Solid Granny Square
Are you looking for a solid granny square that has no holes, no gaps and looks good from both sides? Then this Solid Granny Square pattern is the one for you! The Solid Granny Square uses only double crochet stitches…
How To Crochet A Quarter Granny Square
When you join granny squares diagonally, you will need quarter granny squares for each corner. You can also use this quarter granny square to create a triangle shawl using the granny stitch. I also made a tutorial for the classic…
How To Crochet A Half Granny Square
Half Granny Squares are a variation of the traditional granny square and they are useful in intricate designs for blankets, cardigans, and bags. The most popular use for a half granny square is to fill the gaps and create straight…
Sunflower Granny Square Free Crochet Pattern With Video Tutorial
Sunflower Granny Square - Pattern Info I have a new fun project for you to try this week: Sunflower Granny Square. These crochet squares are easy and quick to make, with only 3 rounds. If you want to make the…
Crochet Poinsettia Square Pattern + Video
This Crochet Poinsettia Square is a beautiful motif you can make and use for so many projects.
Free Crochet Snowflake Square Pattern + Video
When I wrote the pattern for the snowflake hexagon, I also made it into a square, and today I will show you how to crochet this beautiful festive Snowflake Square.
Free Waterlily Granny Square Crochet Pattern
Today I will show you how to turn a waterlily flower into a Waterlily Granny Square with this simple tutorial for beginners.
How To Crochet A Granny Square
The granny square is the easiest crochet square out there and should be one of the first things a beginner should learn. It sets the start for more intricate patterns and designs.
How To Crochet A Basic Granny Pentagon
A pentagon-shaped granny square is crocheted in the round and it's constructed with clusters of 3 double crochet stitches evenly spaced between each side to form a pentagon.
Crochet Half Solid Hexagon (Pointed & Squared)
here are 2 different shapes you can make when crocheting half solid hexagons: pointed and squared, and you will need both designs to fill in the edges of your hexagon baby blanket.