The crocodile crochet stitch with its appealing layered aspect can be successfully used to create different and wonderfully looking crochet squares like today’s featured square. This free crochet pattern for crocodile stitch flower square stands out as unique and it’s a great addition to your crochet square collection. What a beautiful afghan can be made using this outstanding layered pattern in three colors!
Pattern Facts
- Designer
- KatiDCreations
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The finished size is 12 inches squared, but by increasing your beginning chain you could make a huge beautiful blanket!
What You’ll Need
Hook: size a/6.
You’ll also need: a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and scissors.
Shop the supplies: worsted weight yarn · ergonomic crochet hook set · tapestry needles · small craft scissors · locking stitch markers
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Crocodile Stitch Flower Square Free Pattern
This fantastical crocodile stitch square with a finish size of 12 inches squared it is worked using a 6 millimeter hook and with Red Heart’s With Love Yarn.
“The squares worked a little bit differently where you start with this outer row of crocodile stitches and you work your way inward and then you work this top part separately and attach it and then you come back and you work these outer rows for the edging.”
Watch the video below to see how it’s done:
A tutorial to help you as you work the first few rows of the Crocodile Dahlia square found at KatiDCreations.com
Check out the original source for this Crocodile Stitch Flower Square Free Pattern with all the directions and full written patterns at: KatiDCreations.com.
Thanks to Kati for the article inspiration and featured image.
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