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Rustic Afghan Square

This crochet afghan square is a captivating blend of basic stitches and vibrant colors, ideal for creating beautiful throw pillows and cozy blankets. Beginning as a 3-loop circle, it evolves into a square with double crochet clusters forming a lovely floral center. A half double crochet round completes the square and the finishing touches are added with single crochet stitches in the 3rd round, creating intricate surface stitches. Just follow the crochet pattern step by step.

Rustic Afghan Square

PHOTOS by 2023 MadameStitch / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on madamestitch.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Rustic Granny Square

Step up your crochet game with the Granny Square pattern!  This beginner-friendly project allows you to create a cozy, non-holey design that will add a touch of rustic coziness to your home. To show off the beauty of this project, it’s highly recommended to use contrasting colors. Embrace the warmth and charm with this step-by-step crochet pattern! It’s really worth a try.

Rustic Granny Square

PHOTOS by Tidzhen Gyuldzhu / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on passionatecrafter.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Cabled Blooms Afghan Square

If you love texture and cables, this Cabled Blooms Afghan Square is right up your alley! Make it in a solid color, or change it up and use several of your favorites. I’m sure that such a square will create a stunning and super cozy blanket that will be perfect for evenings.

Cabled Blooms Afghan Square

PHOTOS by hrdnglynne / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry. Read more about hrdnglynne’s project on Ravelry.

Jacob’s Treasure Afghan Square

Simple yet unusual looking square for a hygge afghan. These squares are quite textured and that adds to the experience, so consider it if you are looking for a cozy accessory. The project is great for practicing decorative elements and takes no time at all to complete. The free crochet square pattern also provides some interesting techniques.

Jacob’s Treasure Afghan Square

PHOTOS by Jessie Rayot / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on jessieathome.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Pennywise Afghan Square

This crocheted square is not what you are used to. The vibrant color palette combines with the intricate design to create a modern granny square for your projects. If you’re looking for a square pattern to make a blanket or pillowcase, this one will do the trick. It may take longer than regular squares, but it’s definitely worth it.

Pennywise Afghan Square

PHOTOS by hrdnglynne / Ravelry.com

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Hera Afghan Square

Whether you want to make a stunning cardigan or a mini purse, consider this crochet square. It looks modern because of the creative approach to the classic granny design. It’s also an interesting project that will teach you how to work with detail. The pattern for this crochet square is easy to follow and you will fall in love with it.

Hera Afghan Square

PHOTOS by Sarahefalconer / Ravelry.com

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Dedham Square

Inspired by the quaint village of Dedham, this crocheted granny square has an intricate design that catches the eye. The pattern is being made as the main square for the CAL challenge, so if you love this vibrant motif, it’s time to join in. A square like this would be great for blankets, pillows and other accessory projects. Visit the website, see the details and add this beautiful pattern to your collection.

Dedham Square

PHOTOS by Jacqui Goulbourn / Ravelry.com

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Mushroom Granny Square

These crocheted squares are not like any other. The mushroom motif of the piece turns any blanket into a stunning cozy item with fall vibes. In fact, they’re easy to make and won’t take much effort. Plus, the squares are good for both blankets and pillows, so you can even make a set. The pattern is free and can be found on the website.

Mushroom Granny Square

PHOTOS by Svetlana Gibadullina / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on vetkaknit.wordpress.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.