Flower square crochet pattern

Bring some blooming beauty to your crochet projects with this cheerful flower square crochet pattern! Whether you love bright, bold colors or soft, pastel shades, this pattern is the perfect way to add a touch of nature’s charm to blankets, pillows, bags, and more.

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Flower square crochet pattern information

Here’s a quick overview of the materials, sizing, gauge, and pattern notes before you begin.

Materials needed

• Crochet hook:  H-8 5 mm hook size
• Yarn: worsted weight yarn in white, purple, and yellow
• Copy of the flower graph
• Yarn needle for weaving the yarn tails in

Skill level

Easy. This easy crochet pattern uses only basic crochet stitches.

Finished measurements

4″ wide by 4.5″ tall (10 cm by 11 cm)

Crochet terms

• sc = single crochet
• ch/chs = chain/chains
• st/sts = stitch/stitches
• sl st = slip stitch

Pattern notes

• Make color changes indicated by the graph or the written instructions.
• Each square on the graph represents a single crochet stitch.
• Read the graph from right to left ← on odd-numbered rows and left to right → on even-numbered rows.
• ← you are working on the “right side” on odd-numbered rows.
• → you are working on the “wrong” side” on even-numbered rows.
• Carry the unused yarn color.

Color changes

• To change colors, work the last yarn over of a stitch with the new color. This sets up your yarn for the next stitch in the new color.
• Carry unused colors across the row by laying them over the stitches you’re working into, so you can pick them up as needed. This is known as tapestry crochet!

Flower square crochet pattern instructions

Make the flower square following the graph or the written instructions.

• With white yarn, chain 21, then single crochet into the 2nd ch from the hook and in each remaining chain. 
• You have made row 1 and should have 20 single crochet stitches.

Graph

Download the flower square graph.

Written instructions

← Row 1: white x 20 
→ Row 2: white x 10, purple x 4, white x 6 
← Row 3: white x 5, purple x 6, white x 2, purple x 3, white x 4 
→ Row 4: white x 3, purple x 5, white x 1, purple x 6, white x 5 
← Row 5: white x 5, purple x 12, white x 3 
→ Row 6: white x 3, purple x 12, white x 5 
← Row 7: white x 2, purple x 15, white x 3 
→ Row 8: white x 4, purple x 15, white x 1 
← Row 9: white x 1, purple x 8, yellow x 2, purple x 6, white x 3 
→ Row 10: white x 1, purple x 7, yellow x 4, purple x 7, white x 1 
← Row 11: white x 1, purple x 7, yellow x 4, purple x 7, white x 1 
→ Row 12: white x 1, purple x 8, yellow x 2, purple x 7, white x 2 
← Row 13: white x 3, purple x 16, white x 1 
→ Row 14: white x 1, purple x 17, white x 2 
← Row 15: white x 2, purple x 16, white x 2 
→ Row 16: white x 5, purple x 13, white x 2 
← Row 17: white x 2, purple x 6, white x 1, purple x 6, white x 5 
→ Row 18: white x 5, purple x 6, white x 2, purple x 4, white x 3 
← Row 19: white x 10, purple x 4, white x 6 
→ Row 20: white x 20