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This is the prettiest daisy flower square ever! The colors are so fresh and happy, this combination makes you instantly think of Spring. If you’re working on a square afghan for the first time you may want to try this pattern. Super cute and apparently super easy too! This pattern belongs to Kate of Signed With An Owl and is inspired by the Puritan Bedspread Crochet vintage pattern. You can read on Kate’s blog how she’s changed the vintage pattern to come up with the beautiful daisy flower block.
Thanks to Kate for this article inspiration and images.
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I like this pattern!
Can you please post a direct link? All I get is an ad for publisher’s clearinghouse.
I can’t seem to get the pattern just more links and ads
Beautiful
@[100003666566413:2048:Sydney Richards]
Lovely, but no link to the pattern
Can you knit like this Beck?
Here is the link for the pattern. It is actually a pattern called The Puritan Bedspread. http://web.archive.org/web/20081104114640/http://www.angelfire.com/folk/celtwich/PuritanBS.html
@[1145403581:2048:Connie Chase Klem], please click the words: Puritan Bedspread Crochet in the text. The pattern is always linked in the name of the pattern (in all articles). Easy to recognize: first letter capital in the name and only one line under. Hope it helps.
@[100001255959907:2048:Deb], please click the words: Puritan Bedspread Crochet in the text. The pattern is always linked in the name of the pattern (in all articles). Easy to recognize: first letter capital in the name and only one line under. Hope it helps.
@[1535155284:2048:Stacy], please click the words: Puritan Bedspread Crochet in the text. The pattern is always linked in the name of the pattern (in all articles). Easy to recognize: first letter capital in the name and only one line under. Hope it helps.
Randi a cute doily pattern .
Very nice.
Pretty
Pretty
Beautiful
Cacca ringrazio