Beautiful Large Floral Afghan Square for Blankets, Bags, Cardigans & More
The Early Blossom Crochet Flower Granny Square Pattern celebrates the beauty of blooming mountain flowers with a modern floral design that combines texture, colour, and timeless crochet techniques. Designed as a large 24 cm (9 inch) granny square, this pattern creates a striking floral motif that looks equally beautiful as a single statement square or repeated throughout an entire blanket.
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About This Pattern
Inspired by the wild flowers that bloom across the mountain tops of my native country, the Early Blossom square features layered petals, textured stitches, and a balanced colour layout that allows every crocheter to create something truly unique. While the sample uses colours inspired by these beautiful blossoms, the pattern is intentionally designed so you can personalise every round using your own favourite colour combinations.
This downloadable PDF crochet pattern includes detailed written instructions, a complete per-round photo tutorial, shorthand instructions, yarn estimates, and a separate floral blanket border pattern. Whether you are creating a cosy afghan, decorative cushion, stylish cardigan, crochet bag, or another creative project, this versatile flower granny square provides the perfect foundation.
The Early Blossom square is also one of the featured floral motifs used in the Flower Pot Granny Square Blanket, making it easy to expand a single square into a stunning heirloom blanket filled with colourful botanical designs.
Why You'll Love This Pattern
- Large modern floral granny square
- Stunning layered flower design
- Beautiful textured stitches
- Easy-to-follow photo tutorial
- Detailed written instructions
- Works with almost any yarn
- Great stash-busting project
- Endless colour possibilities
- Perfect for blankets and garments
- Includes matching floral blanket border
- Part of the Flower Pot Blanket Collection
What Makes Early Blossom Special?
Unlike traditional granny squares that rely on simple clusters, the Early Blossom square combines multiple crochet techniques to create rich texture and realistic layered petals.
The finished flower grows naturally from the centre outward through carefully placed puff stitches, post stitches, shells, and textured petals before transforming into a perfectly square motif ready for joining.
Because the pattern is worked completely in the round, every layer builds upon the previous one, creating a dimensional flower that stands out beautifully in blankets and other larger projects.
The design works equally well in:
- Soft pastel palettes
- Bright spring colours
- Autumn shades
- Monochrome themes
- Vintage floral colourways
- Scrap yarn combinations
Each colour change creates an entirely different look, making every square unique
The Story Behind the Early Blossom Granny Square
Inspired by Nature's First Blooms
The Early Blossom Granny Square was inspired by the wildflowers that brighten the mountain landscapes of my native country as the seasons begin to change. After months of cooler weather, these early blossoms add colour to rocky hillsides, reminding us that every new season brings fresh beginnings.
That same feeling of renewal inspired this floral crochet design. The layered petals, textured stitches, and soft curves were created to capture the beauty of flowers opening one petal at a time. Each round builds naturally from the centre, creating a richly textured flower that gradually transforms into a perfectly square motif.
Although the sample uses colours inspired by these mountain flowers, there are no rules when choosing your own palette. Soft pastels create a delicate springtime look, vibrant shades make every flower pop, while earthy tones bring warmth and a timeless botanical feel. Every colour combination gives the Early Blossom square its own unique personality.
One Square, Endless Crochet Possibilities
One of the best things about the Early Blossom Granny Square is its versatility. Whether you crochet just one square or dozens, this floral motif can become the foundation for countless handmade projects.
Its generous 24 cm (9 inch) size means each square makes noticeable progress, allowing larger projects to grow quickly while beautifully showcasing the intricate flower design.
Perfect for Creating:
- Crochet blankets and afghans
- Lapghans
- Bed throws
- Baby blankets
- Decorative cushions
- Pillow covers
- Crochet tote bags
- Market bags
- Cardigans
- Jackets
- Ponchos
- Table runners
- Table toppers
- Wall hangings
- Placemats
- Seasonal home décor
- Storage baskets
- Floor cushions
- Patchwork projects
- Gift sets
You can also mix the Early Blossom square with other floral granny squares to create colourful sampler blankets filled with unique blooms.
Featured in the Flower Pot Granny Square Blanket
The Early Blossom Granny Square is one of the beautiful floral motifs featured in the **Flower Pot Granny Square Blanket Pattern**.
