Sylvanweave square

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Happy Granny Square Day! Today I'm sharing the pattern for the Sylvanweave Square. For the squares pictured I used Aunt Lydia's size 10 crochet thread in the colors Olive and Ecru. Sylvanweave SquareF

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Happy Granny Square Day! Today I'm sharing the pattern for the Sylvanweave Square. For the squares pictured I used Aunt Lydia's size 10 crochet thread in the colors Olive and Ecru. An ad-free printable version of this pattern is also available here- Etsy Ravelry Sylvanweave Square Finished size- 5" - 6 ½” Pattern is written using U.S. Terminology Materials Needed Size 10 crochet thread- 75-100 yards a second color for the border (optional) 1.75 mm hook yarn needle scissors Stitch…

The free version of this pattern is available on my blog here- https://www.draiguna.com/2021/08/sylvanweave-square.html This listing is for the crochet pattern only, not the finished product. ~~Instant Download Available once payment is confirmed. After purchase there will be a link to the downloads page. You will also receive an email with the download link. Sylvanweave Square crochet pattern- This pattern is available in English. Pattern is written using U.S. Terminology. This doily…

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Item specificsConditionUsedAn item that has been previously used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tabSeller notes“Combined postage available - Add to basket to apply This pattern is a photocopy and not the ... Read moreabout the seller notes“Combined postage available - Add to basket to apply This pattern is a photocopy and not the finished item” Read lessabout the seller notes GenderBoys…

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