This is a fun square. It features overlay crochet to create the 3D effect, but don't worry, I have lots of photos to help you through it. Make this square in several color combinations and join them together for a fun afghan, or choose one color for a classic look. It would even make a beautiful afghan and of course, you could try it in different yarn weights or even crochet thread! But if you aren’t feeling inspired for such a large project, try two of them together to make a throw pillow--I love the versatility! Designed in worsted weight yarn

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From time to time, I sit down between large projects experimenting new small crochet pieces, such as coasters and granny squares. Sometimes nothing interesting comes out. But I think this time it really turned out well. A magic granny square that turned from circle to almost square without the usual angles made of number of chain stitches. Materials Yarn: Alize cotton baby soft, 50% cotton, 50% acrylic, 100 g. / 270 mt. (3.53 0z. /295 yds), four skeins of color winter sky 514, two skeins of color light yellow 643. Hook: 5 mm, US. H/8 Tapestry needle Level: easy Granny square dimensions: (5.5 * 5.5) “2, (14 * 14) cm2 approx. Blanket dimensions: (32 * 25) “2, (84 * 64) cm2 approx.

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This is a super detailed tutorial with step by step photos on how to make a straight granny square, join them as you go and make a border around it to get a simple granny square potholder. Its a great tutorial that can be used to make a granny square blanket of any size.

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Celtic granny square patterns

This square doily measures 5″ to 61/2″, depending on the gauge and the border you choose to make. I recommend the pattern to intermediate crocheters. If you are a pro or want to become familiar with the popcorn, cluster and picot stitches, the Sylvanweave Square pattern will be a perfect fit for your next project!

Bunnies are the hallmark of Spring and easter! This Bunny Granny Square Free Crochet Pattern is really cute and nice, with beautiful and delicate designs! In addition, these granny squares are completely customizable with different colors, color schemes, and color combinations! It's crochet beginner friendly. You can use these squares to create completely new interesting projects. They can also be used for multiple purposes if crocheted together, such as blankets, cardigans, bags, pillows, and scarves or anything for the nursery decor. Thanks Below designers for sharing these free crochet patterns. The link for the pattern is provided below photo. Happy crocheting.

Learn to crochet the ruffles so that you can create a lovely edging for anything you crochet. From granny squares, blankets and baby dress to scarves, hats, and cardigans these ruffle edges are going to suit everything that you crochet up. So grab your yarn and the crochet hooks to work up these adorable ruffle edges.

This bobble heart square crochet pattern is going to be your favorite thing to crochet this time. The lovely square-shaped dishcloth has the lovely heart in the center and that too created with the bobble stitch. You can make one or two to use as the most heartwarming gifts for your mother, friend or neighbor.

Learn to crochet the Granny Ripple Stitch. This pattern is great for making blankets, afghans, scarfs, table runners, etc. It uses basic stitches such as double crochet, and chains. This blog post will give you the written instructions as well as provide a link for my free YouTube video tutorial for those who prefer to watch video or are visual learners. Crochet a gauge swatch to determine how many pattern repeats you need for your project. Once you have the number of stitches per repeat you can calculate the total needed for your project. Enjoy.