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All granny square photos are by Kirsten Jonora Renfroe and are copyrighted by me. All other photos on this blog post are by Shaylnn of Creations & Couture Creations. Please do not redistribute or copy this pattern or photos as your own. Saving the photos on Pinterest and other social media platforms are okay, but please give me credit using @kjonorarenfroe on Instagram or @KirstenJRenfroe on Twitter or linking my website www.kirstenjonorarenfroe.com

Feel free to contact me with any questions or suggestions for any more crochet tutorials you would like to see on the blog or my Youtube channel.

A granny square was the first item I learned to crochet six years ago. There are a number of types of granny squares, but I am going to show you the basic crochet pattern with pictures.There will also be a video tutorial on this blog and on my Youtube channel soon. The uniqueness of this granny square is it’s quick and saves I would like to thank Shalynn of Celebrations and Couture Creations for allowing me to post her pattern on my blog. She is a crocheter and creates wonderful items. Here are some of the items she has crocheted.

The pattern is below:

Easiest Granny Square Ever Crochet Pattern

Materials for this Pattern

US Crochet Terms

Lion Brand Yarns Vanna’s Choice colorway Denim Mist [Affiliate Link]

Lion Brand Yarn Ice Cream Sprinkles colorway Bubblegum [Affiliate Link]

H/8 or 5.00mm crochet hook

Round 1:

Magic circle

12 dc into the magic circle tan pull the circle closed, slip st. to first dc.

Round 2:

Ch. 3, Do 3 dc into the same st. as the ch. 3

Skip the next 2 sts., Make 6 dc in the third stitch [Repeat this two more times for three times total]

Skip the next two sts., Make 3 dc into the first st. where you made the 3 dc in the first round. Slip st. into the top of the first dc.

Round 3:

Ch. 3, Do 3 dc into the same st. as the ch. 3

Make 3 dc in the opening after the next 3 dc cluster (or skip 2 ch.)

Make 6 dc in the cluster of the 6 dc [this is one of the four corners]

Repeat the previous two steps [two more time for three times total]

Make 3 dc into the first st. where you made the 3 double in the beginning of the round. Slip st. into the top of the first dc from the round.

Repeat this pattern to make your Granny Square as big as you want:

Ch. 3, 3 dc in the same st. as the ch. 3

3 dc in the space after the 3 dc cluster

6 dc in the cluster of 6 dc [this is a corner]

3 dc into the first st. where you made the 3 dc in the beginning of the round.

Quick Tips

6 dc cluster is a corner

Do 3 dc after a 3 dc cluster

There are only 3 chs. used in each round.

The pattern is complete.

All granny square photos are by Kirsten Jonora Renfroe and are copyrighted by me. All other photos on this blog post are by Shaylnn of Creations & Couture Creations. Please do not redistribute or copy this pattern or photos as your own. Saving the photos on Pinterest and other social media platforms are okay, but please give me credit using @kjonorarenfroe on Instagram or @KirstenJRenfroe on Twitter or linking my website www.kirstenjonorarenfroe.com

Feel free to contact me with any questions or suggestions for any more crochet tutorials you would like to see on the blog or my Youtube channel.