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Add a beautiful floral touch to your crochet project with Crochet Puff Flower Solid Granny Square Pattern. This square features a lovely textured puff flower at the center, surrounded by a solid granny square design that creates a neat and elegant finish. Perfect for blanket, cushions, bags, cardigans, and other creative crochet projects
This beginner-friendly
tutorial guides you through each step, making it easy to create stunning granny
squares in your favorite colors. Mix and match multiple squares to design
unique handmade items that are both cozy and eye-catching. Whether you’re using
leftover yarn or planning a large project, this puff flower granny square is fun
and versatile pattern to add to your crochet collection.
Pattern Features:
- Beautiful 3D puff flower center
- Solid granny square design
- Beginner-friendly instructions
- Great for blanket, pillows, bags, and bed spread etc
- Easy to customize with different color combinations
- Easy to change in any other sizes
- Thick, soft, and warm texture
The solid
granny square with puff flower is one of the most versatile crochet motifs and
is perfect for beginners and experienced crocheters alike. Made with medium
weight #4 yarn, these squares work up quickly and crate a beautiful textured fabric.
Join multiple squares together to make blankets, cardigans, bags, pillow
covers, bed spreads and many other crochet home decors. Mix colors with left
over wool for a vibrant design or use a single shade for timeless and elegant look,
the video tutorial can help you easy to understand how to crochet this
beautiful elegant puff flower solid granny square, we made some pictures for
watch and follow us.
Materials Needed
Wool: 400
Grams Medium Weight #4 (worsted Weight) (16 stitches = 1” inch)
Crochet Hook:
4.0 mm/G-6 OR 5.0 mm) H-8
Scissors
Yarn Needle
Finished Size
The finished puff flower granny square is about 4" inches each side of square.
6 Squares each Row x 7 Rows- 42 Squares
Baby Blanket (30” x 36”) – 30 to 42 Squares
Gauge
- A 4 round granny square measures approximately:
- 4 inches x 4 inches (10 cm x 10 cm)
- Gauge may vary depending on yarn brand, hook size, and individual crochet tension.
Finished Square Sizes
Rounds Approximate Size
- 4 Rounds 4” x 4” (10 x 10 cm)
- 5 Rounds 5” x 5” (12.5 x 12.5 cm)
- 6 Rounds 6” x 6” (15 x 15 cm)
- 7 Rounds 7” x 7” (18 x 18 cm)
- 8 Rounds 8” x 8” (20 x 20 cm)
Note: you can
repeat rounds for larger sizes as you want to desired sizes.
Size Guide
for Projects
- Baby Blanket (30” x 36”) – 30 to 42 Squares
- Lap Blanket (40” x 48”) – 48 to 64 squares
- Throw Blanket (50” x 60”) – 80 to 100 squares
- Cushion Cover (16” x 16”) – 16 small squares
- Tote Bag – 8 to 13 squares
Pattern Notes:
- US crochet terminology in used.
- Ch-2 at the beginning of a round does not count as a stitch unless stated otherwise
- Ch 3 counts as first double crochet in the corner.
- Join rounds with a slip stitch to beginning ch3.
US TERMS ABBREVIATIONS:
c. crochet
ch. chain
sc single crochet
hdc half double crochet
dc. double crochet
sts. stitches
st. stitch
slst. slip stitch
FP dc Front Post double crochet
BP dc Back post double crochet
FPTC - Front Post Treble Crochet
FPDC 2Tog - Front Post Double Crochet 2 Together
Cluster Double Crochet Stitch (Cl):
Ch2, *Yarn over, insert hook into the indicated stitch and pull up a loop. Yarn over and pull through 2 loops. Repeat from * 3 times in same stitch and 3 times in next stitch, leaving the last loop of each partial double crochet on the hook. Yarn over and pull through all loops on the hook to complete the cluster. Chain 1 if specified in the pattern.
Make Small Puff Flower:
Color
A:
Start
work: make a magic ring or make chains 4, slip st into 1st ch
to make small ring.
Row1- ch1 does not
count, make 12 sc into ring, slip st into sc. (sc 12)
Row2- ch2, into same st *make
3dc cluster (see crochet Abbreviation),
make 3dc cluster
in
next st, now we have 7 loops On hook, pull all loops with a ch1 to close a
cluster, ch1,
slip
st into same st , Now I have complete one puff petal in the flower.
