Triangle Crossing Square

‘X’ marks the spot in this fun crochet square made using front post treble crochet stitches. Four triangles emerge in the shadow of X’s crossing creating a simple afghan square design.

I am thrilled to have the Triangles Crossing Square included in the Here Comes Treble Blanket collaboration with Simply Melanie Jane! Twenty squares created by six crochet designers, coming together to make a one-of-a-kind keepsake blanket!

As always, an ad-free PDF is available in my Ravelry store, as well as, free here on my blog! Enjoy!

Materials
Worsted (4) yarn
Yardage: Approximately 55 yards
4-5 mm hook
Scissors
Needle

Abbreviations
FDC:             Foundation Double Crochet
St(s):             Stitch(es)
Sl st:              Slip Stitch
Ch:                Chain
SC:                Single Crochet
DC:               Double Crochet
TrFP:            Front Post Treble Crochet
YO:               Yarn Over

Pattern Notes
Advanced beginner
Written in US crochet terms
Finished Size: 8” x 8”
Gauge: 16 DC x 10 rows = 4”

Before You Start
Worked in rows.
Ch 1 does not count as a stitch.
Ch 3 counts as a stitch.
All TrFP will be worked two rows below the current row,
Stitches within brackets ( ) to be completed by number of times designated after the brackets,
 
Special Stitches
Front Post Treble Crochet: YO twice, insert hook from right to left around post, YO, pull through 2 loops, YO, pull through 2 loops, YO, pull through final 2 loops

Pattern Instructions

Row 1: FDC 32, turn (32 DC).

Row 2: Ch 3, DC in each sts across, turn (32 DC).

Row 3: Ch 3, (TrFP next st, DC next st) 2 times, TrFP next st, DC next 20 sts, (TrFP next st, DC next st) 2 times, TrFP next st, DC last st, turn (26 DC, 6 TrFP).

Row 4: Repeat row 2 (32 DC).

Row 5: Ch 3, DC next 3 sts, (TrFP next st, DC next st) 2 times, TrFP next st, DC next 14 sts, (TrFP next st, DC next st) 2 times, TrFP next st, DC last 4 sts, turn (26 DC, 6 TRFP).

Row 6: Repeat row 2 (32 DC).

Row 7: Ch 3, DC next 6 sts, (TrFP next st, DC next st) 2 times, TrFP next st, DC next 8 sts, (TrFP next st, DC next st) 2 times, TrFP next st, DC last 7 sts, turn (26 DC, 6 TrFP).

Row 8: Repeat row 2 (32 DC).

Row 9: Ch 3, DC next 9 sts, (TrFP next st, DC next st) 2 times, TrFP next st, DC next 2 sts, (TrFP next st, DC next st) 2 times, TrFP next st, DC last 10 sts, turn (26 DC, 6 TrFP).

Row 10: Repeat row 2 (32 DC).

Row 11: Ch 3, DC next 12 sts, TrFP next st, DC next st, TrFP next 2 sts, DC next st, TrFP next st, DC last 13 sts, turn (26DC, 6 TrFP).

Row 12: Repeat row 2 (32 DC).

Row 13: Repeat row 9 (26 DC, 6 TrFP)

Row 14: Repeat row 2 (32 DC).

Row 15: Repeat row 7 (26 DC, 6 TrFP).

Row 16: Repeat row 2 (32 DC).

Row 17: Repeat row 5 (26 DC, 6 TrFP).

Row 18: Repeat row 2 (32 DC).

Row 19: Repeat row 3 (26 DC, 6 TrFP).

Row 20: Repeat row 2 (32 DC).

Border

Be sure you have turned your work and are working border on  the right side (pattern side).

Ch 1, 3 SC in 1st st, SC in next 30 sts, 3 SC in last st, rotate your work clockwise, SC in end of each row down the side, rotate work clockwise, 3 SC in 1st st, SC in next 30 sts, 3 SC in last st, rotate work clockwise, SC in end of each row up the side, join with sl st to 1st SC of border round.

Fasten off and Weave in ends.

Congratulations, your Triangle Crossing Square is complete!

I would love to see your projects on Instagram or Facebook by tagging @owensvillchick or Owens Villa Chick Designs and by using the hashtags #owensvillachickdesigns or #ovcdesigns.

Head back to the round up post each day to get the next square in the Here Comes Treble Blanket Collaboration and Crochet Along!

Don’t forget! You can purchase the pdf for all the squares for the Here Comes Treble Blanket and skip the wait and hassle of hopping from blog to blog!

I would love to see your finished blankets! Share with me on Instagram or Facebook by tagging @owensvillchick or Owens Villa Chick Designs and by using the hashtags #owensvillachickdesigns or #ovcdesigns.

Until Next Time, Happy Yarning!

ETHY

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