55 Colorful Fun Crochet Squares Patterns (2024)

Colorful Crochet Squares and something I really love because you can make a lot of things out of them! It’s perfect for making an afghan or as a decoration – whatever you want! Moreover, it’s really easy to make. You will learn once, and you can make them over and over again. You just can make as many beautiful Colorful Squares as you want and then combine them into something beautiful, isn’t that great?

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1. Frida Granny Square

• Designed by essiebirdies

The crochet Frida granny square is a beautiful piece to style your regular garments and accessories. Try to make it with a free granny square pattern and let your fantasy run wild. Just imagine a market bag with such detail or a crochet vest with a Frida pocket, or you can sew it on the back pocket of your jeans. All of them will get special vibes and a unique, stylish look.

Photo is @essiebirdies / Instagram.com

Find the original free pattern on essiebirdies.wordpress.com, or read more about it on Instagram.

2. Strange Signs

• Designed by BebaBlanket

Here is a cool project for advanced beginners and more experienced crocheters — make these gorgeous crochet afghan squares with voluminous details. Putting them together, you’ll get various designs for blankets, pillows, and other big projects. And they look nice both — in monochrome and multicolors.

Photo is BebaBlanket / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry, or read more about this particular design on Ravelry.

3. Yuletide Lights

• Designed by Jacqui Goulbourn

The red is holly berries, yellow is candle lights, and green is the Christmas tree — this free crochet square pattern is about a festive mood inspired by Christmas. It will look good as a part of your Christmas gifts, but you can always try it in other colors.

Photo is Jacqui Goulbourn/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

4. Ndebele Tile 3

• Designed by Yvonne van Zijl

What a fantastic look these tile-inspired crochet squares create! It resembles Moroccan mosaics or something like that. This is a free pattern. It builds with five granny squares and the Pull Loop Through method to connect the parts. And there are even more designs below to create unique looks. Happy crocheting!

Photo is whatamymade / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry. Read more about whatamymade’s project on Ravelry.

5. Isaz Afghan Block

• Designed by Heather C Gibbs (KCACO.UK)

This is an afghan block inspired by Vikings and winter, so that it will be perfect for your warm and cozy blankets for a cold season. It works better with three colors. You can follow up with the color scheme the author offers in her free crochet square pattern or mix your own to create something new. Enjoy!

Photo is Heather C Gibbs/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on keepcalmandcrochetonuk.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

6. Ndebele Tile 2

• Designed by Yvonne van Zijl

Do you see how many creative ideas this free crochet square pattern gives you? You can place them in diamonds or cells, fold them diagonally or place them next to each other. Every time you’ll get a new result! It’s amazing! Look at cute handbags you can make of these squares. Superb!

Photo is Yvonne van Zijl / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

7. Piggy Granny Square

• Designed by Wiam’s Crafts

The cute piggy for your baby blankets is here! Just imagine how interesting it will be to play with its ears and press the piglet with tiny fingers. This is a free animal granny square pattern, and it’s not hard to make. You’ll crochet a simple round in a square, then details — ears, nose, eyes — and sew them on. Happy crocheting!

Photo is Wiam’s Crafts / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on wiamscrafts.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

8. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

• Designed by essiebirdies

In honor of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and to remember one of the most respected Lady in the world essiebirdies designed this free granny square crochet pattern. You can make it to show your respect and love.

Photo is essiebirdies / essiebirdies.wordpress.com

Find the original free pattern on essiebirdies.wordpress.com.

9. Elwen Granny Square

• Designed by K.A.M.E. Crochet

When you want to demonstrate your love, make something with your own hands, endowing the gift with your warmth. You can use this free granny square crochet pattern with a heart inside and create such a beautiful Valentine. The pattern has a full photo tutorial, so you can easily afford this project.

Photo is K.A.M.E. Crochet/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on kamecrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

10. Gratitude Granny Square

• Designed by The Loopy Stitch

Here is a beautiful afghan square with a lightweight lacy structure. It will be perfect for summer blankets and table runners. You can also use this free granny square crochet pattern to make a lovely swimsuit cover-up. What will you choose?

