Crochet flower squares: part 2

Work in progress: Crochet flower squares in various stages
Work in progress: Crochet flower squares in various stages

Following on from my earlier blog I have now completed my crochet flower project. In the end I opted to make a cushion (16 squares were enough to make lol).

The finished crochet flower square cushion
The finished crochet flower square cushion

Using a combination of four colours, plus the cream base colour, I crocheted 16 squares each with their own unique colour combination. I then crocheted the squares together after reading these guidelines on the Attic24 blog, which gives a really neat finish.

The finished crochet flower cushion
Another view of the crochet flower cushion

I wanted to keep the back of the cushion quite plain. I made a chain that was a multiple of two and did a simple tr in the first stitch, dc in the second stitch, and repeated this along each row. I therefore ended each row with a dc and started the next row with a tr and repeated the pattern. This creates a really strong structure and I love the pattern. To make it easy to remove the cushion cover I simply crocheted two pieces and buttoned them together.

The back of the crocheted cushion with two fastening buttons
The back of the crocheted cushion with two fastening buttons

I chose to make mine into a cushion but they are so versatile that you could easily make them into a blanket, bedspread or a bag (to name but a few ideas).

2 Replies to “Crochet flower squares: part 2”

  1. Lovely! So pretty 🙂 I didnt understand how u did the back of the cushion. Did u make in the first stitch a dc the the second stitch a tr? 🙂

    1. Thanks! Yes I crocheted a dc in the first stitch and a tr in the next stitch and repeated this to the end. As I ended my row with a dc I started the next row with a tr.

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