Unique Crochet Square Motif Pattern❗️Runner, Blouse Tutorial
This motif is elegant, airy, and modern, perfect for:
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table runners
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blouses & tunics
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shawls
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blankets
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cushion covers
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decorative napkins
🧶 UNIQUE CROCHET SQUARE MOTIF PATTERN
Full Step-by-Step Tutorial (Beginner Friendly)
US Crochet Terms
🧵 MATERIALS
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Yarn: cotton or cotton-blend (recommended for runner & blouse)
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Hook: 3.0 – 4.0 mm (choose according to yarn)
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Scissors
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Yarn needle
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Stitch markers (optional)
✂️ ABBREVIATIONS (US TERMS)
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ch = chain
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sl st = slip stitch
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sc = single crochet
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hdc = half double crochet
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dc = double crochet
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tr = treble crochet
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sp = space
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st = stitch
📐 MOTIF SIZE
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Square motif
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Final size depends on yarn & hook
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Motifs can be joined to any size project
🪡 STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
🔰 ROUND 1 – CENTER RING
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Make a magic ring
(or ch 4, sl st into first ch). -
Ch 3 (counts as first dc).
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Work 11 dc into the ring.
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Sl st into the top of ch-3.
✔ You now have 12 dc in the center.
🔹 ROUND 2 – OPEN BASE ROUND
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Ch 3.
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Dc in the same stitch.
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Ch 1.
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Sk 1 stitch.
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In next stitch work 2 dc.
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Ch 1.
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Repeat around:
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(2 dc, ch 1, sk 1 st)
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Sl st to join.
✔ Creates even spacing for the pattern.
🔹 ROUND 3 – LACE PETAL ROUND
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Sl st into the ch-1 space.
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Ch 1.
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Into the same space work:
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sc
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hdc
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3 dc
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hdc
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sc
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Sl st into the next ch-1 space.
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Repeat petals all around.
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Sl st to finish.
✔ Soft petal shapes form a floral look 🌼
🔹 ROUND 4 – CONNECTING & SHAPING
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Sl st to the middle dc of any petal.
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Ch 3.
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Dc in same stitch.
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Ch 2.
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Sl st into the center of next petal.
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Ch 2.
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Repeat around.
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Sl st to close.
✔ Adds airy connections between petals.
🔹 ROUND 5 – SQUARE FORMATION
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Sl st into next ch-2 space.
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Ch 3 (counts as dc).
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Dc in same space.
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Ch 1.
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3 dc in next space.
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Ch 1.
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At every corner, work:
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(3 dc, ch 3, 3 dc)
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Continue around evenly.
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Sl st to join.
✔ The motif now becomes square.
🔹 ROUND 6 – DECORATIVE FRAME
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Ch 1.
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Sc in each stitch and space around.
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In corners:
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(sc, ch 2, sc)
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Sl st to finish.
✔ Clean and stable edge for joining.
🔁 JOINING MOTIFS (FOR RUNNER / BLOUSE)
Option 1 – Join As You Go
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Join motifs with sl st while working the final round.
Option 2 – Sewing Method
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Use whipstitch or mattress stitch with yarn needle.
Option 3 – Crochet Join
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Single crochet through back loops only.
✔ For blouses, join loosely for flexibility.
👗 HOW TO USE THIS MOTIF
Table Runner
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Join motifs in a straight line
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Add a border around the full runner
Blouse / Tunic
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Join motifs side-by-side
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Leave armholes open
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Add simple sc edging for neckline
Blanket
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Join motifs in rows
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Finish with a wide lace border
✨ FINISHING STEPS
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Cut yarn.
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Pull through final loop.
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Weave in all ends securely.
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Block motifs lightly to open lace.
💡 BEGINNER TIPS
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Count stitches every round
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Use stitch markers for corners
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Keep tension even
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Always block motifs before joining
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Practice 1 motif before starting big projects
🧠 QUICK MEMORY GUIDE
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Round 1: solid center
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Round 2: spacing round
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Round 3: petal design
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Round 4: airy connections
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Round 5: square shaping
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Round 6: clean edge
🌟 WHY THIS MOTIF IS SPECIAL
✔ Easy for beginners
✔ Light & elegant texture
✔ Perfect for clothing & home decor
✔ Beautiful in solid or gradient yarn
✔ Endless layout possibilities
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