Crochet Blocks

With white, and Afghan Hook size I, chain 17. Work one complete row of Basic Afghan Stitch. (you should have 17 loops on the hook when the first half of row is done). Begin following chart, keeping in mind that two rows (one complete row) equals one row on the chart. When you have completed the chart, work one more complete row of Basic Afghan Stitch. Do not fasten off. With regular crochet hook size I, work single crochet all the way around, putting three SC in each corner. Fasten off. Secure all ends. For plain blocks, follow the same directions, without the design.

Materials: Worsted Weight yarn, small amounts of white and red or pink.

MARCH

Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, white and green.

Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, white, bunny color (brown or gray), pink, blue and black Note: Use black and backstitch for leg outlines. For a back view of the bunny, see the knitting picture.

Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, white, two shades of green, two flower colors (don't use a super pale pink--it doesn't show up), and a bowl color, such as blue.

Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, white, two doggie colors, a collar color, and black

Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, white, red, blue, brown, and a sparklers color, such as yellow or metallic gold.

Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, white, black, gray, orange, flesh and blue. I did the guy's burger flipper with black backstitch.

Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, white, red and gray; a small bell and kid faces. I didn't scan this with the bell and faces, but they would make a great addition.

Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, orange, yellow and white.

Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, white, dark gray and light gray.

Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, white, green, and tree skirt and ornament colors.

Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, white, light blue, champagne, your choice for the numbers, with a slightly lighter hue of the same color for where it shows through the glass. I used two different versions of a variegated multicolor.