If you enjoy crocheting this individual square, you can easily expand your project into a full floral blanket by combining it with the other coordinating flower designs included in the collection.
The complete blanket pattern includes multiple flower granny squares that work together to create a colourful botanical afghan inspired by a flourishing flower garden.
Whether you make a single cushion, a few coordinating bags, or the complete blanket, the Early Blossom square fits seamlessly into the entire collection.
Looking for a larger flower granny square blanket project?
Explore the Flower Pot Granny Square Blanket Pattern to discover how this square joins the other floral designs to create a stunning heirloom blanket filled with blooming flowers.
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What You'll Receive
Your downloadable PDF crochet pattern includes everything needed to confidently crochet the Early Blossom granny square from start to finish.
Inside your download you'll receive:
- Complete step-by-step written crochet instructions
- Detailed round-by-round photo tutorial
- Shorthand crochet instructions
- Yarn quantity estimates
- Colour placement shown throughout the photo tutorial
- Stitch abbreviations and glossary
- Helpful crochet notes and techniques
- Standard US crochet terminology
- Separate Floral Blanket Border PDF
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Materials & Tools
| Hook | 3.5 mm Crochet Hook |
|---|---|
| Yarn Weight | Worsted Yarn |
| Fibre Type | Wool Acrylic Blend Yarns |
| Other Tools |
The Early Blossom Crochet Flower Granny Square is designed to be flexible, allowing you to use almost any yarn weight while maintaining the same beautiful floral design. The sample shown throughout the pattern was crocheted using light to medium weight cotton yarn with a 3.5 mm crochet hook, producing a finished square measuring approximately 24 × 24 cm (9 × 9 inches).
Recommended Materials
- Light or medium weight yarn
- 3.5 mm crochet hook
- Yarn needle
- Sharp scissors
- Stitch markers (optional)
- Measuring tape
The cotton yarn used in the sample provides excellent stitch definition, making the textured petals and post stitches stand out beautifully. However, you can substitute your favourite acrylic, cotton blend, bamboo, or wool yarn depending on the project you are making.
Using a lighter yarn and smaller hook will create a smaller finished square, while thicker yarns and larger hooks will produce a larger motif. For blankets, garments, and larger projects, always use the same yarn weight and hook size throughout to ensure all squares remain the same size.
Yarn Requirements
- 1 Square - 165–180 m (180–197 yds)
- 3 Squares - 550–600 m (600–650 yds)
- 24 Squares - 4400–4800 m (4800–5300 yds)
- 10-Round Blanket Border - 800 m (880 yds) |
Sample Pattern Information
- Square Size : 24 cm × 24 cm (9 × 9 inches)
- Hook Size : 3.5 mm
- Yarn Weight : Light / Medium
Colour Inspiration
One of the most enjoyable parts of crocheting flower granny squares is experimenting with colour.
Try creating your own unique version using:
Spring Garden
- Soft pink
- Butter yellow
- Fresh green
- Cream
Summer Meadow
- Bright coral
- Golden yellow
- Turquoise
- White
Autumn Bloom
- Rust
- Burgundy
- Mustard
- Olive green
Winter Elegance
- White
- Silver grey
- Soft blue
- Charcoal
Vintage Cottage
- Dusty rose
- Sage green
- Antique cream
- Warm taupe
Scrap Yarn Rainbow
Use leftover yarn from previous projects to create a colourful blanket where every flower is completely unique.
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Pattern Instructions
Pattern Notes
Crochet Skill Level : Intermediate
The Early Blossom Granny Square is written for intermediate crocheters but is also suitable for adventurous beginners who are comfortable with basic crochet stitches and are ready to expand their skills.
Every round is explained using detailed written instructions and accompanied by a comprehensive photo tutorial, allowing you to follow the pattern one step at a time.
Helpful stitch abbreviations, special stitch explanations, and glossary references are included throughout the pattern, making it easy to learn new techniques as you crochet.
