Hello everyone!🙂
Today i am sharing the Sunset Flower Square motif crochet pattern with you. There is a twelve - petaled crochet flower at the center of this square. These motifs can be worked into many projects like table runners, blankets, shawls, dresses, tops, etc. - the possibilities are endless.
If you would like to learn how to crochet the Sunset Flower Squares as well as how to join them together, follow the written pattern / photo tutorial and video tutorials below.
Hope you enjoy!
Happy crocheting!😊
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Video Tutorials:
Part 1 How Crochet The Square
Part 2 How To Join The Squares
Part 3 How To Crochet The Half Square & Join As You Go
Written Pattern:
Size: The motif measures approximately 11 cm x 11 cm (4.3 inches x 4.3 inches).
Skill Level: Easy to Intermediate.
Materials Used:
Size: The motif measures approximately 11 cm x 11 cm (4.3 inches x 4.3 inches).
Skill Level: Easy to Intermediate.
Materials Used:
- DK weight yarn, size 3 - light. I used Gazzal Knitting Club Organic Baby Cotton 100% cotton yarn in the colorway 425 (pink). 8 grams of yarn needed for this pattern.
- 3mm crochet hook.
- Scissors.
- Yarn needle or Latch hook for weaving in ends. Or, you can use a crochet hook.
st. - stitch
ch - chain
sl st. - slip stitch
sc - single crochet
hdc - half double crochet
dc - double crochet
trc - treble crochet
()* - repeat the instructions between the brackets number of times indicated.
How To Crochet The Square Motif
Start with ch5. Join with a sl st. into first ch to form a ring.
Round 1: ch3 (counts as a dc), ch1,
(1dc, ch1)* repeat 11 times into the ring.
Join with a sl st. on top of the ch3.
Round 2: sl st. into next ch1 space, ch1, 1sc into that same ch1 space,
(ch3, 1sc into next ch1 space)* repeat 11 times around.
Join with ch1 + 1hdc into first sc.
Round 3: ch6, 1dc into 4th ch from hook, 1dc into next 2 ch sts,
(1dc into next ch3 space, ch3 (counts as a dc), 3dc around that 1dc post)* repeat 11 times around.
Join with a sl st. into 3rd ch st.
Round 4: sl st. into next 3 ch sts, ch1, 1sc into same st.,
(ch5, 1sc into 3rd ch st.)* repeat 11 times around.
Join with ch2 + 1dc into first sc.
Round 5: ch1, 1sc into that (ch2 + 1dc) space of the previous round, (6trc, ch5, 6trc) into next ch5 space, 1sc into next ch5 space, ch7,
(1sc into next ch5 space, (6trc, ch5, 6trc) into next ch5 space, 1sc into next ch5 space, ch7)* repeat 3 times around.
Join with a sl st. into first sc.
Ch1, cut off the yarn, fasten off and weave in the ends.
How To Crochet The Half Square Motif
Row 1: ch5, 1dc into first ch,
(ch1, 1dc into that same first ch of ch5)* repeat 5 times.
Row 2: turn, (ch3, 1sc into next ch1 space)* repeat 5 times.
ch1, 1hdc on top of the beginning ch3 of Row 1.
Row 3: turn, ch6, 1dc into 4th ch from hook, 1dc into next 2 ch sts,
(1dc into next ch3 space, ch3 (counts as a dc), 3dc around that 1dc post)* repeat 4 times.
1dc into 2nd ch st. of next ch3, ch3 (counts as a dc), 2dc around that 1dc post, 1dc into the base of the first dc.
Row 4: turn, ch5, skip next 2 dc sts, 1sc into next ch st.,
(ch5, skip next 2 ch sts, skip next 4 dc sts, 1sc into next ch st.)* repeat 5 times.
ch2, skip next 2 ch sts, 1dc into next ch st.
Row 5: turn, ch4 (counts as a trc), ch4, 6trc into that (ch2 + 1dc) space of the previous row, 1sc into next ch5 space, ch7, 1sc into next ch5 space, (6trc, ch5, 6trc) into next ch5 space, 1sc into next ch5 space, ch7, 1sc into next ch5 space, 6trc into next ch5 space, ch4, 1trc into 3rd ch of that ch5 of the previous row.
Ch1, cut off the yarn, fasten off and weave in the ends.
How To Join The Squares (Join As You Go Method)
The square motifs are joined at ch7 and ch5 spaces in the last round.
We are going to join the motifs together while working the last round.
Start with one completed motif.
Crochet the second motif until you finish the Round 4.
Start crocheting the Round 5: ch1, 1sc into (ch2 + 1dc) space of the previous round, 6trc into next ch5 space, ch3,
Drop the loop of the hook, insert hook from front to back into ch5 space of the first motif’s final round. Pick up the loop and pull it through the ch5 space.
Ch2,
6trc into that same ch5 space, 1sc into next ch5 space, ch4,
ch3, 1sc into next ch5 space,
6trc into next ch5 space, ch3,
Drop the loop of the hook, insert hook from front to back into ch5 space of the first motif’s final round. Pick up the loop and pull it through the ch5 space.
ch2, 6trc into that same ch5 space.
Finish the motif you are working on to the end of the round and fasten off.
Shared Corner Join
This join takes place where motifs 1 and 2 are already joined. Follow the previous steps in the same way until you get to the corner join area.
Ch3, drop the loop of the hook, insert hook into corner from front to back where motifs 1 and 2 are joined. Pick up a loop and pull it through.
Ch2, 6trc into ch5 space.
Finish the motif you are working on to the end of the round and fasten off.
Continue following the previous steps in the same way until all motifs are joined together. The corner join of 4th motif takes place where motifs 1, 2 and 3 are already joined.
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This is beautiful! I'm going to give it a try. Thank you for your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I'm glad you like it! 🙂
DeleteHello Kristine,
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to say that I am going to make a shawl using the sunset flower square. I appreciate you including the sunset flower triangle pattern. Makes my life a lot easier. Your work is lovely and your patterns are clear and concise. Great tutorials for us visual learners.
Many thanks!
Thank you so much for the nice comment! So glad you enjoy my patterns! 🥰
ReplyDeleteHello Kristine, Well, I am going to give this beautiful pattern a try!! You have very good site...easy to follow..
ReplyDeleteThank you very much....Sherry Musia. From Oregon
You say the pattern uses 8 grams, surely it cant be 8 grams, it must be 8 balls of whatever grammage the balls are
ReplyDeleteYou will need 8 grams (27 m approx.) of yarn to make one square.
Deletei'll try this..this pattern look great
ReplyDeleteHello! I am going to use your beautiful patter to make a boho top for my daughter and nieces.
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