Tapestry Square Crochet Free Pattern

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If you’re looking for a fun way to experiment with color changes in crochet, tapestry crochet is a fantastic technique to try. This method allows you to carry unused colors under your stitches, making it perfect for intricate designs without constant cutting and weaving in of yarn ends.

Whether you’re new to tapestry crochet or already familiar with it, this pattern will guide you through creating a beautiful, multi-colored square that’s ideal for blankets, pillows, or any decorative crochet project.

In this tutorial, we’ll walk through making a 9 ½-inch tapestry square. I used scrap DK weight yarn with a 4mm hook, so feel free to use whatever colors and yarns you have on hand. For this design, the white background (Color A) helps the vibrant flower and leaf motif (Colors B, C, and D) stand out beautifully. Let’s dive into the details and create a stunning tapestry square!

 Tapestry Square Crochet Free Pattern

Tapestry Square Crochet Free Pattern

Materials:

  • Yarn: DK weight yarn
  • Hook: 4mm crochet hook
  • Finished Size: 9 ½ inches square (blocked)
  • Color Choices:
    • Color A: White (background)
    • Colors B and C: For the flower design
    • Color D: Green for leaves and corner decoration

Instructions:

Round 1: With Color A, Ch 4 and join into a loop.
Ch 3 (counts as first Dc), 2 Dc in the loop.
(Ch 2, 3 Dc) 3 teams.
Ch 2, join to the first Ch 3 to close the round.

Round 2: Ch 2 (this does not count as a stitch) and Dc in the same stitch as the join.
Place 3 more Dc: 2 in the next stitch, 1 in the corner space.
Change to Color B on the last Yo and start carrying Color A by crocheting over it.
Dc, Ch 2, Dc in the corner space, changing to Color A on the last Yo and crocheting over Color B. Dc 5 times: 1 in the same corner space, 3 in the next stitches, and 1 in the next corner space.
Repeat from ** to ** around, ending with 1 Dc in the last corner space using Color A. Join to the top of the first Dc, skipping the Ch 2.

General Notes:

From here, each round starts with Ch 2 and a Dc in the same stitch.
All color changes happen on the last Yo of the previous stitch.
Each corner contains a total of 4 Dc with a Ch 2 between them.

Round 3: 6 stitches with Color A (this includes the Ch 2 and 1 Dc in the first stitch), followed by 1 Dc in Color B. **Ch 2, 1 Dc in Color B, 9 stitches in Color A (1 in the same corner , 7 in the next stitches, 1 in the next corner), 1 Dc in Color B. Repeat from ** around, ending with 3 Dc in Color A. Join and cut Color B.

Round 4: 1 Dc in Color A, switch to Color C on the last Yo.
1 Dc in Color C, 5 Dc in Color A, 2 Dc in Color C. **Ch 2, 2 Dc in Color C, 5 Dc in Color A, 1 Dc in Color C, 5 Dc in Color A, 2 Dc in Color C. Repeat from ** around, ending with 4 Dc in Color A, switch to Color C, and join.

Round 5: 3 Dc in Color C, 5 Dc in Color A, 2 Dc in Color C, 1 Dc in Color A. **Ch 2, 1 Dc in Color A, 2 Dc in Color C, 5 Dc in Color A, 3 Dc in Color C, 5 Dc in Color A, 2 Dc in Color C, 1 Dc in Color A. Repeat from ** around, ending with 5 Dc in Color A, and join.

Round 6: 1 Dc in Color A, 1 Dc in Color C, 5 Dc in Color A, 2 Dc in Color C, 4 Dc in Color A. **Ch 2, 4 Dc in Color A, 2 Dc in Color C, 5 Dc in Color A, 1 Dc in Color C, 5 Dc in Color A, 2 Dc in Color C, 4 Dc in Color A. Repeat from ** around, ending with 4 Dc in Color A, and join.

Round 7: 5 Dc in Color A, 3 Dc in Color C, 7 Dc in Color A. **Ch 2, 7 Dc in Color A, 3 Dc in Color C, 7 Dc in Color A, 3 Dc in Color C, 7 Dc in Color A. Repeat from ** around, ending with 2 Dc in Color A, and join.

Round 8: 3 Dc in Color A, 3 Dc in Color C, 11 Dc in Color A. **Ch 2, 11 Dc in Color A, 3 Dc in Color C, 3 Dc in Color A, 3 Dc in Color C, 11 Dc in Color A. Repeat from ** around, ending with 3 Dc in Color C, and join.

Round 9: 4 Dc in Color C, 6 Dc in Color A, switch to Color D on the last Yo.
Dc in Color D, 7 Dc in Color A, 1 Dc in Color D. **Ch 2, 1 Dc in Color D, 7 Dc in Color A, 1 Dc in Color D, 6 Dc in Color A, 5 Dc in Color C, 6 Dc in Color A, 1 Dc in Color D, 7 Dc in Color A, 1 Dc in Color D. Repeat from ** around, ending with 1 Dc in Color C, and join.

Rounds 10 & 11: Continue adding stitches in a similar manner, using the provided color sequence. You will incorporate more stitches in each round, with specific color changes noted.

 Tapestry Square Crochet Free Pattern

Tapestry Square Crochet Free Pattern

Finishing:

Once you’ve completed the final round, fasten off your yarn and block the square to achieve the desired size and shape.

This tapestry square is perfect for creating a unique piece, whether you’re using it for a blanket, a pillow, or any other project! Enjoy experimenting with colors, and feel free to use your own scraps to make each square one-of-a-kind.

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