Learn how to make crochet granny squares with this fun and easy pattern!

Many vintage patterns utilitze a technique modern crocheters call the “Granny Square”. Since the resurgence of crochet in the 1930’s, and again in the 1970s, this pattern has been a favorite for making colorful afghans out of yarn scraps. This pattern includes general instructions for the Granny Square, and for the Granny Square Infinity Scarf.

Project Details:
Difficulty Level: Easy
Recommended Yarn: Light/Medium Weight Wool
Gauge: 5 bundles x 10 rows = 4” x 4”
Finished Size: 8” width x 64” circumference

You Will Need:
Skills

• Chain (ch), Slip Stich (sl st), Single Crochet (sc), Half Double Crochet (hdc), Double Crochet (dc)
• Traditional Granny Square (explained in detail below), Flat Slip Stitch Join (explained in detail below)

Tools

• Crochet Hook G-6/4.0mm or size needed to obtain gauge.
• Basic Yarn Sewing Kit: small scissors, tape measure, yarn needle, removable stitch markers

Materials

• 440yds/200g of Light/Medium Weight Yarn. 220yds each Yarns A & B
• Sample shown in Cascade 220 Superwash. Light/Medium Weight (3)/(4). 100% Superwash Wool. 100g/220yds per skein.