Discover the Art of Mosaic Crochet with a Unique Square Pattern!

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Materials Needed
3. Step 1: Making the Slipknot and Chaining
4. Step 2: Forming the Small Circle
5. Step 3: Double Crocheting
6. Step 4: Creating the Corners
7. Step 5: Slip Stitching to the Other Corner
8. Step 6: Continuing the Pattern
9. Step 7: Changing Colors
10. Step 8: Completing the Square
11. Conclusion

Introduction

In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of creating a beautiful mosaic square. This square, named "Lava," has a fiery appearance and is perfect for various crafting projects. Whether you want to make coasters or stitch them together for a bedspread or pillow cover, this tutorial will provide you with step-by-step instructions. So gather your materials and let's get started!

Materials Needed

To create the Lava mosaic square, you will need the following materials:

• Light, medium, and dark colored yarn
• 4 millimeter crochet hook

Step 1: Making the Slipknot and Chaining

Begin by making a slipknot and chaining four. Slip stitch it to the beginning chain to form a small circle.

Step 2: Forming the Small Circle

Chain up three and double crochet into the ring twice. This will give you three double crochet stitches.

Step 3: Double Crocheting

Next, chain two and double crochet three more times into the same ring. These chain spaces will serve as the corners of our square.

Step 4: Creating the Corners

Chain two and double crochet three times in the next corner space. Repeat this for the remaining two corners.

Step 5: Slip Stitching to the Other Corner

Slip stitch into the third chain of the beginning chain to complete the round. Slip stitch all the way to the corner.

Step 6: Continuing the Pattern

For the next round, repeat the pattern of three double crochet, chain two, and three double crochet in each corner space. Slip stitch to complete the round.

Step 7: Changing Colors

In this step, we will change the color to add variety to our square. Join the new color yarn and cut off the previous color.

Step 8: Completing the Square

Continue repeating the pattern for the remaining three sides of the square, switching colors as desired. Slip stitch to close the square by joining it to the top of the chain three.

Conclusion

Congratulations! You have successfully created the Lava mosaic square. Now you can use it for various crafting projects or simply enjoy its fiery design. Don't forget to share your creations with us on Instagram and Facebook. If you found this tutorial helpful, consider subscribing to our channel for more content. Happy crafting!