The mitered granny square is a variation of basic granny square pattern, but has a diagonal construction. It gives opportunities to play with color changes and create beautiful geometric patterns. The full article about the pattern and the photos are on Crochet Frog: Mitered Granny Square
Are you a fan of crochet flowers? Great, then why not enclose it in a crochet square? African flower motif with eight petals is a perfect choice for that because it nicely fits into it. You can use such squares as coasters, or join them to make a blanket or crochet pillow. The full article about
The Janey Square Pattern is unique in that it’s a granny square with a 3D rosette. This is a beautiful project that can be stylised in so many ways. Go to the free pattern on Ravelry.
Back to hearts now! Here is a little C2C-looking heart, that will be perfect as an accent or applique. Find original free pattern on JellyBeanJunction blog.
A bunny (rabbit?) will be a great pattern it practice before Easter. This one is so cute, that can be used for any baby shower blanket. The full article about the pattern and the photos are on Maisie and Ruth: Sweetest Baby Granny Square
Now, here is the most difficult challenge, to show the many ways the granny square can be used. Here, it’s built up into an easy classic: a simple granny square pattern on the side made from double crochet stitches. Go to the free pattern page on Ravelry.
Pimlico Afghan Square is great for many crochet projects like blankets, bags and event tops. You can make this square with any yarn. Go to the free pattern on Ravelry.
A lovely square for a baby blanket. The 4-heart shape reminds of a clover, so the pattern can be also used for St. Patrick’s day. The square measures 5 3/4″. The full article about the pattern and the photos are here: 4-Heart Granny Square
The Victorian lattice square is an amazing square which looks nice by himself but creates a whole next level pattern when joined with sister Victoria Lattice squares. Find original free pattern on Ravelry. More info about photos on Instagram.
For some reason, as I look at the Denna square, I can’t help but to think of traditional windmills. I love it. Go to the free pattern on Ravelry.
In addition to double crochets, this pattern also uses half double crochets to form a heart. By doing so, you’ll be able to create a more solid shape in the center. Read more about A Heart Granny Square