Skills You'll Learn
- Working in the round
- Crocheting into chain spaces
- Joining new yarn colours
- Front post stitches
- Back post stitches
- Puff stitches
- Crochet shells
- Reading crochet abbreviations
- Finishing each round neatly
- Creating textured floral motifs
Project Size Information
Finished Blanket Size
If you decide to crochet the complete Early Blossom Afghan, using all flower squares and the coordinating border, the finished blanket measures approximately:
127 × 195 cm (50 × 77 inches)
This generous size makes it perfect as a lap blanket, sofa throw, or lightweight bed cover.
Construction Overview
The Early Blossom flower square is worked continuously in the round, beginning with a magic ring before gradually building each layer of petals outward.
The design uses carefully placed textured stitches to create depth and dimension before transitioning into a square shape suitable for joining with additional motifs.
Each completed square can be used individually or joined together to create larger crochet projects.
Because every round builds upon the previous one, the floral design naturally develops into a beautifully balanced granny square with striking texture.
Related Crochet Projects
If you enjoy crocheting the Early Blossom Granny Square, you may also like:
- Flower Pot Granny Square Blanket
- African Flower Patchwork Blanket Collection
- Patchwork Blanket Squares
- Floral Granny Square Blanket Patterns
- Crochet Floral Borders
- Small Granny Square Patterns
- Crochet Bag Patterns
- Crochet Jacket Patterns
Resizing Guide
Resizing Your Granny Square
One of the greatest advantages of this design is its versatility.
You can easily change the finished size by adjusting your yarn and hook:
- Lightweight yarn + smaller hook = smaller square
- Medium-weight yarn + 3.5 mm hook = 24 cm (9 inch) square
- Bulky yarn + larger hook = larger square
This makes the pattern suitable for everything from baby blankets and cushions to oversized afghans, garments, and home décor projects.
Written Instructions
Crochet Terminology
This pattern is written using Standard US Crochet Terms.
Common abbreviations include:
- ch - Chain
- sl st - Slip Stitch
- sc - Single Crochet
- hdc - Half Double Crochet
- dc - Double Crochet
- tr -Treble Crochet
- fpdc - Front Post Double Crochet
- fphdc - Front Post Half Double Crochet
- fptr - Front Post Treble Crochet
- BLO - Back Loop Only
- ps - Puff Stitch
- sh - Shell
- rep - Repeat
- rnd - Round
- st - Stitch
- sp - Space
Special stitches are fully explained within the pattern where they are first used
Before beginning your project, keep the following tips in mind:
- The pattern is worked in the round with the right side facing throughout.
- Finish off and join new colours as instructed to achieve the same layered effect shown in the sample.
- Weave in yarn ends as you work to reduce finishing time later.
- Maintain consistent tension for evenly sized squares.
- If making multiple squares, use the same yarn brand, yarn weight, and crochet hook throughout your project.
- Blocking your finished squares before joining will improve alignment and create crisp edges.
- Colour placement is completely customisable, making it easy to create a unique blanket or coordinated collection.
Quick Stitch Guide
All stitch instructions are available in both US Crochet Terminology and UK Crochet Terminology, making it easy to follow along using the terms you are most familiar with.
If you are new to any of the stitches used in this pattern, we recommend reviewing the relevant stitch guide before starting. Each guide includes step-by-step instructions, helpful tips, and stitch terminology conversions where applicable.
Take your time, practice any unfamiliar stitches, and most importantly—enjoy the process of creating your blanket one row at a time.
UK : tr - treble crochet
AFR : lb - Langbeentjie / dubblehekel
1. Yarn over.
2. Insert hook into stitch, pull up a loop (3 loops).
3. Yarn over and pull through first 2 loops (2 remain).
4. Yarn over and pull through last 2 loops.
UK : fptr - front post treble crochet
AFR : vblb / vslb - Voorste Been Langbeentjie / Voor Stam Langbeentjie / voorpaal-dubblehekel
1. Yarn over, insert hook front→back→front around post.
2. Yarn over, pull up loop (3 loops).
3. Yarn over, pull through first 2 loops, yarn over, pull through last 2 loops.
UK : fphtr - Front post half treble crochet
AFR : vbhlb / vshlb - Voorste Halwe Langbeen(tjies) / Voor Stam Halwe Langbeen(tjies)/ voorpaal half-dubble hekel
