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If you want to make a rectangular blanket that is worked in one piece, you make rectangle granny squares!
While I was scrolling through some of my favourite crochet sites, I came across some patterns for bobble granny squares and decided to try one
If you are looking for a quick and easy project as you are learning to crochet, try this cute amigurumi octopus keyring.
If you want to make anything other than a flat crochet square in one of the basic crochet stitches you are going to need crochet patterns.
The solid hexagon baby blanket pattern is a good choice for a baby blanket if you are looking for something less traditional (i.e. not a square or rectangle).
You can use this design to make a single large "square" blanket, or you can make smaller solid hexagon granny squares and join them.
found this pretty granny square tutorial on Facebook and thought it might be a nice choice for a blanket
Is it easy to crochet? A common question that many crocheters are asked and to be honest the answer is most likely to be yes and no.
Are you looking for Granny Square Patterns? A lot of beginners start their learning process with making granny squares.
Let me show off a bit - check out my large amigurumi dolls. They are all hand made by me and available for purchase.
When you are doing single crochet do you work with a yarn under or yarn over? It does make a difference.