Photo is The Loopy Stitch/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on theloopystitch.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

11. Farewell Afghan Square

• Designed by Lorene Haythorn Eppolite – Cre8tion Crochet

Look at the texture of this afghan square! It’s a great granny square crochet pattern to learn some new crochet techniques. When you have them a lot, you can assemble a lovely baby blanket for summer and present it as a gift.

Photo is Lorene Haythorn Eppolite – Cre8tion Crochet/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on mooglyblog.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

12. Windmills of my Mind Square

• Designed by Atty van Norel

Windmills of my Mind is an unusual design of a standard granny square. It is perfect for dynamic projects – accent pillows, blankets, or a grocery bag. The approximate square size is 12 x 12 cm. Do you like it? Find the free crochet pattern with step-by-step photos on the author’s website. The link is below.

Photo is Atty van Norel/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on atty-s.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

13. Watermelon Granny Square

• Designed by Raffaella Tassoni

Juice watermelons for your summer shopper bag, baby blanket, or cute pillow — what do you think about this sweety design? This free watermelon crochet pattern is a cute variation of a classic granny square. A great idea for summer projects!

Photo is Raffaella Tassoni/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on raffamusadesigns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

14. Hobbii Granny Square Basic

• Designed by Irene Rasch

Here is a free basic granny square crochet pattern you can use in various projects. You can make a blanket, top, bag, cardigan or sweater with it. Different color combinations change the overall view completely. This one looks a little hippie, don’t you think?

Photo is Irene Rasch / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on hobbii.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

15. Diamond Square

• Designed by Christine Blue

Look at this lovely and relatively simple free crochet square pattern by Christine Blue. Such geometry looks nice in afghans and rugs. You can implement it in a shopper bag or an oversized cardigan. And still, you can make it one and use it as a potholder, for example — there are many variants of this crochet diamond square!

Photo is Christine Blue/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on spottedhorsedesignco.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

• Designed by Julie Yeager

I love afghan blocks with flowers in the center, because they look so cool! This particular block is by Julie Yeager and is a 12” square. The best part is, you can use it to make so many different projects! For instance, blanket, pillow cases, wraps, coasters and so on.

Photo is Julie Yeager / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onjulieyeagerdesigns.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

17. Canasta square

• Designed by Anna Nilsson

These beautiful squares are classic afghan blocks, that look absolutely amazing and can be used for many projects. Anna Wilson created these with a little flower in the center and in the corners, which looks just lovely!

Photo is Anna Nilsson / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on annavirkpanna.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

• Designed by Mariola Malinowska

This amazing blanket by Mariola Malinowska is made with several different squares, which are super universal. In other words, feel free to make a bunch of different projects out of these. And of course feel free to change the edging!

Photo is Mariola Malinowska/ Ravelry.com

Find original free patternonRavelry.

19. Nadine

• Designed by Polly Plum

This amazing Nadine square is a classic 12” square, that can be used for countless projects. For instance, you can make a coaster, a pillow case, or of course a lovely throw of it. What’s more, it works up fast and looks incredible!

Photo is SaturatedLifeCro / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern oneverytrickonthehook.com, or read more about itonRavelry. This particular version is onRavelry.

20. Cheers!

• Designed by Polly Plum

I absolutely love all about this 12” square. The design and the colors remind me of the movie “Frozen”. And the combination of cold blue shades with a splash of orange is just on point! In other words, make sure to try this one.

Photo is yarnorgy / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern oneverytrickonthehook.com, or read more about itonRavelry. This particular version is onRavelry.

21. Cheers

• Designed by Polly Plum

This amazing square is inspired by traditional Turkish designs. It is an amazing square, that will bring some colors and fun into your home decor. What’s more, you can change the colors and it will still look great!

Photo is yarnorgy / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern oneverytrickonthehook.com, or read more about itonRavelry. This particular version is onRavelry.

22. Ariane

• Designed by Diana Krenz

The more colors, the better, right? It’s surely true in this case. This square is the celebration of all the colors of the rainbow. It looks really inviting and fun, doesn’t it? The design and the texture is beautiful, so if you’re more into neutrals, feel free to make this square in more subtle colors.

Photo is by marianapaula / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onRavelry.com, This particular version is onRavelry.

