Crochet Flower Square You Will Love

This crochet flower square pattern is an iconic and popular motifs in crochet. It is one in which you can incorporate as many unique styles, colors, and stitches as you can.

HOW TO MAKE A BEAUTIFUL CROCHET FLOWER SQUARE MOTIF?

The best yarn to use for this specific granny square motif is the mercerized cotton yarns and a size 2.7mm or 12in hook. To make the gorgeous colorful circles inside the squares, you must start with a magic ring and continue with single and double crochet techniques. Even just a small tweak in the basic crochet flower square make all the difference to the product.

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Keep reading the article for additional creative granny square crochet ideas! This free video tutorial will show you how to crochet a classic flower granny square motif.

How To Use This Gorgeous Flower Square?

These gorgeous crochet flower square motifs make a classic gift for any celebrated occasion. You follow this same pattern as in the tutorial and make twelve petal flowers in the center of an england square. Or, you can pursue a few of the many creative ideas described below!

For a baby shower occasion or a first birthday celebration, you can make a crochet animal pattern granny square motif, like a monkey or elephant. For the holidays, you can make a granny square pattern that incorporates ornamental designs for christmas.

You can make a tree, or snowflakes, or simply keep this original design. But, change the color of the flower into a bright red to resemble those beautiful holiday poinsettia flowers.

You can even make a crochet flower square motif pattern shawl, scarf, or blanket! Take four of your completed square patterns and stitch them together! This design works out great for lightweight and lacy pattern, as it was inspired by the art of paper cutting craft, originating in Mexico.

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Tutorial and photos of these slippers by: NotikaLand crochet and knitting.