I love the clean look of a SC stitch, and this “Square Basket Cube Cover” is so pretty! I love the drop over lace, and you can add handles if you want as well. Just lovely!

I have found an easier way to make the base for these lovely Cube Covers, and there is instruction for you to use your own favorite stitches. Maybe you have an afghan that you want your cube cover to match? Well this pattern will show you how to do that! There is a guide to show you how to adjust for different size cubes and charts for the “Drop Over Lace” Option. Also the tutorial on how to attach the cover to your collapsible cube has been expanded.

If you would like to purchase the ebook with the entire collection of items in the “Fancy Square Basket Covers”, please click the link below. Ebook will be on sale for 5.00 thru July 31st Use Code: Lovely Storage

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Everyone has those flimsy cubicles for storage, and sometimes they just don’t look good. So I have a solution. Fancy and Beautiful Crocheted Covers. I love lace and I have added a drop over lace designs that are easy to do with charts, and you will be happy with the consistent results.

These would be great as Easter Baskets, Mother’s Day gifts, Baby or Wedding shower, or for that new graduate!!

I used Red Heart Super Saver Solids

Hook size
8.0 mm (L)
6.5 mm (K)
4.0 mm (G)

Yardage to complete whole set is between 800 yards for MC & 500 yds for CC - (731 - 457 m ?)

There are three options to attach your crocheted cover to the collapsible cube. First is my favorite, hot glue, next is velcro, and last you can sew it in place. There is a great tutorial showing you how to do all three options.

I have been crocheting since my grandmother taught me at a young age, and I am going on my 38th year of marriage! This is my own design. I hope you enjoy!

Please do not redistribute, resell, or recopy, this pattern without the express written permission of this designer, KrissysWonders. As this is in accordance with copyright laws.

You have my permission to sell the finished product at craft shows, and such, but no mass production. You are responsible for the finished product