Whether your next project is going to be a cozy blanket or an elegant pillow cover, the Anemone Granny Square crochet pattern by Eline Alcocer is a great choice. Inspired by the delicate anemone flower, these multicolored blocks will bring subtle floral charm into your creations. The sample features lovely muted color schemes – I wonder what colors you would use?
Who Can Make the Anemone Granny Square?
This wonderful crochet granny square pattern is a great way to learn how to change colors as well as work stitch clusters. This makes it a challenging project for those with basic experience and a relaxing one for those with intermediate skills.
You will work this flower square using crochet stitches like double crochet, half double crochet, and treble crochet.
How Big Is One Anemone Square?
When crocheted with fingering yarn and a 3 mm hook, your finished square should be 4″ x 4″ (10 x 10 cm). This makes it perfect for creating bigger projects like blankets, bags, or even scarves. You can easily increase the size of the Anemone Granny Squares by using a bigger hook or thicker yarn.
What’s the Best Way to Join Anemone Squares?
If you don’t like all the fuss involved in sewing after completing all the elements, the join-as-you-go method is a great solution for you. However, in this case, you should know exactly how your final project should look and have your color scheme carefully planned. Otherwise, you may have to unravel the joins and connect your squares again.
Another option is to assemble granny squares once all pieces are done. In such a scenario, you can lay them out beforehand to see how they will look together, and then use a whip stitch to join them.
