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Crochet Sunflower Granny Square
Crochet Sunflower Granny Square is a delightful and whimsical pattern that brings joy and warmth to any project. With its bright yellow petals and intricate center, this design adds a touch of charm to blankets, bags, or even home decor. Creating this Granny Square is not only fun and satisfying but also a great way to showcase your crochet skills.
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned crocheter, the Crochet Sunflower Granny Square is a lovely addition to your creative repertoire. So grab your yarn and hook, and let's crochet some sunshine into your next project!Materials Needed:
Milk Cotton 4 ply yarn (in five different colors, but you can choose any colors you want)
4mm crochet hook
Scissors
Instructions:
For Round 1:
Start by making a slip knot.
Chain 5 and join with a slip stitch in the first chain to form a ring.
Chain 3 (this counts as one double crochet).
In the ring, make two double crochet stitches together, then chain 2.
Make the second group: two double crochet stitches together, and pull through, followed by chain 2.
Continue to create a total of six groups with chain 2 in between.
Finish the round with a chain 2 and slip stitch in the beginning stitch.
Tie a knot and cut the extra yarn.
Round 2:
Attach a new color with a slip knot.
Insert yarn in any chain space from the previous round.
Chain 3 (counts as one double crochet).
In the same chain space, make two more double crochets, chain 2, then three double crochets again (all in the same space).
Chain 2, then in the next chain space, repeat the pattern (three double crochets, chain 2, three double crochets).
Continue this pattern around. Finish with a chain 2 and slip stitch in the top of the beginning chain.
Tie a knot and cut the extra yarn.
Round 3:
Start by attaching a new yarn color with a slip knot in any chain space.
Chain 4 (counts as one treble crochet).
In the same space, make four treble crochets, chain 3, then in the next chain space, make five treble crochets.
Chain 3 between each set. Continue around.
Finish the round with a chain 3 and slip stitch in the top of the beginning chain.
Tie a knot and cut the extra yarn.
In Round 4:
Attach a new yarn color with a slip knot in any chain space.
Start with a corner: chain 4, then make two treble crochets in the same space, chain 2, and three more double crochets in the same space.
For the straight side, make three double crochets in the next chain space, continuing as established.
For the next corner: make three treble crochets, chain 2, and three more double crochets in the same space.
Continue the established pattern around. Finish with a slip stitch in the top of the beginning chain.
Round 5:
Attach a new yarn color with a slip knot in any corner chain space.
Chain 3 (counting as one double crochet), make two more double crochets in the same space, chain 1, and three more double crochets in the same space to form the first corner.
In each of the next three spaces, make three double crochets.
For the next corner: in the chain space, make three double crochets, chain 1, and three more double crochets.
Continue around, following the established pattern.
To finish, slip stitch in the top of the beginning chain stitch, tie a knot, and cut the extra yarn.
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