Valentine Pillowghan Square

Valentine Pillowghan Square

Designed by Julie A. Bolduc
Pattern ID: p121008
Date Added: February 11, 2011

This 12in by 12in pillowghan square has hearts on the inside red rows. If look closely, you can see them. The hearts are made with cluster stitches worked over 2dc. It is a fun and fairly fast square to make and would make a great pillowghan square for a friendship exchange.


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