Granny square mat
Joined motifs
Make matching three-round granny squares, arrange them in a square and join their edges without gathering the seams.
One evening288 stitches
Make a square, heart, flower or hexagon, then learn how to join matching edges into a larger project.
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Joined motifs
Make matching three-round granny squares, arrange them in a square and join their edges without gathering the seams.
One evening288 stitches
Joined solid squares
Make solid squares, calculate the arrangement from their washed size and join a rectangular blanket with matching seams.
2,880 stitchesSizes: Crib to twin bed
Solid corner increases
Make a solid double-crochet square with chain-2 corners, a complete count for each round and matching edges for joining.
One evening144 stitches
One-round shaped motif
Make a small heart around an adjustable ring, using taller stitches for the lobes and a central treble for the point.
Petals on a joined center
Build five double-crochet petals on a ten-stitch center, leaving a single stitch between petal bases.
Six-corner motif
Make a double-crochet hexagon with six chain-2 corners and a repeatable round count for joining motifs.
One evening72 stitches
Joined rounds
The triangle cousin of the granny square: three corners of (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc), with a 3-dc group added on each side every round.
One evening54 stitches
Rounds
Ten double crochets in a ring, then five points worked down a short chain. Use it as an appliqué, an ornament or on a garland.
One evening35 stitches
Joined rounds
A flat circle that grows by 12 double crochets a round in a new color each time, finished with a round of picots. Hang it, or use it as a mat.
One evening168 stitches
Joined motifs
Two solid granny squares worked to the size of your cushion, joined on three sides, filled and closed. Each round adds 16 double crochets.
One evening1,368 stitches for two 9-round squares
Joined rounds
Double-crochet rounds that add 12 stitches each round, with the increases moved every other round so the edge stays round, not 12-sided.
One evening252 stitches
Turned rows from a ring
Six double crochets in a magic ring, then 6 more every row, worked back and forth so the row ends make a straight edge. For a mat, a sun or a doormat.
One evening126 stitches
Three hearts joined at their points
A green shamrock for St. Patrick’s Day: three one-round hearts joined at their points and a slip-stitch stem, to sew on as an appliqué or wear as a brooch.
One evening87 stitches
Worked around a chain
Fall decor from small amounts of yarn: leaves worked around a short chain, short stitches at the ends and trebles in the middle, joined on a chain cord.
One evening458 stitches in the leaves, stems and cord
Oval in rounds with chain leaves
A small flat pineapple: a single-crochet oval worked around a chain, a crossed pattern stitched on in a darker yarn and five chain leaves. Sew it to a bag, a top or a blanket.
One evening171 stitches