Crochet Flower Squares

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Little square tiles are very popular in the world of crochet, and I know exactly why – they are so versatile and fun to make! Little pieces can be joined together or used separately, as coasters, for example. It’s easy to enclose any design in the square shape, and one of the most loved is flowers. This lovely theme can be interpreted in drastically different ways, depending on what you want to accomplish. Three dimensional pieces are very dramatic, while simple and flat ones appear to be more graphic. The shape of the flower can either be hidden or emphasized by the colors used, and they are equally, or even more important than the stitches. Crochet Flower Squares can be used to create stunning afghans, table runners, bags and even toys, so find one you like the most and start crocheting! Links to free patterns are under the pictures.

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Crochet Flower Squares

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Jeanette Square Free Crochet Pattern

Jeanette Square Free Crochet Pattern

Delicate star-like flower suspended in a lacy border looks very appealing – so fresh! It will go well with solid squares of the same size.

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Go to the pattern:

Jeanette Square

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Easy Flower Square Free Crochet Pattern

Easy Flower Square Free Crochet Pattern

Three-dimensional petals of the flower make it pop from the background. Simple granny around is easy to pull off and looks nice.

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Easy Flower Square

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Flower Power Afghan Free Crochet Pattern

Flower Power Afghan Free Crochet Pattern

This afghan is a true statement piece! Black contrasting with vibrant juicy colors make the flowers look fantastic.

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Flower Power Afghan

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Fleur Afghan Block Free Crochet Pattern

Fleur Afghan Block Free Crochet Pattern

Why not go for simple design? This motif may look simplistic, but in fact it plays very well when multiplied in different colors.

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Fleur Afghan Block

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Happy Flower Block Free Crochet Pattern

Happy Flower Block Free Crochet Pattern

Flowers doesn’t have to be obvious – here you can feel the rhythm of petals emerging from this simple granny design.

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Happy Flower Block

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Maybelle Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

Maybelle Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

This lovely blanket reminds me of vintage designs, because it’s soft and very feminine.

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Maybelle Blanket

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The Whisper of Joy Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

The Whisper of Joy Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

Fun way to incorporate rainbow to your design is to use it against simple white background. Popcorn stitch gives these flowers nice volume, too!

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Go to the pattern:

The Whisper of Joy Blanket

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Rachel Block for Afghans Free Crochet Pattern

Rachel Block for Afghans Free Crochet Pattern

This stunning piece plays with graphic lines and classic flower design. Use it as a centerpiece or make many and join them together.

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Go to the pattern:

Rachel Block for Afghans

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Little Popcorn – Daisy Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

Little Crochet Popcorn - Daisy Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

Delicate puffy daisies are perfect for baby blankets. Use different colors of background to make them look exactly as you’d like.

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Go to the pattern:

Little Popcorn – Daisy Blanket

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Bloom Afghan Free Crochet Pattern

Bloom Afghan Free Crochet Pattern

Color combination of this afghan is just lovely – rich centers of the flowers are slowly melting into cream background.

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Go to the pattern:

Bloom Afghan

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2 Comments

  1. Mary I Hansen says:

    Why do you show a picture of an afghan yet don’t offer the pattern?

    1. A link to each pattern is underneath its picture. It is usually the name of the pattern written in blue.

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