MooglyCAL2022 Block #9 is a wonderful wheel of color that is a delight to crochet! The Albertine Crochet Square is courtesy of Pink Mambo, and is a lovely relaxing evening project! Get all the details for this free crochet along, as well as the free pattern link below!
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The 2022 Moogly CAL Schedule
Each number represents the date of that month that the square will be shared here on Moogly. After its release, the number will be replaced with a link to that square’s post on subsequent square’s posts.
January Layered Cake Square and Darla’s Daisy
February Heart Filled Square and Expectation Square
March Echo Square, Rocky Mountain Spiral, and Zinnia Blossom
April Elizabeth Rose and THIS POST
May 12 and 26
June 9 and 23
July 7 and 21
August 4 and 18
September 1, 15, and 29
October 13, and 27
November 10 and 23
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Block #9:
Albertine Crochet Square
by Pink Mambo
Above is her square, made in 4 colors. Below is my CAL square, in my 6 colors!
The Details
My Notes: Carolyn has designed another lovely square for us, and it’s a fun and interesting pattern to crochet. The stitches are pretty straightforward, so this one is great for new crocheters as well. I love that there are several options for the final round, to help you get just the right size! One caution though – Carolyn begins this square with a ch-5 ring, but offers the magic circle as an alternative. If you DO choose to use the magic circle, be sure to leave the center ring a bit more open – don’t pull it tightly closed – you need a bit of open space there to help the finished square take shape.
Helpful Links and Tutorials: Magic Circle; CSDC in the Magic Circle; Join with Sc; Join with Dc; and Seamless Finishing.
Sizing: My square came out the right size using the Rnd 12 in dc option. However, everyone’s gauge and tension levels are different so be sure to measure after Rnd 11 and see which option you need. Learn how to adjust for size HERE to make sure all your squares are the same size. Remember that the 12″ is measured across and up and down – not diagonally corner to corner.
What I Did: I used a Furls US-J, 6.0 mm hook, and Red Heart With Love, and my color scheme was as follows:
Rnd 1: Cornsilk
Rnd 2: Tangerine
Rnd 3: Cornsilk
Rnd 4: Lettuce
Rnd 5: White
Rnd 6: Lettuce
Rnd 7: Iced Aqua
Rnd 8: Pewter
Rnd 9: Iced Aqua
Rnd 10: White
Rnd 11: Tangerine
Rnd 12: Pewter
This square required moderate blocking. I used the wet blocking method, or you could use a light steam.
The Pattern:
CLICK HERE FOR THE PATTERN FOR BLOCK #9!
PLEASE NOTE: The designers all hold individual copyrights for their patterns. They may choose to make videos of their patterns, and you can certainly request them from the designers. In addition, there are videos linked in the notes for specific stitches and techniques that may help you with the pattern.
To print or download the pattern for free you can use the Print Friendly button (if provided on the site) or CLICK HERE for PrintFriendly.com and enter the pattern URL there. If you need help with Print Friendly, please see the tutorial here. Or you can copy and paste it to a word style document. Alternatively, if you are on a mobile device or tablet, you can bookmark the live page (which always guarantees you’ll see the latest version) or take screenshots.
Show Off Your Squares!
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