23. Hera Afghan Square

• Designed by Diana Krenz

Squares with flowers in the center are truly beautiful and one in a kind. You can go for all the colors you love and it will still look gorgeous. What’s more, this square is a great example of a simple and elegant project, that will work well in many projects, like blankets, throws, pillow cases, etc.

Photo is by hrdnglynne / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onRavelry.com, This particular version is onRavelry.

24. Maybellene Square

• Designed by everytrickonthehook

What a lovely floral design! Named afterChuck Berry song,Maybellene Square is a real pleasure to the eye. It features some sructural elements and beautiful petal-like motif with a lovely simple border. Take a look at instructions and give it a go!

Photo is byeverytrickonthehook / Ravelry.com

Find original pattern oneverytrickonthehook.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

25. Lady of the Lake 12″ Square

• Designed by Lisa Mauser

Any blanket or afghan you crochet will look like a flower-filled meadow! Lady of the Lake 12″ Square is a lovely floral design, that will allow you to create beautiful blanket, table runner, or just anything you want. Choose your favoutive colours and start today!

Photo is by Lisa Mauser / Ravelry.com

Find original pattern onRavelry.

26. Dream Catcher

• Designed byKaren Smith

This pattern creates an afghan square. Looks amazing, especially if you choose some vivid colours, but it can also looks great in soft pastels. You could experiment if you wish by adding beads to capture even more of a Dream Catcher feel!

Photo is by Karen Smith / Ravelry.com

Find original pattern onRavelry.

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27. Eira

• Designed by HooksBooksNMe Designs

I associate this stunning pattern with the spring morning when the dew is visible on the flowers in intense colours. When I look at Eira I see exactly these moist flowers in the meadow It’s perfect idea for enthusiastic beginners

Photo is by HooksBooksNMe Designs / Ravelry.com

Find original pattern onRavelry.

28. Forget Me Not Square

• Designed by Lisa Hooper

Imagine a blanket made of such lovely Forget Me Not Square, wouldn’t that look lovely? Of course, a blanket is not the only way. You can do whatever you want! If you have a room that needs brightening up, Forget Me Not Square is certainly what you’re looking for.

Photo is by Lisa Hooper / Ravelry.com

Find original pattern onRavelry.

29. Christmas Crochet Squares

Merry Elf Square

• Designed by Joanita Theron

Christmas is coming, so now is the best time to make some amazing gifts in advance for your family and friends. I really think that handmade gifts are the best, because they are made with love, so you cherish them forever. This adorable merry elf square is made by Joanita Theron and will be a sweet base for a blanket, or a pillow base.

Photo is Joanita Theron / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern oncreativecrochetworkshop.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

• Designed by Raffaella Tassoni

Don’t we all love Christmas baubles? They come in all shaped and designs, so you can turn your home into a winter wonderland with them! I think that incorporating baubles into crochet squares is a marvelous idea that will take your winter blankets to the next level. Make sure to check out these granny squares with baubles, Christmas lights and festive lines by Raffaella Tassoni

Photo is Raffaella Tassoni/ Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onraffamusadesigns.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

31. Peppermint Granny Square

• Designed by Raffaella Tassoni

Red and green are really the most festive colors out there, aren’t they? I mean, take a look at these adorable granny squares by Raffaella Tassoni on the pictures below! They will make such an amazing decoration if you turn them into a bigger project, like for instance a blanket. The finished size of each square is5.5″ (14 cm).

Photo is Raffaella Tassoni/ Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onraffamusadesigns.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

• Designed by Camilla Baroe

Take a look at this lovely granny square by Camilla Baroe! It’s worked up in just two parts, which are the inner square and two rounds of ordinary granny stitches around it. You can use it for so many different projects! For instance, feel free to make some blankets, cushions, tops, cowls and sweaters of it.

Photo is Camilla Baroe/ Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onRavelry.

33. Granny square star

• Designed by tipsytessie

How incredibly beautiful are these afghan blocks by Julie Yeager? I mean, the colors and the shape is just so festive. It’s a wonderful inspiration for a blanket, coaster or pillow case. Such squares work up really fast! You can find similar pattern under the pictures below.

