Festival of Fall Square is a fun, scrap busting project.. This is a 12" square that you can make a pillow cover or afghan with.. Using great Fall colors, the textural stitching really pops! Sew several squares together to create a beautiful afghan!! Or, sew 2 squares together to make a great pillow cover... Easy to make and fun to decorate with!! Of course, you can make these in any color scheme to match your home decor!

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. This month's square is about the Summer! June's square is fun, bright, and perfect for Pride too (make 8 and put together an awesome Warhol inspired bag!). You may sell all finished products made from this pattern; however you may not share, sell, or distribute this pattern in any way, in whole or in part. I would greatly appreciate a link back to my shop or this pattern anytime you sell this item online.

A pretty 12" square that makes an elegant throw by itself and also looks terrific in conjunction with other squares. The diagonal design works up into a beautiful diamond trellis design when joined.

Several years ago I hosted a crochet-along for a stitch sampler blanket and one of the squares was the Blooming Granny Square. In the CAL we did small squares as the learning swatch size. Well, one of my contactors loved the look of the small blooming granny square so she made several, seamed them together then added the same border we used for the stitch sampler blanket to her new blanket and voila! The minute I saw it I knew I needed to purchase the sample and publish it as an option for that very cute square. So, let's say thank you to Jennifer Purtee for her vision and enjoy this fun pattern. If you find you are having trouble with the stitch pattern you can always watch the video for the square I did for the CAL. It is a a step-by-step video tutorial that can be found on the Marly Bird YouTube Channel. By the way, have you subscribed to my YouTube Channel yet?

A raised center makes this floral granny square stand out. This is one of 36 free crochet patterns for 6 (15 cm) squares by 30 different designers included in the Mystery Lapghan Crochet-A-Long. This pattern includes photo tutorials for the special stitches. Skills used Basic crochet stitches: chain, double crochet, single crochet, slip stitch Working in rounds, increasing, joining new colors, working in chain spaces, working in the back loop Special stitches: beg-cl, cdc, cl, FPsc (with written explanation and photo tutorials included in pattern)

Overall it is a lovely pattern and perfect for a beginner who wants to expand their knowledge on more advanced techniques. After around five rows, the pattern is super easy to follow, so it's a great pattern for less experienced crocheters who gain confidence by following a written pattern. A simple but effective pattern that suits all colour schemes. what someone has said about our pattern - Absolutely love the pattern, so easy to read and follow. Creates a lovely effect and I will definitely be using the pattern again as well as recommending to friends, fellow crocheters etc.

This 12” square is full of fun texture. Make it in a solid to emphasize the stitches or change it up with multiple color changes! The radiating center reminds me of a radiating sun, hence the name :) There are so many ways to join these squares, but if you join four squares together you will notice the corners form a new geometric design. This square would look great in a throw or blanket or add a back for a pretty throw pillow.

The tulip square top is a wonderful summer top idea. To summarise, this is a pattern that takes the most basic crochet building block, the square, and makes something absolutely va-va-voom!

This pattern is for a blanket square in your choice of 2 sizes: 9” or 12”. This versatile pattern can also be used as a wall hanging or as a pillow front. Colors are referred to as A, B, and C. Color changes can be made by fastening off or carrying the yarn. For best results, I recommend washing finished square according to yarn package directions and blocking to the appropriate size. For 9” square: after Round 9, piece should measure 6.5” For 12” square: after Round 9, piece should measure 7”