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Build your next project with crochet squares! Make as many as you want and join them however you want. Creating crochet blocks and squares can be great fun and open up a whole new world of possibilities. Let these elements be a starting point for your imagination!Â
Classic granny squares, floral motifs, vintage lacy blocks – you can turn these pieces into something truly beautiful. In this category, you will find the best free crochet square patterns, and afghan block designs, as well as hexagons, pentagons, triangles, and more.
With this pattern you will not only make 9 unique squares. A Circles of the Sun...
Squares are a great way for beginners to get into crochet, and this Poppy Square is...
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Hexagon-based blankets are an attractive alternative to the more traditional squares. These hexagons have an attractive,...
Some are very simple, some are wonderfully intricate, all are universal and timeless. There are patterns...
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This winter blanket is made of Woollys Snowflake Squares. In the pattern, you will find 6...
This is a beautiful mandala pattern with a lot of possibilities how to use in many...
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These beautiful popcorn stitch flower squares joined together will be perfect for a baby blanket or...
My African Valentino can be used as a square for Afghan and blankets or a eye-catching...
Hera Afghan Square Can you think of the finished crochet projects you have seen that have...
This playful and fun pattern will be a great decoration, in particular for ye olde country-style...
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 Are you a crochet beginner looking to move to the next level? Lise’s crochet Afghan Square...
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Use these basic shapes to create your own designs, or follow the instructions closely. In our collection, you will find both individual free patterns for squares and blocks, as well as free patterns for blankets and pillows built with them.
Of course, you can also use the squares or hexagons individually, for example as coasters. If you make a bunch and join them with a string, you can create a lovely handmade bunting. A single crochet square can also be a great starting point for a blanket worked in the round.
Building crochet blankets with crochet squares or afghan blocks makes it very easy to adjust in size. Measure one square and multiply it to achieve the size and shape you want. You can also use our Block and Square Calculator. This type of design is also great for planning out color palettes because you can lay the blocks on the floor and arrange them as you wish.
Crochet afghan blocks, squares, or hexagons can be as simple or as complex as you want. These crochet patterns feature various crochet techniques, such as mosaic crochet, filet crochet, tapestry crochet, and more. You will also find simple designs worked in the round, with basic stitches only. Many of the crochet blocks use crochet flower designs or floral ornaments.
One of the greatest advantages of using crochet blocks is the ability to mix and match different patterns to create unique pieces. You can combine various shapes and sizes or stick to a single motif for a more cohesive look. This versatility allows you to experiment with different textures and colors, making each project a one-of-a-kind creation.
Beyond blankets and pillows, crochet blocks can be used in a myriad of creative ways. Assemble them into a stylish tote bag, a cozy scarf, or even a decorative wall hanging. Smaller blocks can be turned into potholders, placemats, or even wearable items like vests or cardigans. The possibilities are endless!Â
Our collection includes patterns suitable for every season and occasion. You’ll find themed free crochet patterns for holidays, baby showers, weddings, and more, ensuring that you always have the perfect project for any event. Whether you’re a beginner looking for simple squares or an experienced crafter seeking intricate designs, there’s something for everyone. Embrace the versatility and creativity that comes with crocheting squares, hexagons, and triangles, and let your imagination run wild!
