Lauren Rose Square

This stunning flower-in-a-square crochet pattern by Pam Knighton-Haener is a definite must-have in your blanket, afghan, and throw-making toolbox. The richly patterned surface and subtle interplay between the textures and colors make this a very decorative and showy piece. Check out the downloadable instructions and start stitching it today!

Tools and Materials You’ll Need

For this crochet square pattern, you can use any medium-weight yarn you want. The designer chose Hobby Lobby I Love This Cotton! and a matching hook (4.5 mm).

To make this beautiful flower design truly stand out, make sure to use four colors. The sample seen in the photos was made with 7 different shades. Moreover, Pam Knighton-Haener offers two extra color schemes for you to try out.

Level of Difficulty and Techniques Used

Working up this square pattern will not be a problem for intermediate crocheters. It uses a wide range of stitches along with their variations to produce a stunning textural effect.

You will start with a double magic ring and then build up the rose center motif with every next round using tall and post stitches.

Ideas for Using Lauren Rose Square

This crochet flower square will be perfect for blankets, throws, and afghans. Its rose blossom charm will add a delicate spring touch to any project. Since it can be made into any size, it may even do well as a crochet doily or coaster!

FAQ

How many squares do I need for a full-size blanket?

It depends on the final square size and type of blanket you want to make. To find out the exact number of squares for your project, use our Square & Block Blanket Calculator. The Lauren Rose Square pattern is available in two sizes: small (6-3/4” x 6-3/4”) and large (11″ x 11″).

Can I join these squares with any method?

There are several methods for joining squares that can be used depending on your preference, experience, or project type. Check out our guide on How to Join Crochet Squares [Best Ways to Join Granny Squares] to learn more about joining techniques.