Today the phrase “head over heels” means to fall madly in love, but in the 14th century it literally meant to do a somersault. The first mention of love was made in 1883, and for anyone who’ve been head over heels in love, it is akin to a somersault; the world feels like it’s upside down, your head is spinning, and you know your life will never be the same.

This square is perfect when added with other squares for an afghan blanket, throw pillow, purse or even a tote bag! Your imagination is the only restriction for a creative project.

This paid pattern includes:

• an ending intermediate skill level written pattern;
• 39 stitches per side;
• 11” x 11” - 4.5 mm hook / 12” x 12” - 5 mm hook;
• pattern uses sc, hdc, FPhdc, BPhdc, dc, BPdc, 2dc-cluster, tr, FPtr, tr2tog, EXT-puff, Y st, dtr-Y st;
• rnd-by-rnd pictures;
• users can click on links to go back and forth from a word/stitch and the corresponding picture or video. No more scrolling when you need to check a definition or rnd-by-rnd pictures for details.

Testers: Tammy, stitchingcrazy, jovetted, ELeni57, tayu78, amdm, knoushm, Samantha, Stitcheerios, ceejay42, siropdorgeat, Cynthia, kotenzemom, adowney, mibyrd, wisdom61, Mary, Vicky, Nicole and Melisa. ~ Thank you for testing Head Over Heels!!

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