Simple Sunflower Granny Square – Easy Floral Pattern for Beginners
This Simple Sunflower Granny Square is a great way to use up some leftover yarn. It's easy to crochet, and makes a beautiful decoration for your home. This pattern is a quick and easy project that you can finish fast! Make as many granny square flowers as you like! It makes a great stash buster too, and can be used to make bags, blankets, scarves - absolutely any granny square project you can think of!
Skill level Advanced Beginner
Product details
Pattern at a glance
- Pattern level
- Advanced Beginner
- Hook size
- 6 mm (US J-10)
- Yarn weight
- #4 Medium / Worsted / Aran
- Yarn type
- Acrylic
- Colors
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Color A: Center
Color B: Petals
Color C: Leaves
Color D: Square
- Size
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6½" × 6½"(approx. 16.5 cm · 16.5 cm)
- Size & yarn options
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Yarn Used: Saver
- Stitches used
- Chain StitchSingle CrochetDouble Crochet
- Notes
- This is what I used for my project. You can use any yarn you have on hand and the hook size recommended on the yarn label!
Easy Floral Crochet for Any Project
Bring a bright floral motif to your project with the Simple Sunflower Granny Square pattern! A textured sunflower center sits inside square edges, ready to join into blankets, cushions, bags and other makes.
Why you’ll love it: Bright Sunflower Design in a Classic Granny Square
- The Simple Sunflower Granny Square combines a textured center to mimic sunflower petals with classic square edges, making it easy to join with other squares.
- Use traditional sunflower colors like yellow, brown, and green for a realistic effect, or experiment with colors that fit your project’s style.
- The square’s balanced design brings the joyful look of a sunflower to your crochet, adding a fresh, summery feel that’s ideal for blankets, bags, or even wall art.
- This floral square serves as a beautiful addition to any crochet project, providing a standout element with minimal effort.
Beginner-Friendly Pattern with Step-by-Step Instructions
- Created for beginners, this pattern uses simple stitches, including single crochet, double crochet, and chains, making it accessible and easy to follow.
- Step-by-step instructions guide you through forming the sunflower center and creating the square edges, ensuring a polished and professional look.
- The repetitive stitch pattern makes this project enjoyable and relaxing, allowing you to make multiple squares quickly for larger projects.
- With its straightforward design, the Simple Sunflower Granny Square is perfect for crafting cozy blankets or cheerful accent pieces with ease.
Customizable for Any Color Scheme and Project Size
- Adjust the size by adding more rounds around the sunflower, allowing you to adapt it to larger or smaller projects.
- Choose colors that match your decor, whether sticking with classic sunflower shades or trying out fun, creative color combinations.
- The Simple Sunflower Granny Square makes a thoughtful addition to any crochet project, adding a touch of nature and personality to blankets, throws, bags, and more.
- Lightweight, versatile, and easy to join, this square is a practical choice for any crocheter looking to add a floral element.
What’s included
- A crochet pattern PDF, available as an instant download.
- Video tutorials for both right- and left-handed crocheters.
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Customer Reviews
It was well written and easy to follow. I made mistakes but that is because I as a crocheter forgot how to count when it said hdc cluster twice before I hit a corner. Not the pattern or the author of the pattern. A normal crocheter problem, we can't ever seem to count. But love the pattern. Will definately buy more patterns from this amazing author of patterns.
Keep the tutorials coming and with written and visual instructions to follow along so beginners can learn. Thank you for your help.
Essentially just a transcript of her YouTube tutorial, not a pattern. I’m sure if you’re a beginner it’s easy to follow, but if you’re looking for shorthand and exact counts this isn’t your pattern. There’s also at least one misspelling which for a $5 pattern doesn’t feel like it’s asking much for it to be spellchecked.
I enjoyed crocheting the granny square from you tube. I decided to purchase the written pattern.
FYI: Part three on the written pattern is different from what is on the you tube video.
Love it!!