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Most crochet squares fall in the 4″ to 12″ range, and are used as building blocks for larger projects. However, today, I thought that we’d show something a little different. Here are some patterns for honkin’ big squares that are projects of and in themselves. Not only are they attractive and unique, they will be a lot of fun to make and work on. Please have a look at these unusual but great projects.
Kinship Square Free Crochet Pattern
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Love You Granny Square Free Crochet Pattern
If you want to know crochet… if you want to BE crochet, you simply must know the granny square inside, out and backwards; in all its possible iterations. Here is a simple way to make this oh, so useful crochet building block using 4 simple stitches. It’s extreme flexibility is evidenced by the fact that it can be used in just about any project, from clothing to blankets and anything in between. Simple, fun and useful… what can be better? A link to the free pattern is below photos.
Skills: Easy Designer : Wilma Westenberg
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All in The Family Afghan Free Crochet Pattern
Here is another giant square project for you to contemplate and take on. This is also a beautiful blanket project that consists of a single giant square. This is a rich, luxuriant afghan with intricately delineated bands of varying colors and textures. If you choose to make one of these, it will be the envy of all your crocheting friends. A link to the free pattern is below photos.
Skills: Easy Designer : Jeanne Steinhilber
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The Old Wool Factory Throw
Here is another oversized square with great potential. Altogether, this is a beautiful, traditional blanket that will function well in any subtle decor. Thus, it’s a perfect accent for a pastel-colored bedroom or a bright sunroom.
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Endlessly Elegant
Here is another square-shaped pattern, which is recommended for intermediate crocheters, as the pattern is available only as a diagram.
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