Squares with flowers in the center are truly beautiful and one in a kind. You can go for all the colors you love and it will still look gorgeous. What's more, this square is a great example of a simple and elegant project, that will work well in many projects, like blankets, throws, pillow cases, etc.
Even if it's not Christmas time yet, it's always good to make some fun projects in advance. Because we all know how crazy time can pass when we're trying to make everything come together at Christmas! In other words, make sure to start making decorations early this year! The finished size of this square is 16in x 16in.
If you love adorable patterns check out this Alice the Apple C2C Blanket, because it looks totally cute! Would you like to make a blanket with Alice, Oliver and Perry the Fruit Friends? If your answer is YES, today you can start with Alice the Apple free pattern. This red, happy fruit is really stunning and will look beautiful in your room!
This beautiful, exotic square is made by Kinga Erdem and I absolutely love this design! You can easily use this square to make a huge bed spread or just a blanket for you or your kiddos. Make the whole blanket with just the cheetah squares, or mix things up with other, you can find them in this post. The finished size of each square is 15” x 15”.
Red and green are really the most festive colors out there, aren't they? I mean, take a look at these adorable granny squares by Raffaella Tassoni on the pictures below! They will make such an amazing decoration if you turn them into a bigger project, like for instance a blanket. The finished size of each square is 5.5″ (14 cm).
This pattern creates an afghan square. Looks amazing, especially if you choose some vivid colours, but it can also looks great in soft pastels. You could experiment if you wish by adding beads to capture even more of a Dream Catcher feel!
This gorgeous, vintage inspired blanket has amazing square motifs, that reminded Carmen Heffernan of Edelweiss flowers. Feel free to use any kind of worsted yarn for it, however aran yarn will do really great. The blankie on the pictures below is made with 20 squares and the finished size is 33 x 42 inches 84cm x 107cm.
Take a look at this lovely granny square by Camilla Baroe! It's worked up in just two parts, which are the inner square and two rounds of ordinary granny stitches around it. You can use it for so many different projects! For instance, feel free to make some blankets, cushions, tops, cowls and sweaters of it.
Don't we all love Christmas baubles? They come in all shaped and designs, so you can turn your home into a winter wonderland with them! I think that incorporating baubles into crochet squares is a marvelous idea that will take your winter blankets to the next level. Make sure to check out these granny squares with baubles, Christmas lights and festive lines by Raffaella Tassoni
