Hello, Lovelies! Thank you for visiting this pattern! Just to let you know that I am completely revising this pattern and will re-release it in my Ravelry Store in 2019! ❤
I absolutely adore Dahlias and I’ve been wanting to design a pretty vintage style square using a Dahlia design. I think if I looked hard enough I might have found a pattern but I gave up the search and set about with my own design. I’m totally unoriginal in my love for flowery, lacy, vintage crochet! So here is yet another flowery, lacy, vintage design.
There are dozens of different Dahlias, some single-layer petaled, others multiple layered like gorgeous ball gowns or tutus! I settled for a single-layer Dahlia and went about creating a richly textured Dahlia motif...then added a lot of other bits! In fact, I went so far as to design a really large afghan square but that’s another story altogether!
This dainty, beautiful little square looks adorable in vibrant or muted colourways and the border is extremely easy to attach to its mates using a simple lacy join-as-you-go method. The square also works up quickly once you get past the first one.
Recommended for a baby blanket, or for the very patient and ambitious, a lovely Vintage-look bedspread! In my mind's eye, I see a cottage window curtain!
Btw, did I mention there is a teeny village in South Africa called Darling! I’ve been there for tea and scones a few times as it’s a short drive from Cape Town. There were Dahlias in the garden, in a riot of exquisite colours!
Wherever you are in the world I hope you are having plenty of hooky time!
xxx
Thank you so much! I've been eagerly awaiting each new square--they're gorgeous! And the larger version is stunning; can't wait to see it! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! Yes, I have written out the pattern for the large square now just to find the time to create a PDF for it! :D X
ReplyDeleteyour designs are so beautiful, I love them all. Did you ever make a pdf of this larger one ? xx
DeleteHi Jen, I love the extended vers of the Birkenhead square, have you managed to do the pdf for it? Love all you patterns and videos so much it's like having a crochet social in my own home each time I follow one. I am enlarging a throw with De Rust squares at the moment and enjoying it so much - even better, my daughter has claimed it because she loves the results. Happy hooking Jen.
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DeleteI only discovered this beautiful project.
I see it was a free pattern and is now retired.
Do you have this pattern? May I buy a copy?
My granddaughters name is Dahlia. I would love to
make her a small blanket with this.
Please email me at cagrace99@yahoo.com.
Oh, fabulous!!! I'm thinking of making scarves with the smaller ones; so pretty and feminine!
ReplyDeleteYes, I think it will work well for a scarf! I'd love to see it if you do go ahead. :D If you have any problems with the pattern please don't hesitate to ask for clarification. :-) x
ReplyDeleteLove the extended version. Your work is incredible. Looking forward to the pattern. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, and thank you very much for the lovely compliment. :D xx
DeleteOh Jen... this is so beautiful. I've just gone through you squares, and they are all stunning. I can't wait to make them, thank you for sharing! Hope
DeleteSuch beautiful work. You are so clever. JAY NZ
ReplyDeleteWould love to have the pattern for the larger extended version. Such a beautiful pattern.
ReplyDeleteI love the extended version too! Is the pattern for sale on Ravelry?
ReplyDeleteI understand you're re-designing this pattern,,,but could I please have a copy of this one...I am in love!
ReplyDeleteHi Jen, I love your gorgeous designs and was wondering if you have a date for the release of your very beautiful "Darling Dahlia Square" I am so anxious to make it my self. It's one of the prettiest I've ever seen.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Judy
Following...I too am eagerly awaiting the re-release of this gorgeous pattern😍😍😍😍
ReplyDeletePatiently waiting for you to release this beauty......
ReplyDeleteI love this one too. It really reminds me of a dahlia. Please let me know how to get the pattern. Barbaracott@gmail.com
ReplyDeletePlease! where can I get the pattern for the Darling Dahlia square? and the other one that's shown on page with it (it's below the Darling Dahlia and looks a bit more "complex" that Darling Dahlia - which is "my kind of square". I get bored too easily with simple, plain no-texture squares. And those patterns that challenge a bit are "fun" and far more satisfying to me!
ReplyDeleteYour work is just gorgeous! I envy your creative abilities - you are so inspiring to those of us who are intent on improving our own abilities! I've gone sort of "round and round" this morning for this beautiful pattern ever since I saw it on Pinterest hours ago,. Frustrating that I can't find it.
Can I PLEASE get this pattern? My fingers are itching to get started a several of these and of the other that's shown just below it on this page: https://hooksntales.blogspot.com/2016/12/the-darling-dahlia-square.html.
I am so hoping that I can get this pattern! I saw someone above suggested she may make a scarf - and I think I would do the same.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful work with us! Such an Inspiration!
What's the point of showing this on pinterest & ravelry if you're not going to provide the pattern? I love this pattern & the colors shown, but keep running into a picture of a crown saying retired! I'm so frustrated, if you can't tell.
ReplyDeleteI have been crocheting your patterns late!y and I am I 'l
ReplyDeleteLove you are incredable
It was supposed to say in love
ReplyDeleteWhere Can i find the pattern???
ReplyDeleteHi, could you please tell me where I can purchase a copy of darling dahlia square, Many thanks
ReplyDeleteHello, I keep seeing this beautiful square of yours on Ravelry and Pinterest- it's called "The Darling Dahlia Square", but I can't seem to find the pattern. Where can I find it? Love the blog, by the way!!
ReplyDeleteDid the square ever get re-released?
ReplyDeleteI can't find it, only the retired one shows on Ravelry.
I agree that it's super frustrating to not be able to access the revised Darling Dahlia pattern. I too would be willing to pay for the pattern, but I guess I am going to have to try and recreate the square from the picture.
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