How to Crochet a Farmhouse Granny Square | Step by Step | US Terms

[@zahraa5221]

Thank you for this wonderful and simple program. I have been knitting for 9 years and I liked it very much. I made a blanket from these crochet units. May the Lord protect you and take care of you. My greetings to you from Iraq. Continue this beautiful work. ❤❤

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind words!🥰 I'm thrilled to hear that you found the tutorial wonderful and simple to use. It's fantastic to hear that you've been knitting for nine years and that you enjoyed making a blanket from the crochet units. Your warm wishes and greetings from Iraq mean a lot to me, and I truly appreciate your support and encouragement. I'll definitely continue this work, inspired by wonderful people like you. May the Lord bless and protect you as well. Sending you lots of love and gratitude! ❤️❤️

[@LeandieWilliams]

Thank you so much for the tutorial. I love your use of the cluster in the corners, it looks so much neater than the conventional way ❤

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're very welcome!🥰 I'm thrilled you enjoyed the tutorial and appreciate the cluster technique in the corners. It's always great to find methods that result in a neat finish. If you ever have any questions or need further tips, feel free to ask. Happy crocheting! 🧶❤️

[@patriciaward6102]

Thank you for slow instructions ❤ easy to see and understand. Lovely with varieties of yarn colors. 🌈

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're very welcome! 🥰I'm delighted to hear that the slow instructions were helpful and easy to follow. Adding a rainbow of colors can make your projects even more vibrant and beautiful. If you ever decide to try more projects or have any questions, feel free to reach out. Happy crafting, and may your creations be filled with joy and color! 🌈😊🧶

[@judithm.gorski891]

I watched this over and over, going into the second row. I am 78 and I am not giving up on this. I know it is easy, but my yarn separates into threads…. I’ve already made three samples,,, but I am determined.The video is PERFECT, thank you.🧶🙂

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I think It's amazing to hear that you're determined to learn crochet even at the age of 78! It takes a lot of patience and persistence to learn something new, especially a new skill like crochet. Don't worry if your yarn is separating into threads, this can happen when working with certain types of yarn or when your tension is too tight. Keep practicing and experimenting with different yarns and tension until you find what works best for you. Remember that practice makes perfect, so keep at it and you'll soon be creating beautiful crochet pieces in no time. I'm glad to hear that the video tutorial was helpful for you, and I wish you all the best in your crochet journey! ❤🌺🙂

[@daisythompson5205]

Your tutorial is very easy to follow. From the speed that you crochet to the pauses when you insert your hook and your verbal instructions are very helpful. I

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind words!🥰 I'm thrilled to hear that you found the tutorial easy to follow. If you have any more questions or need further assistance with your crochet project, just let me know!🌺❤

[@linnmclain6503]

Thanks for sharing. This is really neat. A different take on the classic granny square. Pretty.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You are very welcome. Thank you so much. Im glad you liked it🌺☺❤

[@diamondsandlipgloss]

you cannot get any easier than this tutorial... THANK YOU!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're very welcome!🥰 I'm so glad you found the tutorial easy to follow. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Happy crocheting! 😊🧶

[@CherryBerry48]

i like how you continue each step and not skip that saves me from keep going back and trying to keep track, thank you and great work!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind words!🥰 I'm glad to hear that you find the step-by-step approach helpful. Keeping track of each step can definitely make the process smoother, so I'm happy to hear that it's been beneficial for you. If you ever need further clarification or assistance with anything, feel free to reach out. Keep up the great work, and happy crocheting! 😊🧶

[@CherryBerry48]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet bless your hands

[@michellebuchman716]

This is a very pretty pattern. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're very welcome! I'm so happy you like the pattern. Enjoy creating with it, and feel free to share how it turns out! 😊

[@msirlane5571]

Ótima professora, consegui fazer e ficou lindo. Grata!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Muito obrigado pelas belas palavras. Fico muito feliz em saber que você gostou do meu tutorial❤😊

[@mariajordan-lloyd8859]

Wow so simple but what a difference. Thanks.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You are very welcome🥰 Thank you some much for your kind words❤️

[@allayaromich7714]

Beautiful piece. Very easy to follow. She chrochet like waves.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you for your lovely comment! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the piece beautiful and the tutorial easy to follow. Comparing the crochet process to waves is a wonderful analogy - it captures the fluid and rhythmic nature of crocheting. If you have any more questions or if there's anything else you'd like to learn, please don't hesitate to ask. Your feedback and enthusiasm are greatly appreciated! 😊🌊🧶❤

[@virginiaselman18]

Omg I am so in love with this stitch. You are so easy to learn from.

