Crochet Circle into a Square: A Guide

Learn This Simple Technique

Transform Your Crocheted Circles into Squares

Crocheting is a versatile craft that allows you to create beautiful and intricate designs. One popular crochet shape is the circle, which can be used for various projects such as coasters, doilies, and even amigurumi. However, sometimes you may want to transform a crocheted circle into a square, and this guide will show you how to do it easily.

To turn a crochet circle into a square, you will need to add corners to the circle. This can be done by crocheting a series of triangles or squares around the edge of the circle. The number of triangles or squares you need will depend on the size of your circle and the desired size of your square.

Once you have added the corners, you will need to join the sides of the triangles or squares to complete the square. This can be done with a simple slip stitch, and it will create a neat and secure seam.

With these simple steps, you can easily turn your crochet circles into squares, which can open up new possibilities for your crochet projects. Whether you want to create a unique blanket, a set of coasters, or even a stuffed animal, this technique will allow you to add variety and interest to your work.

So, grab your crochet hook and some yarn, and let's get started on turning those circles into squares!