How to Crochet Beautiful Granny Square for Beginners
Learn how to crochet a unique four-color granny square, suitable for cushion or pillow covers with a step-by-step tutorial. Using three-ply wool and a 2.25mm hook, this granny square can be completed quickly. The design is easily replicable.
This video provides a detailed tutorial on crocheting a beautiful, multi-colored design, suitable for items like cushion covers or pillow covers. The designer uses four main colors, but a fifth color is also introduced later in the pattern.
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Materials Used
- Yarn: Three-ply wool is preferred for this design.
- Hook: 2.25 mm crochet hook.
- Scissors: For cutting the yarn.
- Colors: Four colors are initially used, but the final design incorporates five colors.
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Starting the Base (First Color)
- The process begins with creating a magic ring.
- The first round involves a series of double crochets and chains, closing them together to form a distinct pattern.
- The design emphasizes creating a specific number of these double crochet clusters with chain spaces in between.
- After completing the first round, the yarn is secured and cut, preparing for the next color.
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Adding the Second Color
- The second color is introduced, and the work continues with specific stitches in the gaps created by the previous round.
- This round involves making double crochets and chains, creating a consistent pattern around the base.
- Once this round is complete, the yarn is again secured and cut.
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Introducing the Third Color (White)
- White yarn is added to the design.
- This round incorporates a pattern of double crochets closed together, followed by chains, and single chains for spacing.
- The round continues with these stitches in the designated gaps.
- Upon completion of the round, the white yarn is joined, and then more chains and double crochets are worked into the next gap.
- This section forms a fan-like pattern in each gap, with a chain to connect to the next section.
- The white round is completed and prepared for the next color.
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Adding the Fourth Color (Yellow)
- Yellow yarn is introduced, starting from a lower gap.
- This round involves making half crochets over the previous stitches.
- The entire round is worked in half crochets, giving a slight height to the design.
- After finishing, the yellow yarn is cut.
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Introducing the Fifth Color (Turquoise) and Shaping the Corners
- Turquoise yarn is added to the pattern.
- This section involves creating the corners of the design using a combination of triple crochets, double crochets, single crochets, and half crochets.
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- The corners are specifically formed by using triple crochets with chain spaces.
- The round continues, forming the remaining corners in a similar manner.
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Final Round and Completion
- The last round starts with chains and double crochets in the gaps.
- This entire round is completed using double crochets, with the corners maintaining their specific double crochet and chain pattern.
- The design is completed by joining the last stitch to the starting chain.
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- The yarn is cut, and the finished design is showcased.
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Applications of the Design
- The designer suggests making multiple pieces of this design to create items like:
- Pouches
- Handbags
- Cushion covers
- Pillow covers
- The design is versatile and can be used in various places.
- The designer suggests making multiple pieces of this design to create items like:






