Crochet Granny’s Circle in Square

Create a beautiful square using the traditional crochet technique known as Granny's Circle. This unique design combines the classic Granny Square pattern with circular motifs to form a stunning square shape. By following the instructions for Crochet Granny's Circle in Square, you can craft a one-of-a-kind piece that showcases your crochet skills and creativity. The intricate details of this pattern will surely impress anyone who sees the finished product. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crocheter, this project offers a fun challenge that will result in a visually striking square. The versatility of this pattern makes it suitable for various projects, from blankets to pillows to wall hangings. With Crochet Granny's Circle in Square, you can unleash your imagination and create a work of art that reflects your unique style and craftsmanship.

Materials:

Worsted Weight Yarn in multiple colors… 1-3 yards of each color ~ 3 or more colors

Hook ~ I

Scissors

Stitches:

St ~ Stitch Ch ~ Chain Sc ~ Single Crochet Hdc ~ Half Double Crochet Dc ~ Double Crochet Trc – Triple Crochet Dtrc – Double Triple Crochet. Sl St ~ Slip Stitch

Instructions:

Each Square should measure approx. 6″ x 6″.

Row 1: Ch4, 9 Dc in the 4th Ch from hook (The first 3 chains count as a Dc), Join with Sl St to top of Beginning Ch. = 10 Dc

Row 2: Ch 3 (Counts as Dc now and throughout), Dc in the same St as Beginning, 2 Dc in each St around. Join with Sl St to beginning. = 20 Dc

Row 3: Ch 3, Dc in same St, Dc in the next St, *2 Dc in the next St, Dc in the next St*, Repeat * * around. Join with Sl St to beginning. = 30 Dc

Row 4: Ch 3, Dc in same St, Dc in the next 2 Sts, * 2 Dc in the next St, Dc in the next 2 Sts*, Repeat * * Around. Join with Sl St to beginning. = 40 Sc

Row 5: Ch1, Sc in the same St, Sc in the next St, *Hdc in the next 2 Sts, Dc in the next St, (Trc, Dtrc, Trc) all in the next St(Corner Made), Dc in next St, Hdc in the next 2 Sts, Sc in the next 3 Sts*, Repeat * * around 3 more times, ending with a Sc in the last St (Instead of Sc in next 3 Sts), Join with Sl St to beginning Sc. Finish off = 48 Sts

Row 6: Change to Border Color, Join to any Dtrc with Sl St, Ch 1, 3 Sc in the same St(this makes a corner), Sc in the next 11 Sts, *3 Sc in the next St, Sc in the next 11 Sts*, Repeat * * 2 more times. Join to beginning with Sl St. =56 Sc Finish off.

Congratulations… You now have a Circle in a Square!!

Blocking your Square ~ You may wonder how or why we block our crochet… It leaves your finished project looking polished and professional and it allows you to get your square into the desired shape and size!… It is easy to do too!!