How To Crochet Heart Classic Granny Square

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Introduction

Are you eager to learn how to crochet and thus add a dash of affection to your projects? If so, search no further than the Heart Classic Granny Square pattern! This charming design seamlessly blends the enduring appeal of the classic granny square with the endearing touch of a heart motif. Whether you’re a seasoned crochet enthusiast or a beginner, this pattern offers an ideal way to infuse blankets, pillows, and various other creations with heartfelt sentiment. Moreover, it provides a wonderful opportunity to explore new techniques while crafting something truly special. Consequently, your projects will not only showcase your skills but also convey a warm, personal touch.

Level of the Project: Beginner

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Materials & Tools

Before we dive into the pattern, let’s gather the materials you’ll need:

• You can use any yarn of your choice. However, I have used embroidery floss (two colors: one for the background and one for the heart).
• Crochet hook appropriate for your yarn weight (typically recommended hook size for your yarn). But for my work I have used 1.75 mm size hook.
• Scissors
• Yarn needle for weaving in ends

Abbreviation

• mr- magic ring
• ch- chain
• dc- double crochet
• st- stitch
• sl st- slip stitch
• sp- space

Written Pattern (How to Crochet Heart Classic Granny Square)

The pattern is same as the Basic Granny Square pattern !!!!

I’ve included images for each round to facilitate understanding. Thus, let’s proceed with incorporating color changes where necessary.

In order to successfully complete this pattern, you simply need to know how to execute color changes, and you can refer to the accompanying video for a clear understanding.

I’ve provided visual cues by denoting the stitches for the heart portion in red text color, and those for the white background in simple black text.

Let us begin with the pattern!

1. At first, start with magic ring or mr.

• 1^st round– Ch2 (do not consider this as a stitch). Then in the mr do 3dc, ch3, 3dc, ch3, 3dc, ch3, 3dc, ch3. Finally, join with a sl st to the top of first dc.

• 2^nd round– Sl st in to the next two sts, sl st into the ch3 sp. Then do ch2 (do not consider this as a stitch). After that, do 3dc+ ch3 + 3dc in the 1st corner ch3 sp of the first round. In each of the remaining 3 ch3 sps, do 3dc+ ch3 + 3dc. Finally, Sl st on top of the 1st dc to complete this round.

• 3^rd round– Sl st in to the next two sts, sl st into the ch3 sp. Do Ch2 (do not consider this as a stitch). Then in the 1st ch3 sp, do 3dc+ ch3 + 3dc. Move to the space between the adjacent 2 sets of (3dc sts) and do 3dc sts. Then do a color change with white yarn (for future reference, color changes will be reflected by denoting the stitches for the heart portion in red text color, and those for the background in simple black text). In the following ch3 sp do 3dc+ ch3 + 3dc. Move to the space between the adjacent 2 sets of (3dc sts) and do 3dc sts. In the following ch3 sp do 3dc+ ch3 + 3dc. Move to the space between the adjacent 2 sets of (3dc sts) and do 3dc sts. In the following ch3 sp do 3dc+ ch3 + 3dc. Move to the last space between the adjacent 2 sets of (3dc sts) and do 3dc. Join with a sl st to the top of first dc.

• 4th round– Sl st through the next two dc sts. Sl st through the ch3 sp (aka the first corner space) also of round 3. Ch2 (do not consider this as a stitch). 3 dc, ch 3, 3 dc. Move to the space between the adjacent 2 sets of (3dc sts) and then do 3dc sts. In the next sp also- 3dc sts. Repeat the above sts à 3 times. Join with a sl st to the top of first dc. Once you have completed the last round, do a ch1, and cut your yarn leaving a long tail. Pull the yarn through the last stitch. Finally, use a blunt yarn needle to weave in the loose ends.

You can add more rounds based on your requirements to make the granny square as big as you like.

Once you have completed the last round, do a ch1, and cut your yarn leaving a long tail. Pull the yarn through the last stitch. Use a blunt yarn needle to weave in the loose ends.

Feel free to ask if you need more assistance!

Conclusion

Crafting with love has never been easier than with the Heart Classic Granny Square pattern. Whether you’re creating handmade gifts for loved ones or adding a special touch to your home decor, this charming design is sure to delight. So pick up your crochet hook, select your favorite yarn colors, and get ready to stitch up something truly special!

Happy crocheting!

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