Red Heart All In One Granny Square Yarn debuted last year, and it's become an instant hit! This fabulous worsted weight yarn makes multicolor granny squares - without breaking the yarn. And now there are two new colorways and a bunch of lovely new patterns! Let's take another look at this unique yarn, and enter to win 4 skeins of Red Heart All In One Granny Square Yarn on Moogly!
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"Introducing Red Heart All in One Granny Square, the innovative striping effect designed to crochet 5 color granny squares in just 1 ball. No color switchin’. Just keep on stitchin’ with 67% fewer ends to weave in to finish your next granny square project. This beginner-friendly yarn is perfect for at-home or on-the-go projects with 1 ball making up to 14 granny squares. There is no need to carry around 5 different shades to crochet beautiful 5 color granny squares with Red Heart All in One Granny Square. This 100% acrylic worsted weight, size 4 yarn comes in 18 colors, so you can find the perfect granny square project for any occasion. From fashion and accessories to home décor Red Heart All in One Granny Square is the perfect yarn to crochet beautiful trending granny square projects."
Just The Yarny Facts:
Content: 100% acrylic
Ball Size: 250g / 8.8 oz, 381 meters / 417 yards
Care: Machine wash and dry
Gauge: #4 Worsted (Medium)
Knitting Gauge: 4" x 4" (10 cm x 10 cm) = 17 sts and 23 rows with a 5 mm knitting needle
Crochet Gauge: 4" x 4" (10 cm x 10 cm) = 12 sc and 15 rows with a 5.5 mm crochet hook
Recommended Knitting Needle: 5 mm
Recommended Crochet Hook: 5.5 mm
Buy It: Yarnspirations.com
Now Featuring 18 Colorways!
There were 16 before, and now there are two more! Introducing Soft White - Rainbow Sherbet, and Black - Neon Lights!
Strange names, right? That's because the colorways of Red Heart All in One Granny Square can be broken down into three categories: those that end in Soft White for the last round, those that end in Aran, and those that end in Black. And they put it right in the name, so you can be extra sure. With that info, you can mix and match within these categories for a traditional look, or go crazy and combine them all! I love the news shades, but let's give the whole range a little love!
Free Crochet and Knit Patterns for Red Heart All In One Granny Square Yarn
When it launched, there were just sixteen - and now there are 30 free crochet and knit patterns for Red Heart All In One Granny Square Yarn! And of course, you can use these squares in any pattern that calls for 6" squares - on Yarnspirations, or anywhere! Mix and match them with the wide-ranging shades of Red Heart Super Saver for even more project possibilities!
And that's not all! I've got a ton of granny square pattern ideas for you! Blankets, pillows, tons of bags, and even more clothing options. If you can do it with a granny square, you can do it with this yarn. I've used it to make Market Day Cardigan, including a video tutorial on how to make the squares! If you're having trouble getting this yarn to work for you, this video should help!
Red Heart All In One Granny Square Yarn Giveaway Time!
The March 2024 Red Heart All In One Granny Square Yarn Giveaway is open to US and Canada addresses only (void where prohibited). The giveaway ends April 30, 2024, at 12:15am Central US time. To enter, use the Rafflecopter form below. If you are on mobile and have difficulty entering, please try the link provided. If that does not work, please use a desktop computer to enter. Only the email option is mandatory – all other tasks are optional, for bonus entries only.
The winner will receive 4 skeins of Red Heart All In One Granny Square Yarn in their choice of available colors and will be notified by email.
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Tina McIntyre says
This is such pretty yarn! Thank you for the opportunity to try and win!
Enjoy your day!
Melissa Donohue says
So excited to try out this yarn!
Mackenzie walker says
My first granny stitch project was a matching hexi cardigans for my and my daughter. They are my favorite clothing pieces I've made so far.
Carole Collie says
I'd love to share this yarn with my mother who enjoys making granny square afghans for charities.
Linda Coulter says
Winter is on it's way,time to start crocheting. I always used Red Heart wool when I first started crocheting, I am now 69 and would love to use it again.
Jeanna Mancini says
My first Granny was an afghan that was one continuous rectangle. I have purchased this yarn and I love it. I made a tote bag. Thanks for the giveaway chance.
KIMBERLY MILLER says
My first thing I ever made with granny squares was a blanket for my dog.
Katie says
The very first granny stitch project I ever worked on was a granny square cardigan for my mom, using her fave colors, golden yellow, orange, and brown. I also added deep pockets and a cool wooden button with flower designs painted onto it to give it that retro look. She cherishes that cardi, it gives her nostalgic feelings and makes her happy when she slips it on.
