Quick Granny Squares
MIX & MATCH CROCHET MOTIFS IN 220 SUPERWASH ® SPORT FROM CASCADE YARNS ®
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Quick Granny Squares
Get Creative 6
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E ditor
JACOB SEIFERT
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IRENE LEDWITH
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Pattern Editors
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AMY GUNDERSON
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Names: Get Creative 6 (Firm), editor.
Title: 60 quick granny squares : mix & match crochet motifs in 220 superwash sport from cascade yarns / Get Creative 6.
Other titles: Sixty quick granny squares
Description: First edition. | New York, New York : Get Creative 6, [2024] | Series: 60 quick crochet collection | Includes index.
Identifiers: LCCN 2024013175 | ISBN 9781684620845 (paperback)
Subjects: LCSH: Crocheting--Patterns. | BISAC: CRAFTS & HOBBIES / Needlework / Crocheting | CRAFTS & HOBBIES / Fashion
Classification: LCC TT820 .A1156 2024 | DDC 746.43/4041--dc23/eng/20240412
LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2024013175
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INTRODUCTION
The granny square might be the most iconic crochet pattern around. Comprised of staggered clusters of double crochet stitches and almost always colorful, these small squares are instantly recognizable. Having been around for decades, the granny square is more often than not nostalgic for crocheters and noncrocheters alike, summoning memories of cuddly blankets and beloved family members.
While the traditional granny square is a very specific type of pattern—those staggered clusters of stitches—today the term “granny square” is often used to refer to nearly any sort of square crochet motif. A granny square can now be solid or lacy, use any kind and combination of stitches, have 3D elements, be made with a single color, and so much more, making them more engaging and fun to crochet than ever before.
While they have often been used for blankets in the past, modern crocheters now use granny squares for anything and everything. Due to their small and uniform size, granny squares make great building blocks for accessories and garments. Make some granny squares in your preferred color schemes, seam them together into the necessary shape, and then, if needed, add borders and trim for those finishing touches. Folding squares in half so they span the front and back of 3D items or adding granny triangles to fill in gaps make granny squares endlessly versatile.
This book contains insight on the possibilities of the granny square, helpful tips, and practical how-to information. All of that is in addition to 60 diverse granny square patterns and 10 projects for blankets, scarves, bags, and garments. A pattern collection and source of inspiration, these pages will ignite within you a new passion for granny squares.
If you can dream it up, you can make it with granny squares!
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How to Use This Book
No two granny squares in this book are exactly alike, but they do share common traits that make them easy to use together in various projects, including those found in the back of this book.
YARN
All of the squares and projects in this book use Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Sport, an affordable and high-quality superwash wool that is available in dozens of colors.
Each project lists the required number of skeins for each color used. The square patterns list the colors that were used to make them, not the exact amount of each color that was used. As you work, carefully monitor how much yarn of each color is used. Even if a square uses only one color, a single skein could make more than one square. A square that uses multiple colors could make several squares with a single skein of each color. If a square uses one or more colors more than others, you could change the color sequence on subsequent squares to maximize the total number of squares you can make, all while staying within the same color story.
COLOR CHOICES
Picking colors is one of the most fun parts of designing something with granny squares, and 220 Superwash Sport offers dozens of options. Many granny squares are worked with multiple colors. Think about how you want to pair your colors, which should appear more dominant, and whether or not you want to change their sequence from granny to granny. For example, the Rainbow Drop Cube
(see page 156) is made with 6 granny squares of #38 Rainbow Drop (see page 102), but the color sequence shifts from granny to granny and creates a striking effect.
For grannies that use a single color, think about whether you want every granny in the same color or whether you want to use multiple colors across the squares. You could make most squares in a few neutrals and include just a few squares in a bright color that pops. Maybe you want to combine squares into various blocks of high contrast colors. Playing with the same color in different tones is always very fun. Really, the options are limitless. All you have to do is find what excites you (or the intended recipient).