Repeat
from * 5 more times same work around in the sc stitches,
slip
st, Fasten off
Making flower middle puff:
color
B:
work: ch4, into 2nd ch
from the hook make 3dc cluster, make 3dc cluster in next st,
now
we have 7 loops On hook, pull all loops with a ch1 to close a cluster,
ch2,
slip
st into same st,
Finishing: sew and attach this
little one puff in the middle of flower, stop and make
Granny
square around the puff flower:
Solid Granny Square pattern:
Row1- attach color A into
middle st between 2 puff petals, ch3 count, 2dc, ch2, 3dc,
* Make
3 hdc into next puff st, make corner in next middle st between 2 puff petals
(3dc,
ch2, 3dc)*, repeat from * around. Slip st join into top of ch3, slip st in next
2 dc,
Slip
st into next middle corner,
now
we have 4 corners.
INC Repeating Row: ch3 count, 2dc, ch2, 3dc,
*Make 1 dc in each st across to next corner,
Make
corner into middle space of corner (3dc, ch2, 3dc)*, repeat from * to* around,
Slip
st join into top of ch3, slip st in next 2 dc, Slip st into next middle corner
space.
Fasten off or repeat the “INC Repeating Row” for larger sizes of squares.
Follow Size chart above.
Make Large Puff Flower:
Color
A:
Start
work: make a magic ring or make chains 4, slip st into 1st ch
to make small ring.
Row1- into circle make ch1
does not count, make 16 hdc into ring, slip st into hdc. (hdc 12)
Color B:
Row2- ch2, into same st *make
3dc cluster (see crochet Abbreviation), make
3dc cluster
in
next st, now we have 7 loops On hook, pull all loops with a ch1 to close a
cluster, ch1,
slip
st into same st , Now I have complete one puff petal in the flower.
Repeat from * 7 more times same work around in the hdc stitches, slip st, now
(we have 8 puffs) Stop and change color A, then make granny square around the flower.
Solid Granny Square Pattern:
Color A:
Row1- attach color A into
middle slip st between 2 puff petals, ch3 count, 2dc,
*skip
a puff, Make 3 dc into next middle st between 2 puff petals, skip next puff, make
corner
in
next middle st between 2 puff petals (3dc,
ch2, 3dc)*, repeat from * around, in the last
st,
complete the 4th corner, make 3 dc, ch2, Slip st join into top of
ch3,
now
we have 4 corners.
INC Repeating Row: ch3 count, 2dc into same
space, *Make 1 dc in each st across to
next corner, Make corner into middle space of corner (3dc, ch2, 3dc)*, repeat
from * to* around, at the last corner space make 3dc, ch2, Slip st join into top of ch3,
Fasten
off or repeat the “INC Repeating Row”
for larger sizes of squares. Follow
Size
chart above.
Finishing:
now solid granny square is ready for joining. Weave all ends
How to join crochet puff flower squares for a
blanket
Once
all your puff flower granny squares are complete, I have 42 squares, I have
6 squares each Row. repeat 7 rows total for a baby blanket.
Now!
it’s time to join Them together to create a beautiful blanket like the one
shown
above
picture.
Step 1: Arrange the squares
Lay
all the squares on a flat surface and arrange them in your desired pattern.
Alternate colors
Evenly
to create a balanced and eyd-catching design.
Step 2: Place Squares Right Side Up
Keep all squares facing the same direction with right side facing up. Make sure the
corners and edges are aligned neatly.
Step 3: Join the Fist Two Squares
Place
two squares side by side.
Insert
your hood through the corresponding corner middle stitches to both squares.
Join
yarn with a slip stitch or use any of way to joining the squares together.
Work
slip stitches or single crochet stitches through both loops of each square
across
The
edge.
Continue
until you reach the next corner.
Step 4: Join Remaining Square into Rows
Repeat
the process to attach all the square in the first row, now I have 6 squares
each
Row.
Then join the remaining rows in the same way, repeat 7 rows total.
Step
5: Place two completed rows together and join them stitch by stitch across the
Entire
length. Continue until all rows are connected.
Step
6: Add a Border
Once
the blanket is fully assembled, work 2-4 rounds of single crochet, half double
crochet,
Or your
favorite decorative edging around the entire blanket for a polished finish.
Border Ribbing:
Row1-
join same color A into corner, *make corner into middle of corner(3 sc, ch2,
3sc), make
1
sc in each st across till next corner of blanket*, now repeat from * to *
around, slip st.
Row2-
make make puff pattern around the blanket as showing in the picture above.
Row3-
repeat sc row once.
Row4-
*make (shell 5 dc) into next sc st, skip next 2 sc*, repeat around the blanket.