Anna H. Mobley says
I love all kinds of yarn, & Red Heart is my favorite. My first afghan was multicolor, Granny square & turned into diamond shapes when I sewed it together.
Melanie Titus says
The first thing I ever learned to crochet was a chain when I was 10, and then a slip stitch, she taught me to slip stitch and also single crochet granny squares she had made up together into a small square. It didn't come out very big, so maybe a dolly blanket. But it was the start of who I am as a crocheter, lol.
Julia D says
I've never made a granny square before. I think they are beautiful and I would love to learn how! I would really like make a granny square purse/tote bag.
Ellen Katehis says
My first Granny square project was a blanket for my baby doll when I was 8 years old
Leanne Cummings says
Just love this brilliant concept. No more tangles.
Amy Ellsworth says
The first project I made was the drawstring skirt. I love the retro vibe!!
Sarah Goldstein says
My first project was the ubiquitous policyholder.
KimberlyRae Forde says
Where can I buy this yarn??!!
Tamara Kelly says
It's available on Yarnspirations at the links above and should be at your local JOANN!
Lyn Routledge says
The variety of colors is fantastic.
Shelly Jung says
First thing I ever made was a granny stitch vest for a 4-H project. Would have loved this yarn back then, it would have made the project SO much easier!
Cristie says
I love all these color options! Can't wait to make some beautiful items with these
Cara Cook says
The first granny square project I made was a Moogly cal from 2020.
Elisa says
I have never made anything with Granny Squares yet, so this yarn would be perfect to try it out!
Donna says
Like the new colors and would love to make the pants! 🙂
Brenda says
I've made blankets, and bags.
chanelle lambert says
I love the neon lights color! Id love to use it to make my sister a cardigan. I always find the worst part of a granny square projects is sewing in the ends to all the color switches so I'd love to try out a yarn I don't have to do that with as much!
Joyce says
wow, so long ago I cannot remember. I think it was a granny square vest about 45 years ago!
Nancy says
I think the very first thing I made with granny squares was a stocking for Christmas. My grandma had made stockings for us 3 kids, and I wanted to try my hand at it.
Katherine S. says
I am really enjoying this yarn! I love the new colors! Thanks for the chance to win!
Christine says
The first thing I crochet with the granny stitch was a blanket.
Dawn Tenneson says
Blanket for my doll.
Jenny says
I really want to try out this yarn! It makes granny squares look so easy. I’m thinking my dog would love the sweater. 🤪
glamourfavour says
Hi so the first ever project I made with a granny square was a little blanket for my upcoming baby sister she loves it so much
Michelle St Jacques-LeBlanc says
I think this is a great idea for those crocheters that can get gauge, but ideally it's not going to work for everyone, I look forward to having an opportunity to try this yarn, if not for granny squares, it would be amazing for making colorful amigurumi and other creative crochet creations!
Anne Haun says
I made a granny square afghan completely out of my scrap yarns - love it!.
Christine Asbell says
I think my first granny square project was a blanket…it has since fallen apart because I didn’t know how to connect my ends properly Lol
Carolyn says
I made a wool granny square afghan when I was in college, finished it in 1983, and still use it every winter!
Gina says
My first granny square project was a cover for a square floor pouf made with leftover yarns. It turned out great!
Sonja Cabezas says
The idea of this yarn is great. The results look amazing.
Carol Taylor says
I am looking forward to trying the all in one granny yarn. Hope to create several vests for family fir Christmas photos.
Tina Hairston says
I would make either the Red Heart Crochet Smarty Pants or the Granny Square set from Circulo Yarns which is a long skirt and a bandeaux top for my 26 yr old niece. She loves wearing "vintage" looking clothes even if they aren't truly vintage. There's also a granny square vest pattern that I love that my 16 year old great-niece could rock. Thanks for the giveaway, Tamara!
Carri B says
I’ve been crocheting for soooooo long I honestly don’t remember the first granny square. I’ve made vests and blankets with the granny pattern. This yarn would be fun to try. I haven’t used it yet.
Amy B. says
The first granny square project I ever made was a blanket for a lady in my church when I was 18.
Deb Rowley says
I think the first thing I made was a scarf.
Debbie Power says
The Soft White - Rainbow Sherbet is really pretty and reminds me of Retro Stripes
Kate Palmateer says
So fun!🤩
Kitten WAW says
It would have been about 60 years ago, and it was probably just two or three squares to "help" Mom with whatever she was making. I don't even remember if she really used them, but she was the kind of Mom who would have, just so I could feel proud. She might have tidied them up first though.
Anne Hilliard says
Such a cool idea. I love the sherbet color scheme.
