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MY Granny square crochet pattern

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Aster Granny Square Crochet Pattern

This pattern is a part of the joined project the Friends With Granny Blanket CAL .

A granny square is a popular crochet motif, traditionally made of double crochet blocks and chain stitches, and using several different colors. They are in fact a great way to use up your yarn left over from other projects.

The story goes that women in early America used to save yarn scraps and create small squares out of them. The squares were then assembled into large, colorful blankets called afghans.  

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Nowadays, they are being used for just about anything you can imagine. Afghans are always popular, of course, but with granny squares you can make cardigans, vests, coasters, dolls, socks and bags.

There are so many different types of granny square and so many different patterns that you simply have to try them out. The beauty of it is, that despite of so many granny squares made out there, you can always create a new and different one.

I loved working on my Aster Granny Square, because I love texture, post stitches and puffs and just had to incorporate those into a granny square.

Granny Square Blanket CAL

Aster Granny Square is a part of the larger project, hosted by two fabulous crochet designers, MadameStitch and Eclaire Makery. They gathered 13 crochet designers to create a beautiful blanket called Friends With Granny Blanket

Each designer created 8” x 8”  granny square using medium worsted yarn, so they can be combined and assembled into a blanket decorated with a beautiful border.

You can see and purchase the whole blanket pattern by clicking on the image or the button below. And…

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… when you purchase the bundle with my affiliate link you will get two of Frankie Kate’s crochet patterns as a bonus (you can check them out HERE)!

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ABOUT THE ASTER GRANNY SQUARE PATTERN

MATERIALS NEEDED:

Yarn: I made two samples using two different acrylic #4 medium worsted yarn brands: Alize Burcum Klasik & Stylecraft Special Aran. They both worked pretty much the same and they were a great match for this project.

Sample 1: Alize Burcum Klasik, (3.53 oz / 100 g; 210 m / 230 ; yds) per skein, 4 colors:
Color 1 – Bordeaux 57
Color 2 – Camel 368
Color 3 – Petrol 212
Color 4 – Terra 36
Approximately 80 m / 88 yds in total.

Sample 2: Stylecraft Special Aran, (3.53 oz / 100 g; 196 m / 214 yds) per skein, 4 colors:

  • Color 1 – Spice 1711
  • Color 2 – Mustard 1823
  • Color 3 – Mocha 1064
  • Color 4 – Lipstick 1246

Approximately 80 m / 88 yds in total.

Hook: 6 mm [US J – 10]

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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

Square: 20 x 20 cm / 8″ x 8″

How to get the Aster Granny Square Pattern

The ASTER GRANNY SQUARE is a part of the Friends With Granny Blanket CAL. It is availible for purchase in my Ravelry store.
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If you like crocheting different squares that you can then assembly into the larger pieces, you will enjoy my EXTENDED MOSS SQUARE.

If you haven’t participated in FLOWER GARDEN C2C BLANKET CAL, you can check it out HERE.

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I make every effort to publish the patterns as accurately as possible. Even though these patterns have been tested, there’s always a possibility for small errors to slip by. Please be assured that if any errors are found the pattern will be updated and you will automatically receive an email informing you of the update if purchased through Ravelry.

This pattern is for personal use only and cannot be changed, sold, distributed, or reproduced in any way. It is not to be used for educational purpose without written permission from Frankie Kate. You cannot sell or change the pattern but you are more than welcome to sell any of the items made from my patterns but PLEASE would you tag #FrankieKate or @frankie.kate_ when sharing your creations on Instagram or Facebook? So I can share them and celebrate with you!

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