Crochet Scrap Happy Nine Patch Afghan Square

Create a charming and cozy nine patch afghan square using scrap yarn and crochet techniques. This project is perfect for using up leftover yarn from previous projects, giving each square a unique and colorful look. By combining different colors and textures, you can create a one-of-a-kind piece that is both visually appealing and environmentally friendly. The repetitive nature of the nine patch pattern makes this project easy to pick up and put down, making it a great option for crocheters of all skill levels. Whether you choose to make a single square as a decorative coaster or combine multiple squares to create a larger blanket, this project is sure to bring joy and satisfaction to your crochet practice. So grab your scrap yarn, hook, and get ready to embark on a colorful and eco-friendly crochet adventure!

Measures 7" x 7"

This is a great pattern to use up small scraps of yarn.

MATERIALS:

Red Heart Super Saver-4ply worsted weight
(I used a small amount of five different colors... entire square uses less than 1 ounce of yarn)
Mix and match colors depending on your scrap yarn colors.
Hook Size H/8 5.00MM

Stitches: ch, sc, sl st.

Difficulty: MEDIUM

MOTIF (Make 9)

R1: Ch6, sc in the second ch from the hook. Sc in ea rem ch.

Rs2-5: Ch1, turn. Sc in ea st.

BORDER

Ch1, do not turn. Sc evenly around the motif placing 3sc in ea corner. Join with a sl st.
-Right Side-

Fasten off.

Lay out squares in a 3x3 grid as in the photo with right sides facing the same way.
Holding two squares tog with RSs facing, sc through the outer loops of cor sts.
Continue until all squares are joined in a nine patch design.
Sc evenly around the entire square placing 3sc in ea corner.

Fasten off.