Calling all wildlife lovers! This C2C square is full of fierce personality. Whether you're making an animal-themed blanket or just want to show off your wild side, it's sure to be a howling hit.
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Granny squares, floral afghan blocks, intricate hexagons, or simple squares? Our free crochet square and block patterns collection has everything you need for your modular projects. These small but powerful building blocks will help you create blankets, pillows, bags, and garments. Mix and match them in countless ways to create unique, eye-catching designs!
The variety among square patterns is so big you won’t ever have to worry about getting bored. You can try out different color schemes and textures within one project and combine them together for a stunning effect. These free crochet square patterns are perfect for all skill levels and styles.
If you like these projects, check out our libraries of Decor patterns, free patterns for Blankets and Afghans, or beautiful ideas for Mandalas and Doilies.
Calling all wildlife lovers! This C2C square is full of fierce personality. Whether you're making an animal-themed blanket or just want to show off your wild side, it's sure to be a howling hit.
Bold, textured, and bursting with color! These crochet blocks turn every stitch into a statement. Perfect for mixing, matching, and showing off your crafting skill!
Learn how to make Rachel's Flower Afghan block. It's a beautiful, airy square ideal for a lovely blanket or standalone decoration.
Discover a beautifully textured crochet hexagon with an intricate flower motif. These pieces are perfect for making blankets, scarves, or pillow covers.
These beautiful mandala squares features colorful centers, bringing vibrant touch to your crochet projects. Perfect for blankets, cushions, or decorative pieces!
Add a floral twist to your crochet projects! This textured afghan block is bursting with detail and perfect for cozy creations.
These little flower hexies are bursting with good vibes! Whether you're making a groovy blanket or a funky bag, they will turn every project into a textural masterpiece.
The crochet flower square is a beautiful crochet pattern perfect for blankets, bags, or any cozy project. It’s textured, elegant, and super satisfying to make!
These crochet squares offer a true burst of vintage flair! Their design combines bold colors and a vibrant center motif, making it perfect for adding a pop of retro charm to any project.
These popular crochet block patterns easily adapt to your favorite colors, sizes, and projects.
Get creative with these small pieces and arrange them however you want! Of course, the most popular way to use them is in blankets and afghans. Why? Individual elements are much more portable and easier to handle. Make sure to use them in pillows and cushions – a smaller project perfect for a quicker deadline. Crochet square bags and totes are a hit during summer, as well as some crochet garments – cardigans, dresses, tops and vests.
That’s not all – scarves and shawls can also be made with crochet blocks, whether you’re going for a lacy look or a cozy winter piece. Lastly, let’s talk about decor, such as table runners and wall hangings – so easy to make with squares. If you’re not into big projects, however, you can always use individual squares as coasters and call it a day!
Let’s answer some frequently asked questions.
The number of squares depends on the size of the squares and the blanket. You can use our crochet block calculator to determine how many blocks you need for your desired size.
Of course, it’s a great idea because mixing different squares adds texture to the project. Just make sure they’re the same size and gauge for a cohesive final piece.
It depends on the project. For blankets, acrylic yarn is popular due to its warmth, durability, and easy care. For wearables or home decor, cotton and blends are also great choices.
A consistent gauge is key, but blocking will also help even out slight variations in size. Check your gauge often, especially if you’re using different stitches or yarns.