Learn How To Turn Two Granny Squares Into The Most Adorable Angel Ever

Such a clever way to use the simple granny square pattern to make an amazing angel! These angels are easy to make and they look fabulous! Granny Square Angels by Priscilla Hewitt are great gifts for a tea party or maybe Christmas, they actually are great ornaments too and everybody loves them. This is a wonderfully simple crochet pattern that can be done using yarn with a little sparkle for more effect.

What You’ll Need

Yarn: This one calls for worsted weight (size 4) yarn and sport weight yarn.

You’ll also need: a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and scissors.

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Materials for each angel

– About 1 ounce of either sport weight or worsted weight white acrylic yarn
– 3 long, white chenille stems (or comparable gauge wire)
– Crochet hook size D or E (to work VERY tightly)

Gauge: Not important for this project

[Free Pattern] Learn How To Turn Two Granny Squares Into The Most Adorable Angel Ever

Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Priscilla’s Crochet

Thanks to Priscilla Hewitt for the article inspiration and featured image.

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