t it super cute? Look at those sweet eyes! This is the 2nd. C2C square of the Wildlife Graphghan CAL from My Hobby is Crochet. We can't wait to see all the cute animals featured in this awesome blanket coming to (yarn) life! The pattern for Chimp Lolo C2C Square includes written row by row instructions for color counts follow with color pixel graph. Don't be afraid of color changes! You will learn all you need to know with the help of the video tutorials included on the CAL page!
