Block Stitch Square Crochet Pattern

Crocheting is a versatile and creative craft that offers a multitude of techniques and stitches for crafting beautiful and functional items. One such stitch that has gained popularity among crocheters is the Block Stitch Square. This stitch not only adds a unique texture and visual appeal to your projects but also allows you to create stunning afghans, blankets, and more.

In this article, we will delve into the world of Block Stitch Square crochet, exploring its characteristics, benefits, and providing step-by-step instructions on how to create it.

Block Stitch Square crochet is known for its elegant simplicity and versatility. This stitch pattern consists of alternating solid squares and openwork squares, creating a textured and visually appealing fabric.

Versatility of Block Stitch Square:

Texture: The alternating solid and openwork squares create a delightful texture that adds depth and dimension to your crochet projects. This texture is perfect for blankets and afghans, as it not only looks beautiful but also provides warmth.

Versatility: Block Stitch Square crochet can be used to make a wide range of items, from blankets and scarves to dishcloths and pillow covers. Its versatility means you can apply it to projects of different sizes and purposes.

Color Play: This stitch pattern allows for creative color play. You can use various colors for the solid and openwork squares, creating stunning patterns and designs within your project.

Quick and Easy: Block Stitch Square crochet is relatively easy to learn, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced crocheters. With just a few basic stitches, you can create intricate-looking designs.

Customization: You can adjust the size of your squares to fit your project’s dimensions. This customization makes it suitable for creating anything from small squares for coasters to large squares for blankets.

Materials You’ll Need:

Yarn of your choice
Crochet hook suitable for your yarn
Scissors
Yarn needle

Pattern:

Round 1: Start by chaining 3. In the first chain, create 2 double crochets. Then, chain 3, make 3 double crochets—repeat this pattern 2 more times. Afterward, chain 3 and slip stitch to join in the top of the initial chain. Fasten off. (12 double crochets, 4 chain-2 spaces)

Round 1

Round 2: Join a new color in the corner chain-2 space. Begin by chaining 4, which counts as a single crochet and a chain-3. In the same space, make 1 single crochet. Chain 3, in the next chain-2 space, create [single crochet, chain 3, single crochet]—repeat this pattern 2 more times. Then, chain 3 and slip stitch to join in the first beginning chain. Fasten off. (8 single crochets, 8 chain-3 spaces)

Round 2

Round 3: To start this round, join a new color in the corner chain-3 space. Chain 2 and, in the same space, create [2 double crochets, chain 2, 3 double crochets]. In the next chain-3 space, make 3 double crochets. In the next corner chain-3 space, create [3 double crochets, chain 2, 3 double crochets]. In the following chain-3 space, make 3 double crochets—repeat this pattern to the end. Join in the top of the initial chain-2 and fasten off. (36 double crochets, 4 chain-2 spaces)

Round 3

Round 4: Begin this round by joining a new color in the corner chain-2 space. Chain 4, which counts as a single crochet and a chain-3. In the same space, make 1 single crochet. Chain 3, and in the space between each set of 3 double crochet stitches, make a single crochet—repeat this pattern to the next corner. In the corner chain-2 space, create [single crochet, chain 3, single crochet]. [Chain 3, single crochet in the space between each set of 3 double crochet stitches] until you reach the next corner—repeat this pattern to the end. Join and fasten off. (16 single crochets, 16 chain-3 spaces)

Round 4

Round 5: Join a new color in the corner chain-3 space. Chain 2 and, in the same space, create [2 double crochets, chain 2, 3 double crochets]. In the next chain-3 space, make 3 double crochets—repeat this pattern to the next corner. In the corner chain-3 space, create [3 double crochets, chain 2, 3 double crochets]. Make 3 double crochets in each chain-3 space until you reach the next corner—repeat this pattern to the end. Join and fasten off. (60 double crochets, 4 chain-2 spaces)

Round 5

Round 6: Repeat Round 4. (24 single crochets, 24 chain-3 spaces)

Round 6

Round 7: Repeat Round 5. (84 double crochets, 4 chain-2 spaces)

Round 7

Block Stitch Square crochet is a versatile and visually appealing stitch pattern that can elevate your crochet projects to new heights. Its texture, versatility, and customization options make it a great choice for both beginners and experienced crocheters. So, grab your yarn and crochet hook, and start experimenting with the Block Stitch Square to create beautiful and unique items that showcase your creativity and skills.

Video Tutorial

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