Crochet granny square patterns and tutorials
Things to make from finished squares: bags, cardigans, pillow covers, scarves, and coasters.
5 tutorials published
A granny square cardigan is five rectangles of joined squares. This planning guide explains the construction, the sizing arithmetic and the yarn choices that give the fabric drape.
A flat tote made from eighteen small granny squares: two panels of nine, three seams and a single crochet strap, with advice on lining the bag and stopping the strap from stretching.
Nine granny squares make the front of a pillow cover and a plain half double crochet panel makes the back. Includes sizing for other pillow forms and two ways to close the cover.
A granny square scarf is one row of joined squares with a narrow border. Work out how many squares the length needs, pick a yarn that drapes, then join and edge the strip.
Small cotton granny squares make practical coasters. This quick pattern uses three cluster rounds and a single crochet edge, worked at a tight gauge so each coaster lies flat.