1. Yarn over, insert hook front→back→front around post.
2. Yarn over, pull up loop (3 loops).
3. Yarn over, pull through all 3 loops.
UK : fpdc - Front post double crochet
AFR : vbkb / vskb - Voorste Kortbeen(tjies) / Voor Stam Kortbeen(tjies) / voorpaal enkelhekel
1. Insert hook front→back→front around the post of stitch below.
2. Yarn over, pull up loop (2 loops).
3. Yarn over, pull through both loops.
UK : fpdtr - front post double treble crochet
AFR : vbdsl / vsdsl - Voorste Been Dubble Slag Steek / Voor Stam Dubble Slag Steek
1. Yarn over twice, insert around post front→back→front.
2. Yarn over, pull up loop (4 loops).
3. Yarn over, pull through 2, yarn over pull through 2, yarn over pull through last 2.
UK : htr - half treble crochet
AFR : hlb - Halwe Langbeentjie / Half Lang Been / half-dubblehekel
1. Yarn over.
2. Insert hook into next stitch and pull up a loop (3 loops).
3. Yarn over and pull through all 3 loops.
UK : puff - puff stitch
AFR : ps - pof steek / pynapple Steek
1. Yarn over, insert hook, pull up loop — repeat specified number of times (e.g., 3–5 pulls) so multiple loops on hook.
2. Yarn over and pull through all loops, ch1 to secure (if pattern asks).
UK : rep from * - repeat from *
AFR : her * - Herhaal van *
1) Find the *.
2) Work the instructions after it.
3) When told, go back to * and repeat the sequence the required number of times.
4) Stop when the pattern says.
UK : dc - double crochet
AFR : kb - kortbeen / kortbeentjies / enkelhekel
1. Insert hook into the next stitch.
2. Yarn over and pull up a loop (2 loops on hook).
3. Yarn over and pull through both loops. → 1 sc complete.
UK : sh - Shell stitch
AFR : skulp - skulp steek
1. Work 3 dc of any (hdc,dc,tr) into same stitch or space.
2. Skip 2–3 sts depending on pattern, repeat.
UK : sl st - slip stitch
AFR : gls - glysteek
1. Insert hook into the stitch or space.
2. Yarn over and pull through the stitch and the loop on your hook (one motion).
3. Used to join rounds or move without height.
UK : sp after - space after
AFR : spa - Spasie Agter
Insert hook in space after marked stitch.
UK : sp before - space before
AFR : spv - Spasie Voor
Insert hook in space before marked stitch.
UK : dtr - double treble crochet
AFR : dsl - dubble slag steek / driedubblehekel
1. Yarn over twice.
2. Insert hook in stitch, pull up loop (4 loops).
3. Yarn over, pull through 2 loops (3 remain).
4. Yarn over, pull through 2 loops (2 remain).
5. Yarn over, pull through last 2 loops.
Pattern Reference
This page is part of a larger crochet pattern and is intended as a companion tutorial or stitch reference. For complete instructions, materials, sizing information, and all pattern sections, please visit the main pattern page.Flower Pot Granny Squares Crochet Blanket Pattern
Create a beautiful handmade heirloom with the Flower Pot Granny Square Blanket Pattern, a colourful crochet blanket design featuring 12 unique granny square patterns inspired by blooming flowers and textured crochet stitches. This patchwork blanket combines traditional granny square techniques with a modern floral style, making it a rewarding project for crocheters who love creating unique blankets one square at a time.
The complete pattern includes detailed written instructions, row-by-row photo tutorials, square layouts, joining instructions, and a decorative border guide to help you create the finished blanket with confidence. Designed using DK yarn and a 3.5 mm crochet hook, the finished blanket measures approximately 170 × 170 cm (67 × 67 inches).
Whether you are looking for your next granny square blanket pattern, a colourful stash-busting project, or a handmade gift to treasure, the Flower Pot Crochet Blanket is a relaxing and creative project that grows stitch by stitch.
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Step by Step
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Why You'll Love Crocheting This Flower Square
Unlike many traditional granny square patterns, the Early Blossom design uses a combination of textured stitches to add depth and dimension without becoming overly complicated.
The pattern includes:
- Layered flower petals
- Front post stitches for raised texture
- Shell stitches for soft curves
- Puff stitches for added dimension
- Clear round-by-round construction
- Detailed photo guidance
- Easy-to-follow written instructions
Each completed round reveals more of the flower, making the project enjoyable from the very first stitch to the finished square.
