Simple Granny Square Wall Hanging

By: Erin Toews from Juniper & Oakes

By: Erin Toews from Juniper & Oakes

"There are many different ways to start a granny square (ex: magic circle), you may choose to begin Round 1 with a method you are more comfortable with. Ch 3 at the beginning of a round counts as a dc. This wall hanging is worked in the round. For a different look, fasten off at the end of each round and change yarn colors. It would make a great stash busting project. For a tighter look, you may chose to ch 1 instead of ch 2 between clusters. For a limited time only, I am offering this pattern as a free download just because."

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More Fabulous Craft Ideas for You

We love the simplicity and versatility of granny square wall hangings! If you enjoy working on this classic project, we have some fun recommendations for you to try next.

For those who already have some experience with granny squares, we suggest creating a larger wall hanging with intricate patterns and color combinations. Experiment with different stitches and embellishments to add texture and visual interest to your piece.

If you're new to granny squares, a great project to start with is a set of coasters or small trivets. These mini hangings are quick to make and perfect for practicing your square-making skills. Plus, they make adorable gifts for friends and family.

For those looking to create a seasonal piece, consider crafting a holiday-themed granny square wall hanging. Use festive colors and motifs to celebrate Christmas, Halloween, or any other special occasion. Hang it up in your home as a cheerful decoration that you can enjoy year after year.

No matter your skill level or crafting preference, granny square wall hangings offer endless opportunities for creativity. We hope these project ideas inspire you to keep exploring the world of crochet and crafting. Happy creating!

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