CHARTS
Every granny square pattern in this book includes at least one chart. Whenever possible, the color of the chart rounds matches the color of the yarn used in the photographed samples. In some cases, the colors have been changed to aid readability. If in doubt, refer to the written instructions to confirm which color is used each round.
Most charts use only commonly known stitches (sc, hdc, dc, sl st, etc.). A key with those commonly known stitches is found inside the back cover flap of this book. You can flip that outward and leave it open to reference
as you work. Any stitches unique to a pattern are explained in that pattern’s text, and a key for those stitch symbols is included with the chart.
CONSTRUCTION
Each square is worked in rounds from the center out. Most squares use joined rounds, but continuous rounds, turned rounds, and other unique constructions are utilized in a few instances.
A number of patterns have 3D elements. These may be created at the same time as the main square, made separately and later joined, or crocheted as part of and anchored into the main square. In each case, the pattern provides clear instruction on how to proceed, and the charts show how to work each section.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
The 60 granny square patterns in this book all have finished measurements of 6"/15cm square. Achieving this size is important, especially if you plan to use your squares to make any of the 10 projects in the back of this book, as that is the size of square those projects require.
If your square is only slightly smaller than 6"/15cm square, you may be able to block it to the correct measurements. You may also consider working an additional round of slip stitches or single crochet to achieve
the correct measurements, if you are not opposed to how the extra round affects the overall appearance. If your square is significantly larger than 6"/15cm square, rework the square using a smaller crochet hook. If it is significantly smaller than 6"/15cm, rework the square using a larger crochet hook.
PROJECT TYPES
Perhaps the most classic project to make from granny squares is a big, comfy blanket. There’s endless potential for gorgeous blankets when you use granny squares. Given their relatively small and uniform square dimensions, you can use granny squares as building blocks for anything. The sample projects in the back of this book show just a few creative ways to use your grannies. Simple projects like blankets and scarves are fun classics, but you can also go 3-dimensional with tote bags. Take things even further by adding edgings, ribbing, and extensions,
which open up possibilities to create unique accessories (see Comfort Swirl, page 160) and even full-size garments like cardigans and pullovers (see Pointed Cardigan, page 173).
The granny squares you crochet are just the beginning. Let your imagination run wild, and you’ll be amazed by all of the things you can create with them.
PATTERN SELECTION AND SQUARE ARRANGEMENTS
One thing to consider is how many different granny square patterns you’ll use in a single project. Of course, you can make every granny square with the same pattern. Repetition is often very striking and satisfying. However, you should feel free to mix and match patterns.
Refract (see page 154) uses #1 Traditional Granny Square (see page 22) in a single color and #15 Half & Half (see page 52) to create movement in texture and color. Interstellar (see page 152) arranges 3 patterns in
projects can be just as fun to figure out.
HOW-TO INSTRUCTION
Step-by-step instruction and guidance for common techniques (and a couple of unique stitches) used in the various granny squares and project patterns can be found at the beginning of this book. Reference these materials as needed.
1Traditional Granny Square
The original granny square is a timeless combination of staggered clusters of double crochet stitches, worked from the center out. This is where it all began.
CROCHETED BY SOPHIA MINAKAIS
Finished Measurements 6"/15cm square
Materials
■ 1 1¾/50g skein (approx 137yd/125m) of Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Sport (superwash merino wool) each in #894 Strawberry Cream (A), #256 Cockatoo (B), #820 Lemon (C), and #221 Pale Lavender (D)
■ One size G-6 (4mm) crochet hook, or size to obtain finished measurements
Square
With A, ch 4, sl st in first ch to form ring. Rnd 1 Ch 3 (counts as dc throughout), 2 dc in ring, ch 2 (corner), [3 dc in ring, ch 2 (corner)] 3 times, sl st in top of beg ch-3 to join, fasten off—12 dc, 4 ch-2 sps. Rnd 2 With B, (sl st to join, ch 3, 2 dc) in any ch-2 sp, ch 1, [(3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in next ch-2 sp, ch 1] 3 times, 3 dc in beg ch-2 sp, ch 2, sl st in top of beg ch-3 to join, fasten off—24 dc, 4 ch-1 sps, 4 ch-2 sps.
