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Stunning Afghan Blocks collection is an invitation to find your creativity and try out new things. You can join such squares to create an afghan or a big bedspread. You can leave them separate and use as placemats on the table. You can even use them as a center of the poncho or a bag, and work your way around to make it bigger and bigger. It all depends on your creativity and crocheting skills. I recommend these designs to those of you, who are fluent in basic crochet techniques. Some of them use many different stitches at once, and these combinations may be quite difficult for someone who is just starting out. If you want to hone your skills, on the other hand, it’s a perfect opportunity to grow! Choose your favourite colours and start today! Links to free patterns are under the pictures.
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Aubrieta Bloom Afghan Square
This garden-inspired square is quite easy to make. Use colors that evoke spring for a fresh accent in your home.
Go to the pattern: Aubrieta Bloom Afghan Square
Sydney Afghan Square
This lacy square is a true chameleon. Depending on the colors you choose, it will change its character!
Go to the pattern: Sydney Afghan Square
Ngaru Moana
Structural bobbles and post stitches make this square look the best in thicker yarn.
Go to the pattern: Ngaru Moana
Aurora Afghan Square
This lovely square has interesting circular center and rays coming out of it. It will look great in a bedspread!
Go to the pattern: Aurora Afghan Square
Metamorphosis Square
Metamorphosis Square will change depending on the color combination you choose.
Go to the pattern: Metamorphosis Square
Midnight Walk Square
If you are looking for a lacy, airy square to make a traditional throw or afghan, you should definitely consider the midnight walk square. This is a very classic lace-like square with a “suspended” center section and a denser edge to hold its shape. The edge can be combined with other squares to make the larger surface project. While you can make these in any color you like, we think that the delicate purples chosen by the authors are absolutely beautiful.
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