Go gaga for the granny stitch! This super traditional motif is one of the first stitch patterns many crocheters learn, but that doesn't mean it's old and tired. It comes back again and again, from high fashion to household goods. And I've found over 150 free granny stitch crochet patterns on Yarnspirations for you to explore - plus a couple items here on Moogly!
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Get All the Free Granny Stitch Crochet Patterns on Yarnspirations!
Click HERE to see over 150 free granny stitch crochet patterns!
Some Granny Stitch Highlights
While there are lots of gorgeous granny stitch blankets to check out at the link above, I love seeing some of the fun *other* things the granny stitch can make and do! Here are some of my favorites!
Red Heart Not So Granny Tunic - This top is the perfect lightweight layer year-round!
Red Heart Granny Square Jacket - This classic look is hot hot hot - again! Katy Perry anyone?
Aunt Lydia's Square in Square Shawl - This shawl's graceful shape drapes nicely over the shoulders, for a look that can be dressed up or down!
Moogly Granny Tutorials
While many make granny squares right away when they learn to crochet, others crochet for years without trying this motif! If it's new to you, there's a Moogly video tutorial for that!
How to Crochet a Multicolor Granny
How to Crochet the Solid Granny Square
Moogly's Classic Crochet: The Granny Stitch Class on Bluprint
Moogly Free Granny Stitch Crochet Patterns
Handkerchief Cocoon - This summer weight topper starts with a simple granny square - with lots of special touches and a simple but effective border!
Italian Elegance Cowl - A simple substitution - a cluster instead of 3 dc - and you get something a little different but just as easy!
I hope you enjoy this collection of free crochet granny stitch patterns on Yarnspirations! Be sure to check out their yarn selection too – while the mail is slower than usual, they are still shipping yarn right to your door!
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Sheri Keithley says
Love to crochet and I’m always looking for new ideas no matter how easy or difficult the project may be.