[Free Pattern] This Blizzard Warning 9 Inch Square Is Absolutely Gorgeous

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With winter just around the corner, you may be thinking of making some beautiful snowflake projects. If this is the case, here is an absolutely gorgeous afghan square. This is a very versatile and unique project! This fun pattern goes from a 6 inch hexagon to a 9 inch square with just a few added rows! Blizzard Warning! by Polly Plum is a work of art with a truly unique and striking design. 

Blizzard Warning!
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We have already shown you some of Polly's astonishing designs HERE. They are breathtaking, unique and free, like this one. Find below what you need to make this gorgeous granny square, and then visit Polly's blog to see more of her work.

Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Every Trick On The Hook

Thanks to Polly Plum for the article inspiration and featured image.

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66 thoughts on “[Free Pattern] This Blizzard Warning 9 Inch Square Is Absolutely Gorgeous”

    1. Hi!..This is a beautiful additional to the holiday season..being a Crochet Artist/Instructor on Youtube, who would i need to speak with to see if its possible to do a free tutorial on this for those who cannot read patterns, so they to may enjoy this beautiful piece?..I have a channel where i do many free patterns from all major yarn companies to help teach the use of patterns and understanding them, and i feel so many would love to have this one for the season…Please contact me with any helpful info:)…Thank you so much

  1. However we get through the patterns we do Michele Boucher-Hines. Sometimes my hard head doesn’t want me to understand them. I am self taught & always excited when I see something I like & even more excited when I finish working in that last thread in. I love to crochet ! Whether I am good at it or not isn’t so important to me as long as I am satisfied with my work I am happy. 🙂

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