[@brendascuccimarri8138]

What a very nice square. Thank you for your excellent tutorial, very easy to follow

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're very welcome! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the tutorial helpful and that you like the square you've created. If you ever have more questions or if there's anything else you'd like to learn or discuss in the world of crochet or any other topic, feel free to reach out. Happy crafting!😊❤

[@LadyDonnaCrochet]

Easy to follow. I tried this square and really like it. Thank you!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank You very much Imso glad to hear that you liked it ❤☺🌺

[@francesalexander1076]

Love the pattern, going to use it to make a pillow for my great granddaughter, to give with a blanket I made for her. Thank you

[@judithm.gorski891]

It’s me again. I decided to just watch and listen to your video. It helped tremendously. It was clear to me where I went wrong. I wanted to make something a little different. Granny square or not, perfect for me. I am from Milwaukee,Wisconsin, glad I found you yesterday… Judy from Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2:20am ☺️🧶🎉

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Im glad to hear you figured it out anyway. It is so delightfully satisfying when things succeed.💪🙂 I am happy to have you on my channel. Keep up the good work and feel free to ask if you have more questions about any of my tutorials or patterns❤🌺

[@susanfleischman714]

Not to out do you,but I am 81 and figuring this out as well! we are in this together! My problem is when I do the cluster stitch, I end up with 4 stitches on the hook, so I just go thru those.will it change the dynamic if the suare? I also love your tutorial, you sre so soothing to me!

[@MissyCarey-ke8wb]

This is a wonderful for so many items! Thanks for sharing

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much🥰 I'm delighted to hear that you found it helpful! If you ever have any questions, feel free to reach out. Happy crafting or creating whatever wonderful items you have in mind! 🌺

[@MissyCarey-ke8wb]

Love your instructions !!!!!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much! 🥰 I'm thrilled to hear that you love the instructions. Happy crafting✨

[@larainewoodruff3739]

I did this square with no. 4 worsted and a 4.5 hook and it’s too thick and bulky. think I’ll switch to a 3.5 with a lighter weight yarn. Pretty pattern !!! Thanks for the great tutorial.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're welcome! 🥰 I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial. Adjusting your hook size and yarn weight is a smart move to achieve the desired thickness for your project. Experimenting with different combinations allows you to customize the final look and feel of your crochet squares. If you have any questions or if there's anything else you'd like guidance on, feel free to ask. Happy crocheting💕

[@elizabethtrevino385]

Hello, thank you very much for this pattern, it is really nice. I have two questions. If I want to make a blanket with this type of squares, do you have a tutorial of how to join the squares when I have them all done? The second Q is, I see you have other beautiful patterns for granny squares. Is it possible to make the 3 different patterns and then be able to join them all mixed up and get a perfect seamless finish? Thank you!!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hello! I’m so glad you like the pattern! For joining the squares, I can definitely create a tutorial on that. I would use the slip stitch join method. As for mixing different granny square patterns, yes, you can absolutely combine them! Just be mindful of the stitch counts to ensure a seamless finish. I’d love to help with both topics, so stay tuned! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. Happy crafting! 🌼🧶✨

[@elizabethtrevino385]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet Thank you for your response. I look forward to the joining tutorial! =D

[@volontai7263]

omg this is adorable

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much 🥰♥️🌸

[@CreationsbyJax]

great tutorial! So easy to follow. Your instruction was perfect!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your positive feedback! I'm delighted to hear that you found the tutorial easy to follow and the instructions perfect for your needs. If you ever have more questions or need assistance with anything else in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. Happy learning and crafting! 😊❤

[@susangobin8726]

Hi. The square is really beautiful. The corners with the clusters are really beautiful. Question: pls exain how to join the squares. Like this I can start. Thank you so much. By the way watching from Italy. Can I use worsted wool instead of cotton?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hello from Denmark to Italy🤗 I hope you are doing well. Thank you very much for your kind words. I would like to make a video soon on how to join grannysquares. Yes you can use any kind of yarn that you would like to. Wool is great for blankets❤🌺

[@francesalexander1076]

Love it, I was wondering how would it look just continuing to make one big blanket

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

That sounds like a great idea! Making a blanket by continuously crocheting granny squares can create a beautiful and unique piece. The repetitive pattern of granny squares can be visually appealing, and you can play around with colors to make it even more interesting. Consider experimenting with different color combinations, arrangements, or even adding some solid-colored squares for variation. It's a great way to showcase your creativity and personalize your blanket. If you have any specific questions or if there's anything else you'd like to know as you work on your blanket, feel free to ask. Happy crocheting! 🧶😊

[@cherylbucklew]

Love all your videos

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much! I’m really glad to hear that you love the videos! Your support means a lot to me. If there’s anything specific you’d like to see next, just let me know! 😊❤️✨

[@marionbussey6457]

Very well explained Thank you ❤

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you su much. That is very nice of you. And you are always very welcome ❤😊🌺

[@evamoskovic8287]

Can I continue to make a blanket without having to make squares and sew them together.

