This beautiful netted square works up quickly and is super easy! Measuring 4.5 inches and taking me about 10 minutes per square to make, its now my favorite square to work up. What will you make with this beautiful stash bustin' crochet square? What should I make?
Also check out the other crochet squares in the Stash Bustin' series!
Dream Catcher Square Crochet Pattern
Crochet Supplies
I used 4.25 MM hook
Medium Weight Yarn (I used Redheart Super Saver)
Yarn Needle for weaving in ends
Crochet Abbreviations
CH – Chain
SC- Single crochet
HDC – Half double crochet
DC- Double Crochet
Get Started!
Round 1: Magic Circle. CH 2, 12 DC into magic circle. Pull ring tight, Join to first DC. (12 DC)
Round 2: CH 1, SC into first stitch, CH 2, **SC into next stitch, CH 2. Repeat from ** around, Join to first SC (12 SC)
Round 3: Slip stitch into next CH space. CH 1, SC, CH 3, **SC into next CH space, CH 3. Repeat from ** around. Join to first SC. (12 SC)
Round 4: Slip stitch into next CH space. CH 1, SC, CH 3, **SC into next CH space, CH 3. Repeat from ** around. Join to first SC. (12 SC)
Round 5: Slip stitch into next CH space. CH 1, SC, CH 4, **SC into next CH space, CH 4. Repeat from ** around. Join to first SC. (12 SC)
Round 6: Slip stitch into CH space. CH 1, **6 HDC in same CH space. 6 HDC into next CH space. {{3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC}} all in next CH space. Repeat from ** around Join to first HDC.
Finish off and weave in your ends
Thank you for the inspiration! I get your emails, immediately get distracted, pick up a hook and yarn and make the square! Thank you again for the inspiration and pleasant distraction.
<3 Thank you so much for the awesome and kind words! Comments like this make me motivated to start my next project!
Loving your SQUARES Corina!
Pinned em all! lol
I love getting your emails. I almost always drop what I’m doing to go give your next pattern a try. So much fun.
I’m going to attempt many of these squares so I can make my daughter a new blanky She loves holey ones to poke her fingers through it, quite funny to see!
Thank your for the awesome comment!! <3 Would love to see the blanket once its all finished!!
So so pretty Corina! You’re on a roll! Thanks so much for linking up your posts on Hookin on Hump Day!
I really wish that you had a tutorial video for those of us out there that really don’t understand how to read a pattern, I am more of a visual learner, but I love this square and can’t for the life of me get past the initial middle part of the square, LOL
arggggggggggggg!!!
I love this square! I made a few modifications to it because I needed it 6×6 to send for charities. I of course will give you credit for the pattern and link people back here! I followed rounds 1-5 then for round 6 I did “sl st into the ch space, ch 1, sc, ch 5” and followed the way you did the rest of the rounds. Then for my round 6 I did “dc, hdc, sc, hdc, dc into the ch space” and did the corners like you did then my round 7 was around with 3dc, ch2, 3dc for the corners then a single crochet border around with the corners being 2sc, ch2, 2sc. Thank you so much for offering this for free! It is fast, easy, and looks pretty so it is perfect for the charities I like donating to 😀
Awesome thank you! I would love to see!
do you have any idea how much yarn this uses? I would lOVE to use this pattern. it is adorable, but am wanting to use ti to make an afghan for my daughter. Thanks so much!
I love these square, so pretty.
I love the square . So I followed the pattern and instead of coming up with the square I got a hexagon I new something was wrong so I reread the pattern and saw what I did wrong but I like the hexagon to its really cool.
Thanks for the pretty Hexagon. 🙂
I am making the Kaleido Square and am concerned about how to join the squares since the edges are not smooth (as a regular granny square). Should they be joined in the same manner? Love the patterns.
You could try blocking them before joining them so they are smooth.
I love these squares. However where my 6hdc are makes the edges scalloped. My question is how do you join them for a blanket?