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This easy granny square pattern is perfect for using up all those little balls of yarn that normally just tangle up in the bin. Scraps Spectacular granny square design by Martha Brooks Steins features a simple brick pattern can be done with leftover worsted weight yarn you have collected using a color scheme that fit your home décor.
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Easy Granny Square Pattern
Yarn Requirements:
Red Heart Classic (3-1/2 oz/190 yds/99g per skein): 6 skeins #12 Black
Medium (worsted) weight yarn: 31 oz/1,550 yds/877g assorted scrap colors
Check out the original source for the Granny Square Pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Crochet
Thanks to Martha Brooks Stein for the article inspiration and featured image.
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I cannot seem to find this pattern in the site provided! Help is appreciated
its not a pattern you will find as i have don this myself
That’ll make a nice jacket. Made this for myself and a client. A great conversation piece.
Thank you for this great pattern.Time to tackle the scraps bin.
Here is my version of this pattern. I used leftover yarn, but mixed up the rectangles giving it a different look.
Lorrie Woods-gearhart
Looks like a stained glass window……
I’m looking to start a business doing afghans. I have a Etsy page and I do custom orders. Make a offer. Search for BrittsCrochetArt in the search bar.
I love the pattern/color combination. it’s wonderful
I was just wondering what I could do with my scraps. I love this!
Marie Pool
Becky Armstrong This would probably work great for all the baby hats I have!
That is a great idea. I saved the pattern.
I like the shape. Not your typical granny square.
Me too!
I did this.