Monday, October 21, 2013

solid mini square pattern

patchwork

You will need:
4mm hook (G)
a small amount of yarn

1: make a magic circle, ch2 (counts as dc), 11dc into circle, join to first dc (12dc)
2: ch2, 2dc in each stitch. join to first dc (24dc)
3: ch1, *3sc, hdc, 3dc in one stitch, hdc* repeat to beginning stitch. Join and fasten off. Weave in ends.

You can use this square for any project that requires granny squares, I used this pattern to make my patchwork dog pillow. (tutorial coming!)

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Andi · 605 weeks ago

Love! Thank you for posting this.
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Lindsey · 605 weeks ago

Thank you so much for sharing!!!!
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Christine · 605 weeks ago

Thank you, I'm going to make a dog!
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OhioMan · 601 weeks ago

2: ch2, 2dc in each stitch, dc into sam join from last round. join to first dc Sry what does dc into sam join mean?
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ClayLeigh · 583 weeks ago

These are super cute and the instructions are clear and easy to understand. Cheers!
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RYAlicea · 499 weeks ago

3: ch1, *3sc, hdc, 3dc in one stitch, hdc* repeat to beginning stitch. Join and fasten off. Weave in ends.
Does this mean 3sc, hdc, 3dc in one stitch AND THEN hdc in next?
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ShaeBreann · 490 weeks ago

Hi there,

You've probably figured it out by now, but it means 3 sc in first 3 sts of the round, then 1 hdc in next st, then 3dc in next st, then 1 hdc in next.

I hope this helps!
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Barbara · 382 weeks ago

Thanks for clarification. I read it quite differently
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sam · 499 weeks ago

hello
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Bits · 468 weeks ago

If people are having a hard time with the magic circle, you can chain four and slip stitch to form a circle, chain three, then do 11 double crochets into the circle while crocheting over the tail of the starting yarn. Make sure you have a long enough tail yarn to be crocheted over. This gives enough bulk to create a near solid circle like you would get with the magic circle. Hope that helps anyone having difficulties.
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Lillian Talmage · 348 weeks ago

love this pattern! easy to understand and very pretty too!
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Fish · 335 weeks ago

How many stitches are we supposed to have in the finished square?
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Jean · 319 weeks ago

Really enjoyed making my dog. Brought it to life with eyes, nose,tongue and a dog collar. Love it!!
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Kelley · 288 weeks ago

Can you make a video on the squares? I can’t figure it out
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KATHRYN A BABCOCK · 198 weeks ago

Do you have a finished measurement?
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Sharon · 86 weeks ago

I used a 3.5mm hook and it came out at 2 inches.

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