Instructions on crocheting granny square"Easy granny squares"
Free crocheting pattern granny square. Are you trying to find how to crochet a granny square? I know when you are first learning to crochet, you can get lost very easily. When you start with a circle than turn it into a square it is confusing at the beginning. This pattern is not going to be written in rows or rounds. I am going to write it in steps instead. This way you can follow as you are making each double crochet. How crochet granny square You can make one very large square into an afghan. Use different colors along the way for the rounds. I have seen some very pretty afghans done in this simple manner. It was not the pattern so much as the use of the colors that made these afghans stunning. Or you could make hundreds of small squares and stitch them together for an afghan, baby blanket, vests or even Christmas stockings. There are any numbers of things you can do with the basic granny square. How crochet granny square pattern Yes the basic squares are one of the most popular patterns in any crocheters collections. In all the years I have been crocheting I have come across only one person that knew how to crochet but did not know how to crochet a square. Of course we corrected that problem right away. I will be explaining how to crochet a granny square with four (4) rounds. You can stop at this size or continue by adding groups of double crochet in the chain spaces as shown. But first lets get that first square made. I will be using different colors on each round so you can see the stitches better. If you are not use to crocheting, I would suggest you use one color through out, until you understand how to complete it. This book is full of nothing but granny squares for you
Step by step instructions on crocheting granny square
First round 1 – Make a slip knot 2 – Chain 5 3 – Insert hook into 1st chain to make a circle. Connect with a slip stitch. 4 – Chain 2 5 – Double crochet in circle 2 times (first chain 2 counts as a double crochet) 6 – Chain 2 7 – 3 double in circle 8 - Chain 2 9 – 3 double crochet in circle 10 – Chain 2 11 – 3 double crochet in circle 12 – Chain 2 connect to top of first chain 2 with a slipstitch. (First round completed) (I changed colors here) 
Second round 1 – Chain 2 turn work 2 – 2 double crochet – chain 2 – 3 double crochet ((corner cluster made) 3 – Chain 1 (this is one side of square) 4 – 3 double crochet – chain 2 – 3 double crochet (next corner cluster made) 5 – Chain 1 (next side) 6 – 3 double crochet – chain 2 – 3 double crochet (3td corner cluster made) 7 – Chain 1 (side again) 8 – 3 double crochet – chain 2 – 3 double crochet (4th corner cluster completed) 9 – Chain 1 – connect with slipstitch to the top of first chain 2 (Second round is completed) 
Third round and as many rounds as you wish your square to be Repeat second round adding a cluster in the middle of each side row, with every additional round you make.
Always remember corners take a chain 2 and sides a chain 1 for the space.
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