Granny circles crochet pattern

It seems like an oxymoron doesn't it? How to crochet a round granny square. But that is really the only way to describe this type of pattern.

I'm loving this easy to make circle granny square! It's a fun and modern pattern than can be used in many different projects. It's a good one to keep pinned and ready to use!

One of the best things about the craft of crochet is that you don't need to learn very much at all in order to be able to make beautiful things, and yet there

Crochet Granny Squares are the most versatile projects to make. There are just so many varieties and possibilities to use the Granny Squares. The most poplar choice of many crocheters is to make a Crocheted Blanket. You can make up a bunch of Granny Squares and in the end join them up to make a Pretty Crochet Blanket. They are also great for making Crochet Pillows, Placemats , Tablemats and Clothing Accessories. There are many ways to Crochet a Granny Square. Today am sharing the pattern for…

The granny stripe stitch is probably one of my favourites, I just love the simplicity of it and the endless possibility for playing with col...

Want to crochet a granny circle? You're in the right place, because this a great step-by-step granny circle tutorial. In this tutorial you will learn how to crochet a granny circle. This circle granny square shape is perfect if you want to make something different the traditional granny square and enjoy anything granny squares.

This is a super quick post – before I get distracted and forget to share the basic motif for my 70’s style vest! Small Circle Crochet Motif & Border – Instructions US crochet terminology Tools & Materials 4ply/fingering/sock yarn & 2.25mm hook. Note: Creates a treble hexagon effect. Size , approx 43mm x 43mm not …

Here’s a lovely little free pattern for you to enjoy and make whatever takes your fancy. Free patterns are written in my spare time and not nearly as detailed as patterns in my Etsy shop. I have in…

The granny stripe circle is a lovely pattern to make mandalas, coasters, table(cloths) placemats, use for round cushions, and the list goes on if you have an adventurous and wild imagination. Here's how to make one. Supplies: * DK yarn in as many colors you'd like and a 4 mm hook * scissors and a tapestry needle for weaving ends You may want to work ends/tails as you go. Learn how I do that here. Stitches in US terms: chain (ch), slip stitch (sl st), chain space (ch-sp), double crochet (dc)…