GRANNY SQUARE PATTERN
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Crocheting has been a beloved craft for generations, offering a therapeutic and creative outlet for those with nimble fingers and a love for yarn. Among the many crochet patterns, the classic granny square stands out as a timeless favorite. Its simple yet elegant design makes it an ideal project for both beginners and experienced crocheters.
What makes granny squares particularly delightful is their versatility, allowing you to crochet them during brief moments of free time. Whether waiting for an appointment or enjoying a quiet evening, these squares offer a satisfying way to make progress on your project incrementally.






Materials Needed:
Yarn: Choose your favorite yarn color(s) and weight. The granny square is versatile, allowing you to experiment with various color combinations.
Crochet Hook: Select a crochet hook that complements your chosen yarn. A medium-sized hook (such as an H or I hook) is a good starting point.
Scissors: A pair of sharp scissors is essential for cutting the yarnarn Needle: You’ll need a yarn needle for weaving in loose ends.
Stitches:
SS – Slip Stitch
CH – Chain
DC – Double Crochet
Pattern:
Commence with yarn color “A” by creating a magic circle or CH 3 and SS into the second chain from your hook to form a circle.
Round 1:
CH 2 and place 1 DC into the circle. (Complete this cluster later with your last DC of the round)
CH 2 (first corner space)
Make 3 DC stitches into the circle.
CH 2 (second corner space)
Make 3 DC stitches into the circle.
CH 2 (third corner space)
Make 3 DC stitches into the circle.
CH 2 (fourth corner space)
Make 1 DC into the circle. SS into the top of your beginning CH 2 (Last DC completes the first cluster). Fasten off and change your yarn colors
Round 1
Round 2:
Attach yarn color “B” into any ch 2 corner space with a SS.
CH 1
In the second corner space (make 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC)
CH 1
In the third corner space (make 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC)
CH 1
In the fourth corner space (make 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC)
CH 1
Make 1 DC into the very first chain space you started and SS into the top of your beginning CH 2. (Last DC completes the first cluster). Fasten off and change yarn colors.
Round 3:
Attach your next yarn color “C” with a SS into any CH 1 space.
In that CH 1 space: CH 2 and then create 1 DC (Complete this cluster later with your last DC of the round)
CH 1
In the first corner space (make 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC)
CH 1
In the CH 1 space from the previous round (make 3 DC)
CH 1
In the second corner space (make 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC)
Ch 1
In the ch 1 space from the previous round (make 3 DC)
CH 1
In the third corner space (make 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC)
CH 1
In the CH 1 space from the previous round (make 3 DC)
CH 1
In the fourth corner space (make 3 DC, CH 2, 3 DC)
CH 1
Make 1 DC into the next CH 1 space from the previous round and slip stitch into the top of your beginning CH 2 (Last DC completes the first cluster). Fasten off and weave in all ends. Your 3 round granny square is complete!
Round 3
Crocheting a classic granny square is a delightful and rewarding experience, allowing you to create beautiful and versatile pieces. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crafter, this timeless pattern opens the door to endless possibilities. Experiment with color combinations, create blankets, scarves, or even clothing items. The granny square’s charm lies in its simplicity, making it an enduring favorite
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