Dove with olive branch is known as a symbol of peace.

Dove square uses tapestry and overlay crochet technique with a variety of different stitches. They are not intricate or difficult. And the pattern guarantees you will not be border till the very end.

Dove square can be used as a separate decoration for a pillow, or as an afghan square (you can combine squares with and without dove panel for a balanced look).

Please, read more about this design HERE on my blog.

This easy to follow pattern (14 pages) is written for one size (a version for print with no pictures is also included). It contains step by step full written instructions in English using standard crochet abbreviations and US terms (stitch guide is given in the pattern). It also contains lots of pictures explaining all the tricky and difficult places.

Crochet level: Intermediate (front post stitches and tapestry crochet)

Materials:

• Yarn in 2-4 colors.
• Crochet hook 4mm (G) or the size that will give an acceptable gauge.
• Scissors and Tapestry needle to weave the ends in.

Size: The size of the finished square depends on the yarn and hook you use. My square is approx. 52cm (20 ½ in) large.

I will be happy to see pictures of your finished square in my Ravelry group HERE.

I have a permanent SALE in my Ravelry shop. Please, note, this sale WILL NOT COMBINE with other promotions. So if you would like to get a discount as listed below - please, don’t use any coupon codes at the checkout.

You will get 10% off if you buy 3 patterns (you should put 3 patterns to your cart),
You will get 12% off if you buy 4 patterns (you should put 4 patterns to your cart),
you will get one pattern of $3.50 for FREE if you buy 5 patterns (you should put 6 patterns to your cart).

An original LillaBjörnCrochet Design. Copyright 2014-2018. All rights reserved.

This pattern is for personal use only. It cannot be sold, redistributed or edited in any way, translated without permission. You can sell your finished products, but you cannot use my pictures to promote them. And please always credit me as a designer of this pattern. Thank you!