Here's our schedule:
May 4/15 - Trinity Square
May 11/15 - Croco-Square
May 18/15 - Heart Square
May 25/15 - My EKG
June 1/15 - Chains in Space
June 8/15 - Filler DC Square
June 15/15 - THIS POST
June 22/15 - Square 8
June 29/15 - Square 9
July 6/15 - Square 10
July 13/15 - Square 11
July 20/15 - Square 12
July 27/15 - Joining and Border
If you're making the scarf you will need a total of 12 squares, so you will need 1 of each square. If you're making the afghan you will need a total of 48 squares, so you will need 4 of each square. But if some of the squares don't appeal to you, you can substitute that square for another that you do love. The choice is really up to you!
The seventh of our squares is called 'Trinity Dragonfly' written by Valley Weaver. You can find the pattern with a picture tutorial here on this page, or you can download a printer friendly version here.
If you have any questions regarding the pattern or the CAL in general, please post to the facebook group as you will receive the quickest response time from there. Thank you for joining us this week, look forward to seeing your progress in our facebook group and in seeing you again next week! Happy hooking!
Trinity Dragonfly
Pattern By: Valley Weaver
You will need:
Yarn: worsted weight - I used Red Heart Love
Colors: I only used one color to show off the dragonflies
Hook: size “H” or 5.0mm
Stitches Key:
sl st – slip stitch st – stitch
ch – chain tr – treble/triple crochet
dc – double crochet sc – single crochet
To begin: ch 25
Row 1 Hdc into the 2nd ch from the hook
and in each ch across (23 hdc). Ch 2, turn.
Row
2 Dc in next 9sts, ch5,
skip 5sts, and dc in next 9sts (23sts).
Ch 2, turn. 
Row 3 Dc in next 8sts, ch7, skip 7sts, dc in next
8sts (23sts) Ch 2, turn.
Row 4 Dc in next 8sts, ch2, trbl crochet into the
middle st of the skipped 5 sts of row 2, (being sure to catch both ch5 and ch7
in your trbl) ch2, dc in remaing 8sts (21sts). Ch1, turn.
Row
5 Sc in 8sts, 3sc in first
ch2 space, sc in trbl, 3sc in second ch2 space, sc in last 8sts. Ch 2, turn. (back
to 23sts) 
Row 6 Dc in each sc across (23dc). Ch 2, turn.
Row 7 Repeat
row 6. (23dc)
Row 8 Dc in next 3sts, ch5, skip 5sts, dc in next
7sts, ch5, skip 5sts, dc in last 3sts (23sts).
Ch2, turn.
Row 9 Dc in first 2 dc, ch7, skip 7sts, dc in next
5sts, ch7, skip 7sts, dc in last 2 dc. (23sts) Ch2, turn.
Row 10 Dc in first 3dc, ch2, trbl into the middle st
of the 5 skipped sts two rows below (see row 4 for more details), ch2, dc in
next 5sts, ch2, trbl into the middle st of the 5 skipped sts two rows below, ch2,
dc in last 3sts (21sts ). Ch1, turn.
Row 11 Sc in first 2sts, 3sc in ch2 space, sc in the
trbl st, 3sc in the ch2 space, sc in the next 5sts, 3sc in the ch2 space, sc in
the trbl st, 3sc in the ch2 space, sc in the last 2sts (back to 23 sts ). Ch2,
turn.
Row 12 Make a
dc in each st across (23 dcs). Ch1, turn.
Row 13 Make a hdc in each of the 23dcs across. Do
not turn (leave yarn attached) Work down the left side of the square evenly in
sc, make 3 sc in the last side st (corner made)continue across the beginning
row of the square in sc making 3sc in
the last st (2ns corner made) work in sc up the right side to the last st, work
3sc in the last st (3rd corner made), continue working across the
top 1sc in each st, work 2sc into the starting sc of the edging, slip st to top
of beginning sc and finish off.
On the side
edging, as you work down the sides try to keep your sc to 23 stitches to keep
your square, square!
If, after all this work, your square is not 6
inches, add another row of sc around the square working 3sc into each corner.
This pattern is free for use and any items made from this pattern may be sold, however, this pattern cannot be sold by anyone else. This blog should also be referenced by anyone who shares the file or a finished project. Copying of this pattern on another blog or site is prohibited.
