Every crafter needs free crochet patterns for squares! Extraordinary Squares are going to serve as a base for your extraordinary crochet projects so don’t hesitate to add them to your library today. We are sure you will keep coming back to them in your future work. Are you already imagining all the magical afghans and lovely blankets you will make? Start right away! Check out the free patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Burst of Color Squares and Magical Crochet Squares.
My African Valentino Crochet Pattern
Isn’t this cocktail of pastel violets, pinks, and blues absolutely delightful? The hints of peachy orange and washed-out green only make it more delicious. Not to mention the blooming flower in the center! The pure essence of spring.
Level: intermediate Author: Jen Tyler
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry. This pattern is no longer free.
Hope Still 12″ Square Free Crochet Pattern
This amazing 12-inch block looks great on its own and can be a beautiful decoration, but if you want to undertake a bigger project, transform it into a stunning afghan! Hope Still is structural with a lovely floral center and looks really nice both in bold colors and in sweet pastels. It’s a project for intermediate crocheters.
Level: intermediate Author: Lisa Mauser
The original pattern and the photos are on This Little Hook of Mine. More info on Ravelry.
Glad Tidings Afghan Square Free Crochet Pattern
We are so glad to have found this pattern just released by Melinda Miller! We can never have enough decorative squares with fantastic textures, that’s for sure. This one is a classic that will work perfectly for many occasions.
Level: intermediate Author: Melinda Miller
The original pattern and the photos are on MoCrochet. More info on Ravelry.
“Maya” Granny Square Free Crochet Pattern
Isn’t Maya such a lovely little square? We adore floral motifs but this is obviously not a surprise for you. This crochet pattern by Ursula Regulski certainly is, on the other hand! Will you use the same combination of cool colors? Let us know!
Level: intermediate Author: Ursula Regulski
The original pattern and the photos are on Adobe. More info on Ravelry.
