Blessed Square Crochet Pattern – Riverwood Square CAL Block #24

Welcome to the final block of the Riverwood Square CAL 2025 – the Blessed Square! This 24th and final design wraps up our journey with soft height and structure through basic stitches, Back Loop Only, and the airy flow of treble crochet. It’s a fitting finish to a collection built on creativity, connection, and calm stitches.

Whether you’ve been with us since the first square or are joining near the end, this square is designed to celebrate the progress, joy, and community we’ve shared throughout this crochet along.

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Soft Height & Smooth Finish

The Blessed Square adds subtle lift and movement through treble crochet, creating visual interest without overwhelming the design. Rows of Back Loop Only stitches help anchor the piece, while basic stitches provide a comforting foundation that blends beautifully with the rest of the collection.

This square works up smoothly and serves as a gentle, polished ending to the Riverwood journey — a reminder that the final details matter just as much as the beginning.

Blessed Square ~ Crochet Square

Requirements

• US Terminology

Level of Difficulty

• Beginner/Intermediate

Yarn

• #4 worsted weight
• These images display Red Heart Super Saver in Sage. 20 yards (roughly)
• Yarn brands I recommend for this project include Red Heart Super Saver, Red Heart with Love, Hobby Lobby’s “I Love this Yarn”, and Vanna’s Choice.

Hook and Notions

• Size Hook: I/9 (5.5 mm)
• Scissors
• Stitch Markers (optional, for marking the beginning of rounds)
• Blunt Needle

Measurement

• 9 inches (Roughly)

Gauge

• 4″ = 17 dc on Round 7 (Using Red Heart Super Saver yarn)

Abbreviations

• Sl st = slip stitch
• st(s) = stitch(s)
• sp(s) = space(s)
• ch/chs = chain/chains
• sc = single crochet
• hdc = half double crochet
• dc = double crochet
• tr = treble crochet
• BLO = back loop only

Notes

• Ch 1 at beginning of the round does not count as a stitch.
• 1st Corner – work (3dc, ch 2, 3 dc)
• 2nd Corner – work (2dc, ch 2, 2dc)

Get the Blessed Square Crochet Pattern

You can grab the pattern from my online shops below: perfect for blankets, cushions, or other crochet projects!

• Grab from the American Crochet Shop

What’s Next?

Finishing & Blocking

To prepare your square for joining:
✔ Pin to a blocking mat, shaping the edges evenly.
✔ Lightly mist with water or steam block for a polished look.
✔ Allow to dry completely before joining with other squares.

Engage With Us!

The Blessed Square represents calm, reflection, and finishing well.

How are you feeling as we wrap up the final square? What was your favorite part of the Riverwood Square CAL? Share your thoughts or photos — we’d love to see how far you’ve come!

Tag @AmericanCrochet and use #RiverwoodSquareCAL — your progress inspires others!

Looking Ahead

With the Blessed Square, we’ve reached the final block in the Riverwood Square CAL! Now it’s time to start laying out your squares, deciding on your favorite join method, and preparing for the border. Whether you’ve followed along from day one or are catching up at your own pace, this next phase is all about bringing it all together — one stitch at a time. Stay tuned for finishing tips and ideas to help you complete your beautiful blanket!