Gorgeous Floral Block For Blankets To Treasure Forever And Ever!

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Make a beautiful blanket for sweet baby or child using this beautiful floral block free crochet pattern that will be treasured forever. Macey Ann by Pam Knighton-Haener also works well for the center square of a larger blanket. The written pattern is detailed and easy to follow with pictures to help each round and includes both mini and large size squares.

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Macey Ann Floral Block Free Crochet Pattern

Difficulty: Intermediate Hook: 4.5 mm or any hook you prefer, as gauge is not important Crochet Terms: US Terminology throughout Yarn: I Love This Cotton #4 (Medium-Worsted Weight), 100% cotton Mini Square 50 -60 yards Large Square 125 – 175 yards Colors used: The colors used in the rounds of the pattern are for the square shown above. Photos used for stitch placement instructions, are to help identify the stitch. Mini Square – A = Buttercup; B = Rosy II; C = Sage; D = Royalty; E = Ivory; F = Antique Cream Large Square – A = Buttercup; B = Royalty; C = Mulberry; D = Deep Teal; E = Olive; F = Ivory
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Check out the Floral Block Free Crochet Pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: A Yarn of Serendipity. Thanks to Pam Knighton-Haener for the article inspiration and featured image. Don’t forget to follow us on our social media sites for more fun! Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Instagram, and Pinterest. Thanks!
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