I’ve brought life and meaning to the traditional granny square with the soothing colours of the pansy and the soft yarn texture of Texas. The design is incredibly repetitive and easy to make so that you can immerse yourself in colours and textures and let your mind wander to your sweet dreams.

When the pansies start showing their pretty little faces it is always a welcome sight. It’s a sign that the cold winter is transforming into spring and bringing with it a spectacular transformation of colour and life.

At this time of year, I always feel that the pansies are whispering to me that there are better times ahead. That it is time to embrace unknown possibilities and dream sweet dreams.

In this block the dark centre of the pansy is framed by slightly lighter petals, and it all sits in a soothing bed of naturally coloured yarn.

I’ve designed this pattern so that it’s incredibly repetitive and easy for you to crochet. You can immerse yourself in the soothing colours and soft yarn textures and dream of the future, of your sweet dreams.

What’s in the pdf pattern?
– written instructions in UK and US terminologies
– crochet chart
– instructions for blocking and washing
– a free Ravelry download code so you can add it to your library
– suggestions on how to adjust the finished size
– full email support
– helpful hints and tips

How big is it?
The Pansy Granny Square block measures 22cm (8.6″) by 22cm (8.6″).

What will I need?
– 1 x 100g ball of Texas in grey
– 1 x 100g ball of Texas in mead
– 1 x 100g ball of Texas in natural
– 8.0mm Addi Swing crochet hook
– tape measure
– darning needle
– scissors
– wool wash
– towel
– blocking mat
– t pins
– felting tool (optional)
– felting mat (optional)

What is full email support?
All of my Homelea Lass® crochet patterns come with full email support. If you get a bit stuck following the pattern or are unsure what to do, then email lynda@homelealass.com with your query and I’ll respond as soon as I can to help you out.

This block is the second Soulful Yarn School block.

With love, Lynda.
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