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Absolutely! You can just continue to make more and more rounds untill the blanket has the right size😊

[@suzette7849]

Beautiful work 👏 thank you for sharing

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you very much for your kind words ☺ Im glad to hear that You liked it🌺

[@wendyschmidt4339]

Hello ❤ I am here Thank you for sharing your talents. I will be using squares for a Boggy creek blankets

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hello! ❤️ Thank you for your kind words and for choosing to use these squares for your Boggy Creek blankets project. It sounds like a wonderful endeavor, and I'm sure your blankets will turn out beautifully. If you have any questions or need any assistance along the way, feel free to ask. Best of luck with your project! 😊🧶

[@brendavirgin201]

Also easy to understand thank you . I cant keep up when people crochet too fast

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You're very welcome!🥰 I'm glad to hear that the instructions are easy to understand. Crocheting at a comfortable pace is important, and it's completely okay to take your time to ensure you're enjoying the process. If you ever need clarification or have more questions, feel free to reach out. Happy crocheting 😊

[@kathybaker6798]

Everything countr I love it!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Mee too 😊Country vibes have a special kind of charm, don't they? ❤🌺

[@ManaliRaje-ol3qe]

Thanks dear good teaching

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You are very welcome🥰 Thank you some much for your kind words❤️

[@artbyleemcgrath]

what a great granny square, you instruction is so perfect and clear, I'm looking forward to do more of your tutorials.. cheers

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the granny square tutorial helpful and that you're excited to do more. If there's ever a specific project or technique you'd like guidance on, feel free to ask. Happy crocheting, and cheers to many more creative and enjoyable projects! 🧶✨🌟

[@danim6577]

This is awesome!! Do you have the written pattern somewhere?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much😊 Im glad that you liked the tutorial. Im orry that I do not have a written pattern🌺

[@ajokefatoye4565]

Thanks for sharing. I have modified into a hexagon for a cardigan

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

That sounds like a fantastic modification! 😍Converting the square pattern into a hexagon for a cardigan is a creative and unique idea. Hexagon motifs can add a lovely geometric touch to your project. If you have any questions or if there's anything specific you'd like assistance with as you work on your hexagon cardigan, feel free to reach out. Happy crocheting, and I hope your cardigan turns out beautifully! 🧶✨

[@kavitakothari7216]

What kind of yarn / weight are you using? Looks so good!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi I am using a blend of cotton and acrylic yarn for this tutorial it is DK weight yarn.

[@vanessafarber3043]

Love it

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I'm so glad to hear that you love it!🥰 Happy crafting!

[@vibekesvendsen6293]

Really lovely grannysquare🥰 What kind of Yarn did you use to create this? Is it a mix or pure cotton or acrylic 🤔🌸

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi Vibeke. Thank you very much for your comment. Wow you have an eye for yarn😊I am using Yarn and Colors Baby Fabulous 45% cotton og 55% akrylic ❤

[@vibekesvendsen6293]

@@AdoreCreaCrochet thank you for your answer🌸yes I really could see quality in that yarn 😊I managed to get a hold of that same Brand here in Norway, so now i’m looking forward to get my order in the Mail. I really like your videoes, I’m new to crocheting and still I have been able to crochet some very pretty granny squares after watching your videoes😊🌸

[@paoladelbello1299]

Very nice 😍👍

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank You❤☺🌺

[@varshacannon6269]

Thank you so much ❤😊

[@juliepiper7058]

So are there two different types of cluster stitches or do I just need to follow step-by-step because it seems like right at the beginning there are clusters of two double crochets together and then also three so I feel like if I don’t watch step-by-step, I will miss something and I am trying to write down the pattern so I don’t forget, I just need to know exactly what you mean by a cluster stitch like is there a cluster stitch and a cluster stitch B because they’re two different ones? if you could advise me, I would be very appreciative, thank you so much Many thanks!

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Clusters can have 2, 3 or 4 DC together. But the most common is 3 dc together😊 In each video I clearly explain and show how I make each cluster stitch.😊

[@lightpinkclover8230]

Sometimes she does 2 because it’s going to match back up with a double crochet which will turn it into that 3 dc cluster

[@juliepiper7058]

Okay maybe I am the only lost one but I am 13:11 in the video, and it says to do another cluster stitch, but it is the three type of cluster stitch not the two together, so I guess I’m getting a little confused 🤪

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

The cluster stitch is tradtionally 3 DC together😊

[@priscillahoffmann142]

❤Thank youuu❤❤❤❤😊

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

You are very welcome🥰❤️

[@iammeganmk]

After starting the cluster corner for round 3 I think we are suppose to chain 2 before we DC 2 in the next chain space????