Rnd 3 With C, (sl st to join, ch 3, 2 dc) in any ch-2 sp, ch 1, [3 dc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in next ch-2 sp, ch 1] 3 times, 3 dc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, 3 dc in beg ch-2 sp, ch 2, sl st in top of beg ch-3 to join, fasten off—36 dc, 8 ch-1 sps, 4 ch-2 sps.
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Rnd 4 With D, (sl st to join, ch 3, 2 dc) in any ch-2 sp, ch 1, [(3 dc, ch 1) in each ch-1 sp to next ch-2 sp, (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in next ch-2 sp, ch 1] 3 times, (3 dc, ch 1)
in each ch-1 sp to beg ch-2 sp, 3 dc in beg ch-2 sp, ch 2, sl st in top of beg ch-3 to join, fasten off—48 dc, 12 ch-1 sps, 4 ch-2 sps.
5 Flare
Small details can make the biggest difference. Here, easy stitch clusters create a faux-woven texture and an accent color adds an additional layer of visual interest.
DESIGNED BY MARI LYNN PATRICK
Finished Measurements
6"/15cm square
Materials
■ 1 1¾/50g skein (approx 137yd/125m) of Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Sport (superwash merino wool) each in #325 Hot Coral (A) and #810 Teal (B)
■ One size F-5 (3.75mm) crochet hook, or size to obtain finished measurements
Stitch Glossary
beg CL2 (beginning 2-stitch cluster)
Ch 3, dc in same st or sp. beg CL3 (beginning 3-stitch cluster)
Ch 3, yo, insert hook in indicated st or sp, yo, draw up a lp, yo, pull through 2 lps, yo, insert hook in same st, yo, draw up a lp, yo, pull through 2 lps, yo, pull through 3 lps.
CL2 (2-stitch cluster) [Yo, insert hook in next st or indicated sp, yo, draw up a lp, yo, pull through 2 lps] 2 times, yo, pull through 3 lps.
CL3 (3-stitch cluster) Yo, insert hook in indicated st, yo, draw up a lp, yo, pull through 2 lps, [yo, insert hook in same st, yo, draw up a lp, yo, pull through 2 lps] 2 times, yo, pull through 4 lps.
Square
STITCH KEY
7 6
Rnd 1 With A, ch 4, 11 dc in 4th ch from
hook (3 skipped chs counts as dc), sl st in top ch of beg ch-4 to join—12 dc.
Rnd 2 Ch 6 (counts as dc, ch 5), [sk next dc, dc in each of next 2 dc, ch 5] 3 times, sk next dc, dc in next dc; with B, sl st in top of first ch of beg ch-6 to join round; fasten off A—8 dc, 4 ch-5 sps.
Rnd 3 With B, ch 3 (counts as dc throughout), (4 dc, ch 3, 5 dc) in first ch-5 sp, [(5 dc, ch 3, 5 dc) in next ch-5 sp] 3 times, sl st in top ch of beg ch-3 to join—40 dc, 4 ch-3 sps.
Rnd 4 Ch 3, dc in each of next 4 dc, [(2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc) in next ch-3 sp, dc in each of next 10 dc] 3 times, (2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc) in next ch-3 sp, dc in each of next 5 dc,
changing to A in last dc; with A, sl st in top ch of beg ch-3 to join round; fasten off B—56 dc, 4 ch-3 sps.
Rnd 5 With A, beg CL2 in same st as join, [ch 1, sk next dc, CL2] 2 times, ch 1, [(CL2, ch 3, CL2) in next ch-3 sp (corner), ch 1, CL2, (ch 1, sk next dc, CL2) 4 times, ch 1] 3 times, (CL2, ch 3, CL2) in next ch-3 sp, ch 1, [CL2, ch 1, sk next dc] 2 times, sl st in beg CL2 to join, fasten off—1 beg CL2, 27 CL2, 24 ch-1 sps, 4 ch-3 sps.
