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A crochet Treble
Crochet Granny Square Blanket is a beautiful handmade project featuring my own
original crochet creation. This charming blanket combines classic granny
squares with cheerful daisy flower designs, creating a cozy and elegant look.
Each granny square
usually features a bright four-petal daisy flower in the center, surrounded by
delicate petals and colorful background. The combination of two colors makes
this granny square blanket perfect for babies, home décor, sofa styling,
gifting and for best option sofa cushions.
Both beginners and experienced crochers can enjoy making this granny square blanket. The pattern is easy to customize using different colors yarn and square sizes. Soft pastel shades create a delicate and gentle look, while bold and vibrant colors give the blanker a cheerful modern appearance.
US TERMS ABBREVIATIONS:
c. crochet
ch. chain
sc single crochet
hdc half double crochet
dc. double crochet
Tr. Treble crochet stitch
sts. stitches
st. stitch
slst. slip stitch
tog. together
Pattern overview:
This baby blanket is made by joining multiple granny square that are worked individually and then assembled into a beautiful, soft blanket. You can customize colors for boys, girls or others
Items to be need:
Wool: Medium Weight (4 ply) which is (4 double crochet = 1 inch)
Yarn Colors:
- Color A- Pink
- Color B- Green
Crochet hook size: 4.0 mm / G-6
Yarn needle for joining.
scissors
Measuring Tap
Wool: 2 colors combo Medium Weight #4 or Double Knit wool 4 ply (4 stitches = 1 inch).
gauge of wool is- 4 double crochet stitches x 2 Rows = 1 inch with hook 4mm/G-6
Finished Size: 32" x 32" inches (81 x 81 cm)
Guage Square:
The finished small granny square is about 3" inches each side.
10 Squares x 10 Rows = 32" x 32" inches (81 x 81 cm)
Special Stitch:
Treble Crochet (tr): A treble crochet stitch made by yarn over twice before inserting the hook into the indicated stitch or space. Yarn over and pull up a loop, giving you four loops on the hook. Yarn over and pull through 2 loops. Yarn over and pull trough 2 loops, until only 1 loop remains on the hook. The treble crochet stitch is taller than a double crochet.
Customization
Ideas
- Combine green and pink shades for a fresh and cheerful granny square blanket.
- Use pastel pink and soft green for delicate, baby-friendly look.
- Try brighter shades of green and pink for a more vibrant and playful design.
- Use different color combo to create a unique blanket that matches your style or room décor.
- For a classic look, make the blanket in a single solid color.
Blanket
Details
- Stitches: Treble Crochet (tr) in US Terms
- Pattern: Granny Square
- Colors: Green and Pink
- Style: Two-color granny square blanket
- Design: Colorful Granny Square joining
- Uses: Baby blanket, throw blanket, nursery, home décor, sofa cushions and handmade gift
Skill Level
Easy
The pattern creates a baby blanket that is approximately 32” x 32”. The size easily
Customizable.
Skill
Required:
- Basic crochet stitches: chain (ch), slip stitch (sl st), and Treble Crochet (tr).
- Basic understanding of working in the round.
- Ch4 count as a treble stitch.
- Weaving in yarn end neatly at the back of each square.
- Basic knowledge of joining granny squares together.
- Maintaining consistent tension while working the squares.
Perfect For
- Baby shower gifts
- Newborn baby blankets
- Handmade shop products
- Nursery décor
- Family keepsakes
- Cozy everyday throw for the home
Color A:
Make chains 5, slip st
into first ch to make small circle. or make magic ring.
Now working into the
circle.
Row1- ch4 (count as tr st) make treble crochet (tr) 2 into middle
space of circle,
Ch2, *make 3 treble
crochet (tr), ch2* repeat 3 times in the same circle, slip st
Join into beginning 4th
ch. Now we have 4 groups of pattern in square
Color B:
Row2- make a loop insert hook and make treble crochet (tr) 3 into
middle of ch2-space,
ch2, 3 treble crochet (tr) into corner of same
ch2-space, *skip next st, make 3
treble crochet sts into next middle next st, skip next st,
make corner into next middle
ch2-space of corner (3
treble crochet, ch2, 3 treble crochet)*, repeat from * to * around
the square, sl st join
into beginning treble crochet st.
Fasten off or repeat
more rows for bigger sizes square design.
now i have total of 100
squares.
10 squares x 10
Rows = 30" inches/ 76 cm length
Blanket Assembly:
- Make squares depending on desired blanket size.
- Join squares using slip stitch, whip stitch, or crochet join techniques.
- Arrange in rows for a neat layout.
Joining the Squares
1.
Once all your squares
are ready:
2.
Lay them in a pattern
you like
3.
Join them using slip
stitch method in the wrong side,
4.
Start sewing from
corner to corner st.
5.
make sure everything
is aligned neatly for a smooth finish.
for joing squares follow the video tutorial my you tube channel
Border Pattern
(Optional)
- Now let’s give your blanket beautiful border finishing touch:
- Use color A (pink) make Single crochet all around the blanket.
- Add shell stitch (5 dc in same st, skip 2 stitches, and repeat) for decorative edge.
- Optional: picot edging for a delicate baby finish.
- This step makes your blanket look complete and professional.
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