Becky Will says
A baby blanket
Lucille Dietz says
Would love to try the red heart granny square yarn but can’t seem to find any in my area
Rachel King says
I made a bag out of granny squares ages ago!
Renee Z says
I made a scarf in school colors.
Elizabeth Brignoni says
Omg love these new colors. I’m still working on the black skeins for a cardigan for my oldest grand daughter. Would surely love to win these new ones. Thank you
aisha martowidjojo says
The first project that I made with the Granny stitch was a placemat!
Kayla says
Fun new colors. My first granny stitch project was a triangle shawl. Thanks!
Miriam Lauer says
I would love to try this yarn. It sounds interesting.
monique s says
I made a lap blanket to keep me warm while watching tv
Carol says
My first project was a baby blanket using granny squares. I took it apart because i didn't think I attached the squares together the right way.
Sharon Aurora says
The first thing I ever made with granny squares was a poncho. That was years and years ago.
Rachel Holsapple says
The first thing I made with granny squares was a little purse! I made two granny squares and stitched them together to make a little purse.
Sue says
Oh I love the neon colorway!
Natishia says
I love that they made a special yarn fora stitch.
Kelley M says
I'm curious about this yarn! Thanks for the giveaway.
Kelley M says
My first frochet project was an infinite granny square blanket!
Gina P Kuchan says
My first granny square project was a afghan, it was my first project when learning to crochet.
Debbie says
Thanks for a great giveaway. The 1st thing I made with grannies was a bag & that's still what I use them for the most. Love this yarn.
Keara says
I am so very brand new at this My daughter is having a baby in May... I've never been a grandmother before... So I'm attempting to make a baby blanket... I appreciate all the details you put into your instructions. Thank you
Tamara Kelly says
♥ Thank you so much! If there's anything I can help with, just hit that Contact Me button and let me know!
Linda says
I made an antimacassar for the chair.
Luci Patch says
I love this yarn, so many possible pattern ideas pop into my head. Thank you for this opportunity.
Laurinda Pudlo says
I finally managed granny squares a couple of years ago! I needed to change how I held my hook.
Now that I can make them in pretty colors, I want everything covered in granny squares, lol
Candise Hoppa says
My first Granny square project t was a 4x6 square "blanket" in mint and yellow for Easter my first year crocheting. (Now 12 years ago) and my Hexi cardi came out much better.
Sue Richards says
I have wanted to make a granny square cardigan for a long time! Here's my incentive!
Denise says
I made a full-sized blanket. It was one huge square since that was all I knew how to do. Later on, I learned to make smaller squares and piece them together.
Sophia says
I like making shawls with the granny stitch. I wonder if this yarn would work for that.
Vera de graaff says
WOW love to follow you and getting so much inspired by your designs. I have made a bag with granny squares but now im gonna make your cardigan, beautyful!
Love your giveaways! Hope to win this beautyful Yarn ❤️
Groetjes uit Nederland!
Tamara Kelly says
Thank you so much, Vera! ♥♥♥
Kim Lennie says
My first item that I made with a granny square was a tote. Blankets and pillows came next. I love the granny square it is so fun and versatile. Good Luck to all!!
Marcia Calhoun says
The first thing I made with Granny squares was a continuous square blanket. I just kept going with the pattern until it was a good enough size for a lap blanket
Lori Holtzinger says
I have heard mixed reviews about this product, so I would love to win so that I can judge for myself.
Mary Leffler says
My first granny square was a flowered and popcorn, granny square blanket that I made for my sister in the 80s. I was excited that I recently found the pattern on Etsy.
Virginia Bronner says
I made a scarf with granny squares. Its great because it goes with anything I wear.
Kim Pace says
My first granny stitch item was a blanket
Valerie says
The Market Day Cardigan is on my list to make with this Granny Square Yarn.
Marilyn says
I'm finding this yarn pretty useful. Working on a vest right now, and have another granny square project brewing in my mind. Thanks for the opportunity.
Verna Bradshaw says
First thing I ever made was a blanket that I made for my mom.
Suzanne says
I've made a pocket shawl and a bag with granny squares, and I have tons more ideas saved!
Patty says
In the 70s' I made a granny vest. Years later I found the pamphlet in a destash, it brought back good memories!
Sharon says
Haven’t tried this new yarn yet. There are so many pretty colors. I would love to win!!
Olive says
This is so cool!
Rebecca Peters says
The first granny square project was a multi-colored afghan waaaaay back in the 60s.
Kim Reid says
My first granny square project was a bedspread for my daughter's bed with bright colors featuring pink and white.
Patti Rafuse says
I would love to try this yarn! I'm not usually a granny square kind of girl, but everyone's project's, are making me want to change my mind!