Rnd 6 With B, sl st in first ch-1 sp after any corner, beg CL3 in same sp as join, [ch 1, CL3 in next ch-1 sp] 5 times, ch 1, [(CL3, ch 3, CL3) in next ch-3 sp, (ch 1,
CL3 in next ch-1 sp) 6 times, ch 1] 3 times, (CL3, ch 3, CL3) in next ch-3 sp, ch 1, sl st in beg CL3 to join—1 beg CL3, 31 CL3, 28 ch-1 sps, 4 ch-3 sps.
Rnd 7 Sl st in last ch-1 sp made in rnd 6, beg CL3, [ch 1, CL3 in next ch-1 sp] 6 times, ch 1, [(CL3, ch 3, CL3) in next ch-3 sp, (ch 1, CL3 in next ch-1 sp) 7 times, ch 1] 3 times, (CL3, ch 3, CL3) in next ch-3 sp, ch 1, sl st in beg CL3 to join—1 beg CL3, 35 CL3, 32 ch-1 sps, 4 ch-3 sps. Fasten off.
FINISHING
Weave in ends. Block to finished measurements. n
11 Mellow Moon
The circular center of this square anchors and shapes the crescent moon.
DESIGNED BY MARIA JE˛CZMYK
Finished Measurements
6"/15cm square
Materials
■ 1 1¾/50g skein (approx 137yd/125m) of Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Sport (superwash merino wool) each in #811 Como Blue (A) and #877 Golden (B)
■ One size G-6 (4mm) crochet hook, or size to obtain finished measurements
Notes
1) Moon is created after square is complete by working into the remaining front loops of round 4.
2) Each row of moon is worked with the right side facing.
Square
Note See Chart 1 for Rnds 1–9.
With A, ch 4, sl st in first ch to form ring.
Rnd 1 Ch 1 (does not count as st throughout), 8 sc into ring, sl st in first sc—8 sc.
Rnd 2 Ch 1, 2 sc in each sc around, sl st in first sc to join—16 sc.
Rnd 3 Ch 1, sc in same sc as join, 2 sc in next sc, [sc in next sc, 2 sc in next st] 7 times, sl st in first sc to join—24 sc.
Rnd 4 Ch 1, sc in same st as join, sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc, [sc in each of next 2 sc, 2 sc in next sc] 7 times, sl st in first sc—32 sc.
This lacy square features nautical-inspired shapes, including a center that is reminscent of a compass rose.
DESIGNED BY
JOANNE FOWLER
Finished Measurements 6"/15cm square
Materials
■ 1 1¾/50g skein (approx 137yd/125m) of Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Sport (superwash merino wool) each in #256 Cockatoo (A) and #864 Christmas Green (B)
■ One size D-3 (3.25mm) crochet hook, or size to obtain finished measurements
■ Stitch markers
Stitch Glossary
dtr (double treble crochet) [Yo] 3 times, insert hook in indicated st, yo, draw through st, [yo, draw through 2 lps] 4 times.
FPdtr2tog (front post double treble 2 together) [(Yo) 3 times, insert hook from front to back to front around post of next st, yo, draw up lp, (yo, pull through 2 lps) 3 times] 2 times, yo, pull through 3 lps. picot Ch 3, sl st in back bump of 3rd ch from hook.
wV-st (wide V-stitch) (Dc, ch 2, dc) in indicated st or sp.
Square
With A, ch 4, sl st in 4th ch from hook to form a ring.
Rnd 1 Ch 3 (counts as dc throughout),
23 Carnation
hdc in each of next 6 dc, dc in each of next 3 dc, tr in next dc, ch 3, tr in next dc, dc in each of next 3 dc, [hdc in each of next 7 dc, dc in each of next 3 dc, tr in next dc, ch 3, tr in next dc, dc in each of next 3 dc] 3 times, sl st in first hdc to join—28 hdc, 24 dc, 8 tr, 4 ch-3 sps. Rnd 7 Ch 3, dc in sp between each st to next ch-3 sp, [(2 hdc, ch 2, 2 hdc) in next ch-3 sp, dc in sp between each st to next ch-3 sp] 3 times, (2 hdc, ch 2, 2 hdc) in next ch-3 sp, dc in sp between each st to
beg of rnd, sl st in top ch of beg ch-3 to join—56 dc, 16 hdc, 4 ch-2 sps. Fasten off.
