Today’s collection is all about Colorful Afghan Blocks! The ones that stand out, make you stop, catch your eye. These kinds of squares are pieces of art on their own. Explore the world of intricate designs and get inspired! All patterns here are free, so if you are feeling ambitious, make sure to give them a try. Check out these free patterns under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas! Check out the free patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Burst of Color Squares and Magical Crochet Squares.
Nadine Free Crochet Pattern
Oh, isn’t Nadine a true beauty? This combination of colors and shapes is so refreshing! The square is a part of a crochet-along and it’s absolutely wonderful so we recommend checking the details of this exciting event.
Level: intermediate Author: Polly Plum
You will find the pattern here. More info here.
Colorado! Square Free Crochet Pattern
This amazing colorful square was once a part of a fabulous crochet-along. Check out the other elements of it or use the square separately, letting your imagination run free. The abundance of colors and shapes gives you so many possibilities.
Level: advanced Author: Lisa Mauser
You will find the pattern here. More info here and here.
Funky Flower Tile Free Crochet Pattern
This square was inspired by decorative tiles that amaze us in charming old city centers or modern Mediterranean-inspired houses. Take a look at different color combos, the mixture of beige and your favorite deep shade would surely look amazing.
Level: intermediate Author: Marie Hoff
You will find the pattern here. More info here and here.
Quatrefoil Rosette Free Crochet Pattern
Sweet rosette in the middle of this square is a timeless classic and will surely look amazing in any color combination. This cocktail of bright pink, violet, yellow and green is so delicious! Simply vibrating with youthful charm.
Level: intermediate Author: Lisa Mauser
You will find the pattern here. More info here and here.
