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Floral Square motifs are a great way to crochet building blocks for larger projects. They work equally well as blankets, afghans, or even as part of smaller projects like cushions or clothing. Below, you will find one of the most beautiful patterns for flower blocks.
Green Tea Block Free Crochet Pattern
The Green Tea Block stands out with its rich texture and vivid colors. This pattern can be used to make a decorative cushion cover, a wall hanging or a centerpiece for a blanket or a tote bag. The finished size is 19 1/2″ x 19 1/2 ” (50 cm x 50 cm) after blocking. A link to free patterns is under the photos.
Skills: Easy Designer: Jen Tyler
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Guinevere 12 Square Free Crochet Pattern
The Guinevere square is a floral crochet building block, with a floral center that is reminiscent of mandalas and mandala squares. It’s an easy project, despite the fact that it looks intricate and very fancy. This is one of these patterns that gives you a lot of room to play with in terms of colors and color combinations. A link to free patterns is under the photos.
Skills: Easy Designer: Lisa Mauser
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Imagine Afghan Block Free Crochet Pattern
Here is another afghan block by Polly Plum. The rich texture gives it a 3D apearance. The sky’s the limit in terms of color choice, and like the above square, this one’s also 12′ inches on a side. Why not work with your color choices and combine the two? A link to the free pattern is at the end of the post.
Skills: Intermediate Designer: Polly Plum
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Lady’s Rose Afghan Free Crochet Pattern
The Lady’s Rose afghan has lovely rosettes standing out from the centers of the squares and a border delineating one square from the next. These are small squares of about 4″, giving the afghan a tiled look that is very fetching. In particular, the version with the reversed edge of light and dark is quite attractive.
Skills: Easy Designer: Melinda Miller
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Rebekah’s Flower Afghan Free Crochet Pattern
Rebekah’s Flower Afghan is a different take on this theme, making use of a larger square with a highly varied surface and extensive use of voids. The end effect is evocative of traditional ceiling rondelles that would adorn the ceilings of manor homes.
Skills: Easy Designer: Aimee Cunningham
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