Photo is by tipsytessie / Instagram.com

Find similar free pattern oncynthiabanessa.com, The top photo is hereand the bottom photo is here

• Designed by Carmen Heffernan

This gorgeous, vintage inspired blanket has amazing square motifs, that reminded Carmen Heffernan ofEdelweiss flowers. Feel free to use any kind of worsted yarn for it, however aran yarn will do really great. The blankie on the pictures below is made with 20 squares and the finished size is33 x 42 inches 84cm x 107cm.

Photo is Carmen Heffernan/ Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onanniedesigncrochet.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

35. Santa Claus Granny Square

• Designed by Raffaella Tassoni

If you don’t feel the magical Christmas vibe, make sure to crochet this incredible Santa square by Raffaella Tassoni! The finished size of this square is 5.5″ (14 cm). It’s absolutely the perfect base for many projects, like blankets, pillow cases and table runners. Adorable!

Photo is Raffaella Tassoni/ Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onraffamusadesigns.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

• Designed by Raffaella Tassoni

Take a look at these adorable Elf granny squares by Raffaella Tassoni on the pictures below! The finished size of each square is 5.5″ (14 cm), so they are perfect base for projects like for instance blankets, pillow cases and so on. Make sure to check this project out, because it’s just cuteness overload!

Photo is Raffaella Tassoni/ Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onraffamusadesigns.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

37. Merry Tree Square

• Designed by Amber Bliss Calderón

I absolutely love minimalistic Christmas decor, so when I saw this incredible project by Amber Bliss Calderón on the pictures below,, I knew that I have to give it a try! What’s more, these squares use only one skein of yarn and create the most beautiful texture!

Photo is Amber Bliss Calderón / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onamberblissthis.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

• Designed by Raffaella Tassoni

This lovely granny square on the pictures below was made by Raffaella Tassoni and it’s the ultimate Christmas project! You can easily make it last minute and gift it to your family and friends. The best part is, that you can make a bunch of different projects with this square. For instance, you can create blankets, pillow cases, bed capes and so on. Each square is 5.5″ (14 cm).

Photo is Raffaella Tassoni / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onraffamusadesigns.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

39. Coffee Mug Granny Square

• Designed by Raffaella Tassoni

Snuggling under your favorite blankie with a book or watching favorite TV show while sipping hot cocoa or coffee is the recipe for ideal winter evening, right? Take a look at the pictures below, because this adorable coffee mug square by Raffaella Tassoni is the ultimate Christmas project! Each square is 5.5″ (14 cm).

Photo is Raffaella Tassoni / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onraffamusadesigns.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

• Designed by Raffaella Tassoni

Winter and Christmas are all about coziness and magic, so it’s the best time to make all kinds of blankies, pillow cases and festive designs like this one on the pictures below. It was made by Raffaella Tassoni and it’s absolutely gorgeous! Each square is 5.5″ (14 cm).

Photo is Raffaella Tassoni / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onraffamusadesigns.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

41. Novelty Squares

• Designed by Julie Black Designs

These adorable crochet squares in the pictures below are oing to be absolutely perfect for creating a sweet and super soft baby blanket! What’s more, you can make these squares to any size and use them for pocket on little jackets. Also feel free to add a super lovely border!

Photo is Julie Black Designs / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onRavelry.

• Designed by Caitie Moore (Thoresby Cottage)

This sweet crochet square in the pictures below looks so yummy, you might want to watch out not to eat it! The motif of a cupcake with sprinkles is absolutely adorable and you will love how it turns out into a bigger project, like for instance a blanket, or a cushion.

Photo is Caitie Moore (Thoresby Cottage) / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onthoresbycottage.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

43. Ocean Blues Spiral Coasters

• Designed by HappyBerry

Don’t feel dizzy looking at these amazing spiral coasters in the pictures below! I know I did a little! Their design is so mesmerising and creative, that they will be the perfect addition to your coffee table or to your bedroom, for your side tables. Do you like these? Let me know!

Photo is NiceLoki / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern onhappyberry.co.uk, or read more about itonRavelry. This particular version is onRavelry.

