FREE Crochet Granny Square Patterns

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The granny square pattern is the heart of crochet and the building blocks for numerous projects. With variations from solid stitch squares to flowery squares, the options are endless. You can make:

• Afghans
• Socks
• Bags
• Scarves
• And more!

We’re pleased to offer this exclusive collection of free granny square patterns. Patterns range from a simple bracelet to a crocheted granny stitch inspired sweater. Whether you’re new to learning how to crochet a granny square, or you’re a long-time enthusiast, this eBook is for any level.

Claim your free eBook to check out these fabulous granny square crochet patterns!

Light and Shadow Blanket

By Judith L. Swartz
Granny motifs do what they do best in this pattern. Judith L. Swartz organizes the usual scrappy look into a color-shading blanket based on a quilt pattern. The classic granny square afghan has become an icon of comfort and home, but here we give it a contemporary look. Bulky yarn allows you to work up this version quickly.

Messenger Bag

By Judith L. Swartz
In this granny square bag pattern, Judith L. Swartz uses a four-round square as the building block, then with some quick joining creates a classic bag perfect for traveling around town. Styled after a bicycle messenger bag, it’s great on the bike or off. Constructed from traditional crocheted granny squares, this retro-inspired bag looks contemporary once again. Wear it crisscrossed over the shoulder and landing at the hip. The adjustable strap allows for a personal fit.

Child’s Boho Blocks Jumper

By Valentina Devine
This jumper pattern is made from strips of square motifs that are slip-stitched together, with a clever underarm gusset created by folding one motif in half. Holding two strands of a variegated yarn together creates a rich marled look—play with colours to make your own unique jumper!

Kaleidoscope Scarf

By Judith L. Swartz
You can have it all with this scarf—the intricacy of modular motifs, the softest, most delicate yarn imaginable, and vibrant color combinations that are both gossamer and bold. Made up of the Sow Thistle Square Motif, a circle that blooms into a square, this design would make a fantastic addition to your scarf collection.

Four Corners Headband

By MK Carroll
The squares in this headband are made up of solid stitches rather than shells, that better show off pretty color-changing yarn. Each motif is quick-to-make, taking an average of ten to fifteen minutes to crochet. Finish by joining your squares and you could have one of these headbands to match every outfit.

Bangle Bracelet

By Marilyn Murphy
The inspiration for this pattern came from Marilyn Murphy’s love for bangle bracelets and the ability to size it simply by increasing or decreasing the square sizes. Plus it was fast and portable to work on while traveling.

Beaux Jestes Socks

By Tracy St. John
These cozy socks bring to mind afghans from eras passed, comforting and nostalgic with two-round motifs that let you play with color—it’s a great stashbuster if you have some sock-weight remnants too. Choose one cuff option for both socks or make one of each for a playful pair. Both options use the same instructions for the foot portion, which is easily tailored to fit the length of your foot.

Gladiolus Vest

By Robyn Chachula
Inspired by the shape of a gladiolus flower, designer Robyn Chachula mimicked the sharp points at the tips of the petals on the square motifs of this vest. Stitch diagrams clearly show the variations for full motif, half motif, three-quarter motif and quarter motif-and guide you through joining your squares as you go to create this lovely vest. Short tabs are used in the stylish buckle closure.

Caramel Cardigan

By Annette Petavy
This cardi proves that the traditional crochet granny stitch isn’t just for squares. This easy pattern features waist shaping and one piece construction to the armhole, but the wide three-color granny stitch edging at the hem and sleeves make it unique.

Light-as-Air Neckerchief

By Maryse Roudier

This granny neckerchief is light as a feather with a delicate drape that makes it an ideal lightweight accessory. These six-sided crochet motifs are a great project for those partial skeins you have been saving.

 

Display your personality in each free crochet granny pattern! Whether you are new to crocheting or an experienced veteran, you’ll appreciate the:

• Helpful instructions
• Colorful illustrations
• 10 free granny squares patterns

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