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Free Crochet Pattern – Dragon Gloves

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Crocodile or dragon wristlets are trending right now and  there are plenty of paid patterns out there like this one above by Carissa knox  for $4.50 USD.  I like the paid version better, but both are on trend right now and sure to turn heads.

We also came across this FREE version here. Free Crocodile/Dragon mittens wristlet patterns.

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Check out these Crochet Mittens Book on Amazon

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Free Crochet Flower Square Blanket Pattern

There’s something so timeless about a floral crochet square—and this free Flower Square Blanket pattern from HiCrochet has totally captured my heart. It’s a beautiful blend of vintage charm and fresh, modern layout, with each square showcasing a bold, blooming flower at its center. Whether you’re creating a full-size blanket or just want to experiment with the squares for cushions or smaller projects, this pattern is super versatile—and totally free.

If you’re a fan of colorful motifs and modular projects, this one’s going to be a joy to stitch. I love how each flower square feels like its own little work of art, and putting them all together really makes the whole blanket pop. It’s the kind of pattern you’ll keep coming back to—easy to customize, beginner-friendly, and endlessly satisfying. Grab your favorite yarn colors, start stitching, and let those flowers bloom!