• Designed by Stepsteps Crafts

These crochet granny squares in the pictures below are the perfect proof that granny squares doesn’t have to be boring at all! On the contrary, they look so cool and modern! You can make these in different sizes and they will surely lighten up your home decor!

Photo is Stepsteps Crafts / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on youtube.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

45. More V’s Please

• Designed by Melinda Miller

This beautiful, textured crochet square in the pictures below was made by hrdnglynne and it’s such a pretty piece, that you will absolutely love! It will really take your home decor to the next level and make your living room look so unique! The finished square is 12”.

Photo is hrdnglynne / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on Ravelry. This particular version is onRavelry.

46. Crown Jewels – 12″ square

• Designed by Melinda Miller

Crochet squares are an infinite source of inspirations, like for instance this beautiful crochet square in the pictures below, made by SFabbri. It has the prettiest texture and will look fantastic as a part of a bigger project, like a blanket or a cushion.

Photo is SFabbri / Ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on Ravelry. This particular version is onRavelry.

• Designed by Atty van Norel

How cute is this swirly little crochet heart in the pictures below? It’s made by Atty van Norel and it’s such a fantastic little piece, that you can join and create a blanket, scarf, bag, cushion or even a coater! Each square is approximately 12×12 cm.

PHOTOS by Atty van Norel / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on atty-s.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

48. Sol square

• Designed by Karin Åshammar/Virklust

How cute is this crochet square in the pictures below? It’s created by Karin Åshammar/Virklust and its name “Sol” means “sun” in Swedish! I’m in love with this pattern and I’m absolutely sure it will look amazing in many different color combinations!

PHOTOS by FruVesa / ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on virklust.com, or read more about itonRavelry. This particular version is onRavelry.

• Designed by Polly Plum

This pretty, flowery square in the pictures below was made by Polly Plum and it’s such a cute piece, that you will simply love making! Feel free to make various different projects using it, each square should be approximately 10″ in DK and 12” in Aran.

PHOTOS by Polly Plum / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on everytrickonthehook.com, or read more about itonRavelry.

50. Solid Granny Square with Heart

• Designed by Punto Art Design

What is the difference between solid and classic granny squares? The solid one has no gaps and has open corners. It looks so stylish and fresh! Learn how to make a solid granny square with different types of hearts following crochet diagrams. Enjoy!

Photo by@puntoartdesign / Instagram.com

Find the original free diagram on puntoartdesign.com.

51. Solstice Granny Square

• Designed by Erangi Udeshika

The combination of classic granny stitches with V-stitch gave this square a lot of dynamics! I believe it will look perfect in many projects. I see it in market bags, pouches, crop tops, and crochet vests. Learn how to make it with the free crochet square pattern, and share your designs.

Photo by Erangi Udeshika / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on crochetforyoublog.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

52. Shapeshifter Square

• Designed by Pia Thadani

It starts as a triangle, works as a circle, and ends as a square. This crochet shapeshifter square has a perfect texture, yet it’s super fun to crochet! Perfect for tote bags, pillows, blankets, and more! Get the pattern for free and start crocheting right away!

Photo by Pia Thadani/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on stitchesnscraps.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

53. Courtyard Square

• Designed by Heather J Anderson

Here is another crochet-along project that is both easy and interesting! For this project, you will be using a special crochet basketweave stitch, so pay attention! Also, this design is universal, and you can make almost anything with it. Get the pattern for free and start your new project.

Photo by Heather J Anderson/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on theunraveledmitten.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

54. Lemon Granny Square

• Designed by Raffaella Tassoni

A simple yet interesting piece that will be a great addition to your collection of crochet squares. As usual, you can use it to make almost anything: crochet blankets and pillows, crochet jackets, bags and so on. And just look at those little leaves! The pattern is easy to follow and completely free.

Photo by Raffaella Tassoni/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on raffamusadesigns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

55. Lovely Sunflower Granny Square

• Designed by Ly Ngo

The design of this crochet square is very eye-catching. Just like a flower in bloom, it has a lot of bright colors that will give you a good opportunity to use your leftover yarn. The project is interesting because it uses a combination of double and triple crochet. Turn it into coasters, tote bags and many other stunning pieces! Click on the link to download the free pattern.

Photo by Ly Ngo/ Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.