Paeonia Square: A Step-by-Step Crochet Tutorial

Are you ready to take your crochet skills to the next level? Let’s dive into the enchanting world of the Paeonia Square! This beautiful square design incorporates intricate stitches and lovely details, making it a perfect addition to your crochet repertoire. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, this tutorial will guide you through creating your very own Paeonia Square.

Crochet enthusiasts, gather ’round! Today, we embark on a delightful journey into the world of floral-inspired crochet with the captivating Paeonia Square. Named after the peony flower, this square is a testament to the elegance and intricacy achievable with a simple hook and yarn.

Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or a beginner looking for a creative challenge, this tutorial will guide you through creating your very own Paeonia Square masterpiece.

Paeonia Square

Round 1.

Round 2. First row: three air loops for lifting + 15 double crochets in a ring. The total will be 16 tablespoons. with nak. (15 double crochets + first chain stitches)

Round 2

Round 3. We finish the row with a connecting loop (half a cable) and tear off the thread.

Round 3

Round 4. Second row: introduce a yarn of a different color. Then we knit a double crochet in each stitch of the previous row and a chain stitch between them. That is, double crochet, chain stitch, double crochet, chain stitch, etc.
We knit 4 chain stitches (3 instead of double crochet + 1 chain stitch). Then *double crochet, chain stitch*. repeat from * to * in each column of the previous row. Total: 16 stitches and 16 air loops.

Round 4

Round 5. We end the row with a connecting loop.

Round 5

Round 6. Third row: knit two double crochets in each chain stitch of the previous row and 1 chain stitch between them.
We start the row with three air loops for lifting. Then double crochet, chain stitch, *two double crochets, chain stitch*. Repeat from * to * until the end of the row.

Round 6

Round 7. We end the row with a connecting loop and break the thread.

Round 7

Round 8. Fourth line: in this line we will form a square from a circle.

We introduce a white thread into the work. We knit in each hole under the chain loop of the previous row.
Three air loops (one lifting), single crochet, two air loops.

Round 8

Round 9. Double crochet, five chain stitches (corner), double crochet.
Round 10. Two chain stitches, *single crochet, two chain stitches, single crochet, two chain stitches, double crochet, five chain stitches, double crochet, two chain stitches*. Repeat from * to * until the end of the row. end the row with a connecting column.

Round 10

Round 11. Fifth row: three double crochets in each hole under the loops of the previous row.
Three chain stitches to lift, two double crochets, three double crochets in the next hole, etc. three tablespoons. with nak. on all holes except the corner holes.

Round 11

Round 12. We knit 3 tablespoons into the corner holes. with nak, 3 air. loops, 3 tbsp. double crochet
Round 13. We end the row with a connecting loop.

Round 13

Round 14. Sixth row: a double crochet in each column of the previous row.
Three air loops for lifting. Work double crochets in each column of the previous row.

Round 14

Round 15. In each corner hole there are two double crochets, three chain stitches, two double crochets.
Round 16. End the row with a connecting loop, break the thread, hide the tail.

Round 16

Square size 13.5 x 13.5 cm

Paeonia Square Diagram

The Paeonia Square is more than just a crochet pattern; it’s a canvas for your imagination. Experiment with different color combinations, yarn weights, and border styles to create unique variations that reflect your personal style.