Helpful Crochet Tips
Getting consistent results becomes much easier with a few simple techniques.
Keep Your Tension Consistent
Maintaining even tension throughout the project helps every square finish at the same size, making joining much easier later.
Weave in Ends as You Go
With multiple colour changes throughout the flower, weaving in yarn tails after each round saves hours of finishing work once all your squares are complete.
Block Before Joining
Blocking helps each flower square relax into shape, creating crisp corners and straighter edges for a polished finished blanket.
Buy Enough Yarn
If you're making a large blanket, purchase enough yarn at the start of your project whenever possible. Dye lots can vary slightly, and using the same dye lot helps maintain consistent colours across your finished blanket.
Make a Practice Square
Before starting a full blanket, crochet one complete square to check your tension, colour choices, and finished measurements. This allows you to make any adjustments before creating multiple motifs.
Ready to Start Crocheting?
Whether you're making a single decorative granny square or planning an entire heirloom blanket, the Early Blossom Crochet Flower Granny Square Pattern offers a relaxing and rewarding project filled with beautiful texture and colour.
With detailed written instructions, a comprehensive photo tutorial, and a bonus floral blanket border included, you'll have everything you need to confidently crochet this stunning floral motif.
Download your pattern today and start creating blankets, cushions, bags, garments, and countless other projects inspired by blooming flowers.
Free large flower granny square pattern
Round 1
Ch3 counts as the first dc st, work 8 x dc3tog, ch2 into magic ring, join with sl into the top of the starting chain stitch, ch1, finish off color. (8 x d3tog, ch2 in magic ring)
Round 2
Join new in any 2 ch-sp, ch3 counts as first dc st, of, *4 dc sts in ch-sp, 1 fphdc around dc3tog, repeat from * around, join into the top of start ch with sl, finish off color. (8 x 4dc sts in ch-sp, 1fphdc around dc3tog in round)
Round 3
Join new color around hdc post, ch1, counts as first * 1 fpsc st, sk2 sts, 5dc-shell into space after skipped dc sts, *1 fpsc st, sk2 sts, 5dc-shell into space after skipped dc st, repeat from * around, join into the top of start ch with sl, finish off color. (8 x 1fpsc, 5dc-shell in round)
Round 4
Join new color, around post of first dc shell st, ch2. Counts as first 1 bphdc st. 1 bphdc st around next 4 dc stitch posts. 1 fpdc, ch2, 1fpdc st around fphdc from round before, * 1 bphdc st around next 5 dc stitch posts. 1 fpdc, ch2, 1fpdc st around fphdc from round before, repeat from * around, join into the top of start ch with sl, finish off color. (8 x 5 bphdc, 1fpdc, ch2, 1 fpdc, in round)
Round 6
Join new color in 2ch-sp. Ch3 counts as first leg of * dc2tog, ch2, dc2tog in same ch-sp, sk2 bphdc sts, dc2tog, ch2, dc2tog in next st,sk2 bphdc sts, repeat from * around, join into the top starting chain stitch with sl, finish off color. (16 x dc2tog, ch2, dc2tog in same space in round)
Round 7
Join new color around hdc post, ch1, counts as first * 1 fpsc st, sk2 sts, 5dc-shell into space after skipped dc sts, *1 fpsc st, sk2 sts, 5dc-shell into space after skipped dc st, repeat from * around, join into the top of start ch with sl, finish off color. (8 x 1fpsc, 5dc-shell in round)
Round 8
Join new color, around post of first dc shell st, ch2. Counts as first 1 bphdc st. 1 bphdc st around next 4 dc stitch posts. 1 fpdc, ch2, 1fpdc st around fphdc from round before, * 1 bphdc st around next 5 dc stitch posts. 1 fpdc, ch2, 1fpdc st around fphdc from round before, repeat from * around, join into the top of start ch with sl, finish off color.
(16 x 5 bphdc, 1fpdc, ch2, 1 fpdc, in round)
Round 9
Join new color, in 3rd bphdc st, ch1, counts as first * 1 sc, in 3rd bphdc st, sk 2 bphdc sts, 6dc-shell into 2ch-sp, sk 2 bphdc sts, repeat from * around, join into the top of start ch with sl, finish off color.
