Chunky Granny Square Crochet Bib
This is the first step you will need to make when trying crocheting.
Its easy to make crochet with easy steps to follow when making one.
It can be made in bulk with ease and fast as long as the steps are followed well.
Granny uses this in teaching their daughters and granddaughters.
Starting with the double crochet circle and it has treble crochet and lastly chain stitches at the corner.
This is one of the easiest made crochets, being elegant and cute creation.
Simple Granny Square Blanket.
This is one of the widely used crochet, mostly being the central part of the world.
It has easy to follow patterns and when followed correctly, one can create impressive work.
This makes it easy to make and the pattern simple.
You also have a great way to use your yarn scraps.
The Granny Flower Square.
With this, you tend to use your imagination in making one.
Seriously Simple Granny Square.
They are mainly made with chunky yarn and the results that are gotten are so cozy and plush.
The main project that is behind this is the winter crochet project.
The Solid Granny Square.
Basic Granny Square
If you want to do any crocheting project then you will need to learn the basics.
Basic granny square gives you the best basic tutorials, understanding the chain and the pattern of crocheting.
The Ultimate Granny Square.
The main Motif in making this is the building block.
It consists of more complex granny square variations.
The main advantage of these granny squares is that they are fashionable and versatile.
One can be able to make booties from it, skirts and also purses.
Lily pad Granny Square.
Lily pad granny square is simple but challenging from the list of granny square patterns.
If you are up for a challenge then this is the best for you.
Block Granny Square
Block granny square the ideal crochet for learners.
It has simple steps and patterns that enable one to understand what he or she is doing.
Granny Square Rug Bedspread.
Its easy to make crochets that combine traditional and solid granny squares.
