This square is made working in the rounds.

This patter is done with a simple twist left and twist right. If you know how to do the twisted stitches without a cable needle, it’s easy to work and goes a bit faster. If you knit loosely, you may need to either go down a size in the needle or use a thinner yarn.

Instructions for the bullion stitch are included in the pattern notes though there are a few different ways to do the bullion stitch. I have found youtube helpful with the different methods of the bullion, as well as the tutorial here.

This is a simple square that has a few special stitches that are not hard to do but add a bit of flavor to the square

a 6” crochet square perfect to fill in spots on a blanket

a 6” afghan square that you can pray for the person you’re making it for as you crochet. Only one color needed, and only one special stitch needed: the Bullion stitch, directions are included in the pattern for the Bullion

When I was looking at some pictures that a friend of mine had posted the Rocky Mountain Columbine flower jumped out at me. I just knew that I needed to add this to my collection of blocks. The colors were so beautiful and the shape just perfect to bring a little happiness into someones day.

This pattern is named Cattycorner due to the construction of the square starts with a normal square then does a 90 degree turn with the corners in a different position

This is a 6” square that would look pretty in a variety of color schemes. It’s simple enough to make plenty to do a blanket out of. Yardage has not been calculated yet for the pattern. Guage is not really important, rounds can be added to get the size needed