Stunning Texture-Rich Afghan Square With Checkerboard Look

[Free Pattern] Stunning Texture-Rich Afghan Square With Checkerboard Look

This easy level pattern creates a stunning texture with a classic checkerboard look in a whole new way. Don’t Fence Me In by Polly Plum can be crocheted with any yarn and appropriately sized hook in order to get a different size square. This clever pattern with a subtle design is fun to make, and the texture really jumps up at you.

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What You’ll Need

Yarn: This one calls for worsted weight (size 4) yarn.

Hook: 5.5mm.

You’ll also need: a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and scissors.

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Texture-Rich Afghan Square With Checkerboard Look

Finished Size: 9 inch square (with Aran or Worsted Weight yarn)

Hook size: 5.5mm/I

Yarn: Worsted Weight (Or any yarn of your choice with an appropriately sized hook)

[Free Pattern] Stunning Texture-Rich Afghan Square With Checkerboard Look

Check out the original source for this  Stunning Texture-Rich Afghan Square With Checkerboard Look pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Every Trick on the Hook

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