(16 x 1sc, 6dc-shell, in round)
Round 10
Join new color around sc post, ch1, counts as first * 1 fpsc st, 2 dc in first dc st of 6 dc shell, 1 dc in next st, 2 dc in next, 1 dc in next, 2 dc in next, 1 dc in next, repeat from * around, join into the top of start ch with sl, finish off color.
(16 x 1fpsc, 9dc-shell in round)
Round 12
Join new color in around sc st, ch1 counts as first* 1 fpsc st around sc, 1hdc into next 9 sts, repeat from * around, join into the top first sc stitch with sl, finish off color.
(16 x 1fpsc, 9 hdc sts in round)
Round 13
Join new color in BLO of first hdc st of any petal, ch3, counts as first * BLO, 1dc into the next 3 sts, 1 hdc into next 3 sts, 1 dc in next 3 sts, skip over 1 sc st, repeat from * around, join with sl into the starting chain stitch, finish off color.
(16 x 3 dc, 3 hdc, 3 dc, sk sc st in round)
Round 14
Work only in the sts, sk the ch-sp’s.
Ch 4 counts as first * 1tr st, 1 tr in next 5 sts, 1 dc in the next 6 sts, 1 hdc in the next 3 sts, 1 sc in the next 6 sts, 1 hdc in next 3 sts, 1 dc in the next 6 sts, 1 tr in the next 6 sts, ch 2, repeat from * around, join with sl into the starting chain stitch, don't finish off color.
(4 x 6 tr, 6 dc, 3hdc, 6sc, 3hdc, 6dc, 6tr sts )
Round 15
Ch 3 counts as first * 1dc st, 1 dc in next 3 sts, 1 hdc in the next 30 sts, 1 dc in the next 3 dc sts, 2 dc in ch-sp, ch 2, 2dc in ch-sp repeat from * around, join with sl into the starting chain stitch, don't finish off color.
(4 x 3dc sts, 30 hdc, 3dc, 3dc, ch2, 2dc sts )
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Crochet Pattern FAQ
Is this a physical crochet square?
No. This listing is for a digital PDF crochet pattern only. No finished crochet item will be shipped.
Is the pattern written in US or UK crochet terms?
The pattern is written using standard US crochet terminology, with abbreviations, stitch explanations, and helpful notes included.
What skill level is this pattern?
The Early Blossom Granny Square is designed for intermediate crocheters, but confident beginners can also complete it thanks to the detailed written instructions and step-by-step photo tutorial.
How large is the finished granny square?
Using light or medium weight yarn with a 3.5 mm crochet hook, each finished square measures approximately 24 × 24 cm (9 × 9 inches).
Can I use different yarn weights?
Yes. The pattern works with a variety of yarn weights. Keep in mind that changing your yarn and hook size will change the finished dimensions of the square.
Can I make a blanket using this square?
Absolutely! Crochet as many squares as needed to create throws, lap blankets, bed blankets, or other large projects. This square is also featured in the Flower Pot Granny Square Blanket Pattern.
Does the pattern include photographs?
Yes. Every round is supported with detailed photo tutorials to help guide you through the construction of the flower.
Does the pattern include a crochet chart?
The pattern focuses on detailed written instructions and photo tutorials. (Update this section if you later add symbol charts.)
Can I sell finished items made from this pattern?
Yes. You may sell finished handmade items created from this pattern. Please do not copy, redistribute, resell, or share the pattern itself.
Is the border included?
Yes. A matching Floral Blanket Border Pattern is included as a separate PDF file.
Can I make matching projects?
Definitely! The Early Blossom square is perfect for cushions, bags, cardigans, table runners, wall hangings, and many other patchwork projects.
How much yarn will I need?
One square uses approximately 165–180 metres (180–197 yards) of yarn, depending on your tension and colour choices. Larger projects will require additional yarn.
Should I block my squares?
Blocking is highly recommended, especially if you plan to join multiple squares into a blanket. It helps create crisp edges and uniform sizing.
Can I combine this square with other granny square patterns?
Yes. The Early Blossom Granny Square coordinates beautifully with many floral granny square designs and is especially suited to sampler-style blankets