INNER PETALS
Note See Chart 2 for rnd 8.
Rnd 8 With B, sl st in top of any dc in rnd 2, sl st in next dc, 4 dc in next dc, [sl st in each of next 2 dc, 4 dc in next dc] 7 times, sl st in first sl st to join— 8 petals.
Fasten off and draw tails to WS.
OUTER PETALS
Note See chart 2 for rnd 9. Rnd 9 With B, sl st in top of any dc in rnd 4, sl st in next dc, 5 dc in next dc, sk next dc, [sl st in each of next 2 dc, 5 dc in next dc, sk next dc] 11 times, sl st in first sl st to join—12 petals. Fasten off and draw tails to WS.
FINISHING
Weave in ends. Block to finished measurements. n
25 Spiderweb
Weave all the webs you please using the simplest of stitches. Despite its intricate look, this square is easy and quick to make.
DESIGNED BY JULIA MADILL
Finished Measurements
6"/15cm square
Materials
■ 1 1¾/50g skein (approx 137yd/125m) of Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Sport (superwash merino wool) in #1913 Jet
■ One size G-6 (4mm) crochet hook, or size to obtain finished measurements
Square
Make a magic ring.
Rnd 1 Ch 3 (counts as dc), 11 dc in ring, sl st in top ch of beg ch-3 to join—12 dc.
Rnd 2 Ch 5 (counts as dc, ch-2), [dc in next dc, ch 2] 11 times, sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch-5 to join—12 dc, 12 ch-2 sps.
Rnd 3 Ch 6 (counts as dc, ch-3), [dc in next dc, ch 3] 11 times, sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch-6 to join—12 dc, 12 ch-3 sps.
Rnd 4 Ch 7 (counts as dc, ch-4), [dc in next dc, ch 4] 11 times, sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch-7 to join—12 dc, 12 ch-4 sps.
Rnd 5 Ch 8 (counts first dc, ch-5 sp), [dc in next dc, ch 5] 11 times, sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch-8 to join—12 dc, 12 ch-5 sps.
Rnd 6 Ch 1 (does not count as st throughout), sc in same st as join, ch 6, dc in next dc, ch 9, dc in next dc, ch 6, [sc in next dc, ch 6, dc in next dc, ch 9, dc in next dc, ch 6] 3 times, sl st in first sc
to join—4 sc, 8 dc, 12 ch sps.
Rnd 7 Ch 1, sc in same st as join, sc in each of next 6 chs, sc in next dc, sc in each of next 4 chs, (sc, ch 1, sc) in next
ch, sc in each of next 4 chs, sc in next dc, sc in each of next 6 chs, [sc in next sc, sc in each of next 6 chs, sc in next dc, sc in each of next 4 chs, (sc, ch 1, sc) in next
Rnd 6 With B, standing hdc between any first and 2nd hdc after a corner, [hdc between every hdc to next corner ch-4 sp, (2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc) around corner chs of both rnds 4 and 5] 4 times, inv join in first hdc—56 hdc, 16 dc, 4 ch-2 sps.
