Granny Squares: New patterns online.

Dear users and authors,
Granny squares are very versatile and also great for using up leftover yarn.
Scroll down now to download the latest patterns.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include the link, image, and the usual information.

This beautiful and practical diaper pouch is crocheted almost entirely from simple granny squares!


Click here to go straight to the pattern!

A diaper pouch is super practical for diaper changes on the go! Everything you need close at hand fits into 2 large side pockets and an extra pocket for small items.

The hair tie closure is something really special! The hair tie is worked in right away instead of being sewn on. How does that work? I’d be happy to show you in a step-by-step photo tutorial.

Just grab your favorite yarn in your favorite colors and get started. It works up quickly and is great fun! :-)

I have 6 grannies in my selection for a wonderful and varied blanket.



My grannies have all reached the same stitch count in the last row, so you can sew / crochet them together stitch by stitch. The patterns include a crochet chart, and the rows are also described in writing.

Each individual granny is an eye-catcher on its own. Whether for a pillow, table runner, scarf, or just a blanket made from one pattern.  Grannies fit perfectly in your handbag, and you can crochet a new one in between whenever you like.



My newest one has a star in the center. 

Take a look at my collection all 6 grannies at a glance, or maybe just the latest one in the series?

Crochet pattern for a Large Granny Square



This blanket is a great way to use up leftover yarn. You only need to know how to make double crochets and chain stitches.

The pattern includes both a crochet chart for the beginning of the blanket (until the pattern repeats) and written instructions for each row.

I used various colors of Schachenmayr Regia Angora Merino. It has a yardage of 200 m / 50 g. I used about 250 g to make a blanket measuring 73 x 73 cm.

Click here to go straight to the pattern

Crochet shoes with a twist...
Perfect for at home, on the patio, as guest slippers, or even when traveling!
Also ideal as a little hostess gift or present!

These crocheted women's slippers - made from Granny Squares - look great in any color combination.
There are absolutely no limits when it comes to choosing your colors.

This project is perfect for using up leftovers!

A detailed description guides you through the crochet process.
Divided into precisely described steps, this pattern is easy to understand even for beginners.
To make things clearer, the pattern includes 3 crochet charts.
In addition, a total of 29 photos make it easier to follow your crochet progress.

The pattern is designed for sizes 37-42.
Gauge is of course included as always - for any possible adjustments.

And here is the pattern and more details...



 

Crocheting your own bags is simply fun!
There are no limits to the colors and variations!
This summery crochet bag - combining classic crochet stitches and Granny Squares - looks great in any color combination.

This project is perfect for using up leftover yarn!

A detailed description guides you through the crochet process.
Divided into 8 steps described in great detail, this pattern is easy to understand even for beginners.
For clarification, the pattern includes a chart in crochet chart format.
In addition, you will find a total of 15 pictures that make the crochet progress easier.

The size of the finished bag (without strap) is approx. 18 x 28 cm.
The strap length is about 184 cm - however, the pattern explains how this length can be adjusted individually.
Gauge is of course included as always - for any adjustments.

And here is the pattern and more details...

 

Case suitable for a phone or for tissues....


Crocheted from many small granny squares, this project is also ideal for using up leftovers.

I used cotton, and the yarn length and hook size are decisive for the size of the case.

In the 9-page pattern, the crochet patterns are explained in detail with many pictures and crochet charts. 

Here you can find the pattern