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Yes you are absolutely right. Im sorry for the comfusion😊

[@sis9622]

Just found your channel

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

That´s so great to hear. Thank you for being here🙂❤ I hope that you will enjoy spending some time here on the channel and find lots of new inspiration and learn alot. ❤😊

[@JessicaRatna-wl6ty]

Is there a mistake in Round 3? Should there be a chain two after doing the first corner?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi🥰 It does look like I mage a cut in the video by mistake. I am very sorry for the confusion. Every round is made the same way, so yes there a chain 2 after doing thnecluster stitch. Best of luck with your project. If you have any more questions feel free to ask😊

[@vanajaumapathi9265]

Can i make a chair backrest cover with this pattern?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Yes absolutely 😃 That sounds like a great project. Best of luck😊❤

[@juliepiper7058]

At 5:37 you call a cluster “two together” ? But you also call clusters for the corners which are three double crochets together?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Clusters can have 2, 3 or 4 DC together. But the most common is 3 dc together😊

[@gildaparrish6551]

So what size needle and yarn did you use?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi 😊 I used a 4.5 mm hook. and some cotton/acrylic blend.

[@diamondsandlipgloss]

@@AdoreCreaCrochetwhat size did this measure? i'm looking for 12" squares🤔

[@margaramirez2701]

Me gusta bonito tejido

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Muchas gracias 😊❤

[@judywong7385]

What kind yarn you use make granny square

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi 😊Think I used Scheepjes Softfun for this one🌺

[@ivyieldoz5534]

This might be a stupid question, but what are the measurements of these squares?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Not a stupid question at all! You can make this square as big as you want. It depends on how many rounds you do. But also of your crochet tension and yarn thickness. Start by making a sample to measure, and adjust if necessary until you have the desired size.🙂

[@emilynorman4182]

mine got wavy for some reason? any ideas why lol

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Wavy edges on a granny square can happen for a few reasons. Here are some common causes and solutions: Tension Issues: Inconsistent tension while crocheting can lead to wavy edges. Make sure you're keeping a consistent tension throughout your stitches. Yarn Weight: If you're using different yarns or hook sizes for your squares, it can result in variations in tension and cause the edges to be uneven. Stick to the same yarn weight and hook size for a uniform look. Blocking: Sometimes, blocking your squares can help even out the edges. Wet blocking or steam blocking can be effective in smoothing out any irregularities. Stitch Count: Double-check that you're following the pattern correctly and that your stitch count is consistent in each round. Mistakes in the stitch count can lead to wavy edges. Starting Chain: Ensure that your starting chain is the correct length. If it's too tight or too loose, it can affect the overall shape of the square. If you've already finished the square and the edges are wavy, you might want to try blocking it. Wet the square, gently shape it to the correct size, and let it dry. This can help even out the stitches and give your square a neater appearance. I hope these suggestions help, and happy crocheting! If the issue persists or if you have more details about your project, feel free to let me know for further assistance.

[@wendygingras8269]

What size hook and what kind of yarn?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi 😊 I used DK light worsted weight yarn and a 4 mm. hook

[@montsemanero9553]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

🥰❤️

[@marie-louisecote3038]

For your Farmhouse Granny Square, what hook are you using ?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Hi there 😊 I am using a 4 mm. Crochet hook

[@mikkigracey8840]

What size hook are you using

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I used a 4 mm. hook 😊

[@angeliccat2815]

Roughly 11.50 mark there is no mention of a chain 2 before doing the straight end 🥹🥹🥹🥹

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you for your observation! I appreciate your attention to detail. I’ll make sure to clarify that in future videos. Your feedback is really helpful! 🥰

[@ericapickering8101]

What yarn is this?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I believe it is Baby Fabulous from yarn and colors.

[@jasminepowell2350]

Do you have a written pattern?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

No I am sorry I do not.

[@dawnjones8889]

Is there a transcript ?

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

There is not, sorry.

[@SharonNorris-m4h]

Why is my square wobbly ??

[@SharonNorris-m4h]

Won’t lay flat??

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

This can be due to several different things. Try to check if your stitch count is correct for each round. Or maybe your tension is tighter in the middle than, at the edges. But don't worry, it may take several attempts to get the square perfect. I recommend that you watch the video again, and try again.❤

[@brendavirgin201]

Beautiful and different granny square love it . Definitely going to have to have a try .gorgeous colour love that pink

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment!🥰 I'm thrilled to hear that you find the granny square beautiful and different. Choosing a gorgeous pink color can certainly add a vibrant and charming touch to your project. Best of luck with your project😊

[@buffierohr4890]

What size hook are you using

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

I used a 4 mm hook 😊

[@katiematthews1873]

What yarn did you used

[@AdoreCreaCrochet]

Scheepjes soft fun