Crochet is more than just stitches - it’s storytelling, connection, and sometimes, resistance. This square is a reflection of the ongoing fight for reproductive justice. It’s a reminder that our bodies belong to us, not the state, not the church, not anyone else.

Because of the nature of interlocking crochet, the front of the square features a uterus, while the back unintentionally forms a skull-like shape - an unexpected but fitting detail.

Pattern Details:

Made using interlocking crochet techniques
Reversible design with a uterus on one side and a skull-like pattern on the back
Includes video links to help with tricky parts

Materials:

Two contrasting yarns of the same (or similar) weight
Crochet hook recommended for your yarn
Scissors and yarn needle
Gauge & Sizing:

Gauge isn’t critical
5mm hook with worsted weight yarn = ~12x12 inches
4mm hook with DK weight yarn = ~8x8 inches

Notes are included for left-handed crocheters.

Square is the same size as my other squares unless otherwise noted