9 Square Granny Throw (Crochet)
SKU: MLC01
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9 Square Granny Throw Crochet Pattern (PDF digital download)
📜 **What's Included:**
- PDF digital download
- Written in English with US crochet terms
- Step-by-step instructions
- Full list of yarn and equipment
- Finished size: Lap throw
- Each square size: Approx. 30cm
🌟 **Beginner-Friendly:**
Perfect for all skill levels! Embrace the art of crochet with confidence. Our pattern uses Lionbrand Hue + Me 5 Bulky weight yarn and a 10 mm hook. Easily adaptable to your preferred yarn and hook size.
🎨 **Multi-Colored Beauty:**
Create a stunning throw blanket with a burst of colors! Express your creativity through each square.
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Customer Reviews
This was a fun project that was pretty quick to complete, and the pattern was well written. I highly recommend Bella Coco's YouTube video (using black and tan squares) called "How to Crochet the Continuous Join As You Go" for instructions on how to connect the squares. I'm giving four stars because of the yarn and because I didn't have enough of the salt color to do all three rounds of the border, and I tend to have tighter tension; so you may want to get four skeins of that. Fortunately, I had decided to make one of the squares using bellini (which I already had); so I used the greige color for the last round of the border and tassels. Regarding the yarn, I used this before and thought it was good yarn; but there were so many places where it looked like it came untwisted so that the individual strands were visible. It bummed me out because it just doesn't look good in my opinion, and this was a gift.
Customer Reviews
This was a fun project that was pretty quick to complete, and the pattern was well written. I highly recommend Bella Coco's YouTube video (using black and tan squares) called "How to Crochet the Continuous Join As You Go" for instructions on how to connect the squares. I'm giving four stars because of the yarn and because I didn't have enough of the salt color to do all three rounds of the border, and I tend to have tighter tension; so you may want to get four skeins of that. Fortunately, I had decided to make one of the squares using bellini (which I already had); so I used the greige color for the last round of the border and tassels. Regarding the yarn, I used this before and thought it was good yarn; but there were so many places where it looked like it came untwisted so that the individual strands were visible. It bummed me out because it just doesn't look good in my opinion, and this was a gift.