Latent Heart 12" Square

By: Lorene Eppolite from cre8tioncrochet.com

Latent Heart 12 Square

By: Lorene Eppolite from cre8tioncrochet.com

"The Latent Heart Square is a 12 inch crochet square, perfect for an afghan. Crochet yours in as many colors as you like, or in a single color, if you wish, it’s completely up to you. You can also crochet this Latent Heart Square in two colors while highlighting the "heart" in the square. This will make a great Valentine's throw to decorate your home. This square is easy to make and can be worked up while watching your favorite show."

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Easy

Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Crochet Gauge2 rounds = 3 ¾”

Finished Size12"

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Delphine Bryant

Sep 23, 2018

Depending on the color or colors you select to make this latent heart 12" square pattern you can wind up with two completely different looking designs. As a solid color it is really pretty but by changing up the colors in the design, you get a whole different perspective on the beauty of this square.

Morehouse17

Aug 22, 2018

It appears to me that 12 inch squares are becoming more and more popular. I keep running across them when looking over new designs and pattern ideas. I save them all when I do find them on line. My goal is to make one of all of them. I would call that a lofty goal wouldn't you?

JaneEK

May 21, 2018

These 12 inch square projects are so much fun. This particular design is shown in both the solid and multicolored scrap buster versions, but I think using different colors really shows off the intricate stitch sequences. I like the various colors the designer has chosen, but if you use more traditional Valentine colors, you could really make those little hearts pop!