FINISHING
Weave in ends. Block to finished measurements. n
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3D elements
INDEX
Blossom Mandala 54
Butterfly 84
Carnation 23
Daisy 80
Flower Patch 82
Mellow Moon 11
Summertime Sun 40
Sunflower 78
Twinkle Star 45
4 of Hearts 28
A
Aran Flower 114
Ariel 147
B
back bump (BB), how to 17
back loop only (BLO), how to 17
back post (BP), how to 17
bag
Side Bag 162
Tote 170
Bask 138
Basketweave 34
beginning the round, how to 14
slip stitch to join (a new yarn) 14
standing stitch 14
slip stitch to starting point 14
Berry Patch 48
blanket
Great Granny 150
Interstellar 152
Bloom 112
Blossom Mandala 54
Bobble Puffs 120
Butterfly 84
C
cardigan
Pointed Cardigan 173
Carnation 70
Carrying an unused color 16
Celtic Ridge 88
changing colors, how to 16 carrying an unused color 16
changing colors in final stitch 16
Classic, The 12
Coins 67
Comfort Swirl 160
Current 118
D
Daisy 80
Daisy Grooves 96
Diatom 86
dickey
Comfort Swirl 160
double treble crochet (dtr), how to 18
E
Encased 128
F
Flare 30
Floral Swirl 26
Flower Patch 82
Fortuna 144
Frames 24
Fronds 136
front loop only (FLO), how to 17
front post (FP), how to 17
G
Garden Window 140 getting started, how to 13
magic chain 13
magic ring 13 make a ring 13
Giant Granny Pillow Cover 158
Great Granny 150
H
half treble crochet (htr), how to 18
Half & Half 52
Hazard 134
Helm 100
Houndstooth 32 how to use this book 10
I
Interstellar 152 invisible join, how to 15
J
joining rounds 15 invisible join 15
slip stitch join (at end of rnd) 15
L
Linked 132
M
magic chain, how to 13 magic ring, how to 13 make a ring, how to 13
Marina 64
mattress stitch seam, how to 21
Medallion 56
Mellow Moon 42
Mini-Stitch Granny 130
N
nature themes
Bask 138
Blossom Mandala 54
Butterfly 84
Carnation 23
Current 118
Daisy 80
Floral Swirl 26
Flower Patch 82
Fronds 136
Linked 53
Mellow Moon 11
Rainforest 24
Sol 122
Spiderweb 76
Summertime Sun 40
Sunflower 78
Sunflower Sizzle 60
Sunstone 39
Twinkle Star 45
Woven Sunshine 104
O
Outfield 1216
P
pillow cover
Giant Granny Pillow Cover 158
Pointed Cardigan 173
pullover
Sunflower Pullover 165
Q
Quadrants 110
R
Rainbow Drop 102
Rainbow Drop Cube 156
Rainforest 73
Refract 154
Ridges 116
Running Routes 98
S
Sandstone 124
scarf
Refract 154
seaming 20
mattress stitch 20
slip stitch 21
uneven edges 21
whip stitch 21
Shift 50
Side Bag 162
Simon 58
slip stitch join (at end of rnd), how to 15
slip stitch seam, how to 21
slip stitch to join (a new yarn), how to 14
slip stitch to starting point, how to 14
Sol 122
special insertions, how to 17
back bump (BB) 17
back loop only (BLO) 17
back post (BP) 17
front loop only (FLO) 17
front post (FP) 17
third loop only (TLO) 17
Spiderweb 76
Spike Stitch Mosaic Tile 36
Stacked 62
Standing Stitch 14
Summertime Sun 40
Sunflower 78
Sunflower Pullover 165
Sunflower Sizzle 60
Sunstone 94
Swirl 142
T
third loop only (TLO), how to 17
Tote 170
toy
Rainbow Drop Cube 156
Traditional Granny Square 22
Twinkle Star 45
U
uneven edges (seaming) 21
Up & Down 38
V
Vortex 106
W
Washboard 92
Water Mill 108
whip stitch seam, how to 21
Woven Sunshine 104
Wriggle 90
Unlock the Endless Potential of Granny Squares
60 Quick Granny Squares is the musthave book for anyone who loves making granny squares. The 60 squares in this collection include everything from the classic granny to fresh twists that integrate textures, 3D elements, swirls, lace, cable-like twists, and much more. You’ll also find 10 bonus project patterns for blankets, accessories, and garments that showcase inventive ways that granny squares can be used. Mix and match the 60 squares into those projects, or use them in your own original creations!
More than just a pattern collection, this book also teaches essential granny square techniques—such as starting your squares, joining rounds, changing colors, and more—with step-by-step photos. Fun and informative, 60 Quick Granny Squares will inspire you with the limitless possibilities of the granny square.
KEY TECHNIQUES with Step-by-Step Photos
