Granny Square Headband Crochet Pattern by Sara Sach

 Granny Square Headband 

Crochet Pattern and Video 

by Sara Sach Crochet 

I had so much fun designing 

The Granny Square Headband. 

I got In My Medium (4) Cotton yarn and put fun 

colors together. The Pattern may look complicated

 but It's a super easy pattern.

I chose cotton yarns because I was thinking of how

 cute it is for a summer headband, but you can also 

use acrylic or any medium (4) weight yarn.

The headband can also be used as a hat band. 

 It would also make a great bag handles, 

and even a belt. I Just love a crochet pattern that

 can used for many different things.

But My favorite use for this Crochet Pattern 

is as a headband. And there are so many

 possibilities in colors and yarns. Like ombres, 

Variegated, stripy, solids or mix and match from

 your cotton yarn stash.

I love how each yarn style gives it a different look.

What colors will you be using?

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Granny Square Headband Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy

Materials: 

Crochet hook - 5 mm.

Yarn - Med (4) Cotton  2 oz. of color/ Colors of choice

Yarn Needle

Stitches:

Chain (ch)

Slip Stitch (slst)

Single Crochet (sc)

Half Double Crochet (hdc)

Skip (sk)

Space (sp)

Change to (chgto)

Size: Each Square is 2 inches

Headband uses 10 squares, it will fit a 20 - 22 inch head,

as it is some what stretchy.

Add or Subtract squares as needed for your size.

Notes:

Ch1 does not count as a st

Ch2 counts as a dc

When changing colors ch2 after the color change

Pattern:

R: 1 - Ch 5, join in a circle, ch2, 2hdc, ch1,

3hdc, ch1 3 more times, join to the ch2 with a slst,

slst in the next 2 hdc, slst in the ch1 sp

(4 sets of 2 hdc, ch1)

R: 2 - Ch2, 2 hdc, ch1, 3 hdc in the ch1 sp,

*3hdc, ch1, 3 hdc in then next ch1 sp*

Repeat 2 more times,

slst in the next 2 hdc, slst in the ch1 sp,

Tie off , leaving a 12 inch tail of yarn,

we will use this to stitch them together,

weave in other the ends.

(4 sets of 3 hdc, Ch1, 3 hdc)

Repeat R: 1- R: 9 For 9 more times,

or as many times needed for the 

size headband you need.

Place 2 squares together, wrong side out,

With needle and yarn tail, whip stitch them together

using the outside loops. weave in the end securely.

Continue to add the squares in the same was.

once you have the squares added you need, 

place the ends together and whip stitch them together.

Weave in all the end securely.

Trim:

Join yarn to a sc, ch1, evenly sc around the edge of the headband,

join back to the 1st sc with a slst, and weave in the ends.

Repeat on the other edge in the same way.

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How To Join The Granny Squares From The 2024 Crochet A long into a Blanket By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

How To Join The Granny Squares From The 2024

 Crochet A Long into a Blanket 

By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

We Are Joining the Squares into a Blanket in 3 Steps And 3 Videos

1. Arranging and joining the squares

2. Basic Trim

3. The Fancy Trim

What was the This Crochet ALong

 2024 All About? 

FYI: Each month there was a crochet Granny Square

 that is inspired by the Birthstone of each month.

There is a written pattern with pictures, 

and a Brand New Video Tutorial.

Make at least 2 squares for each month.

Now that we have finished all 12 squares we will be

 joining them into a blanket,

To See how To make All 12 of the

 Granny Squares

 Click This LINK

I stitched up 2 squares of each of the crochet squares.

Next, I chose the yarn I wanted for my trim 

Scramble in the colorway Rainbow by SUNDANCE.

I ordered 3 balls from Herrschners yarn.

Each ball has 3.5 oz.

I stitched of 6  solid 6 inch squares.

Here is the Link I used: LINK

This Gave Me 30 Squares To Work with.

Step 1 - Video 1 LINK

I randomly arranged the squares in a

 5 X 6 squares pattern.

>>Place the 1st 2 squares together, right sides out.

Join in the yarn, 2 sc in the corner of the 1st square.

2 Sc in the corner of the 2nd square,

 *ch 2, sk 2 sts of the 1st sq,

2 sc in the next sc of the 1st square,

ch 2, sk 2 sts of the 2nd sq,

2 sc in the next sc of the 2nd square*

Repeat from * to * across

 2 sc in the corner of the 1st square.

2 Sc in the corner of the 2nd square 

Please remember that one square may have more sts 

the the other, so you may need to sk 1 or 2 more sts to 

make them line up evenly

Repeat At >>  to <<

As you join each square

Once you have 6 squares Join

Repeat 5 Times

Join the 5 sets of 6 squares the same as above

stitching across the rows of 6 squares

Weave in the ends as you go

Now You are Ready For Step 2

Step 2- The Basic Trim Edge -

Step 2 Video - LINK

Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Front Post Double Crochet (FPDC)
Skip (sk)
Space (sp)
 
 
R: 1 - Using the trim color – Sc evenly around all 4 sides of the blanket.
St a sc, ch1, sc in the 4 corners, join to the 1^st sc with a slst
 

Tighten You tension / Gauge some on this Row for neat appearance.

(you will not have an exact st count)

 
R: 2 – Ch4 (counts as a dc, ch1) sk the next sc,

Dc in the 1^st sc, ch1, sk the next sc,
*dc in the next dc, ch1, sk the next dc*
Repeat From * to * the 1^st corner,
 

(You may end on a ch1 or dc, it does not matter which)
Dc, ch1, dc in the corner

Repeat From * to * on the next 3 sides of the Blanket,
Placing Dc, ch1, dc in the 3 corners,

Join to the 1^st dc with a slst, ch 3

Step 3 - The Fancy Trim -

Step 3 - Video LINK

R: 3 – Still using the Trim Color –
*FPDC in each of the Dc, sc in each of the ch1 sps
Across to the next corner,

FPDC in the dc, ch1, FPDC in the next dc*
Repeat from * to * on the next 3 sides and corners,

Join to the 1 st FPDC, with a slst.

R: 4 – Slst to the 1^st dc, *
Sc in the dc, ch 3, sk the next sc,
Sc in the next dc, ch4, slst in the 3^rd ch, ch2,
Sk the next sc, sc in the next dc*

Repeat From * to * on the all 4
 sides of the Blanket,

Join to the 1^st slst and tie off and weave all the ends.

The Blanket is finished, 

And fancy.

Rosie Loves it!

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July Ruby Crochet Square Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 July Ruby Crochet Square 
Crochet Pattern 
By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

July Ruby Square Crochet Pattern

I designed This month's Square using Red From

 Red Heart Super Saver, and Red, White and Blue Variegated.

Also Red heart Super Saver. they are both medium

 (4) weight acrylic yarns.

What is the This Crochet ALong

 All About? 

FYI: Each month there is a crochet Granny Square

 that is inspired by the Birthstone of each month.

There is a written pattern with pictures, 

and a Brand New Video Tutorial.

Make at least 2 squares for each month.

When we finish all 12 squares we will be joining

 them into a blanket,

 but you can make whatever you would like.

 A Bag, A Scarf, a Hat, or Whatever.

Here Are The Links For The 

Previous Month's Squares

1. January Garnet Square LINK

2. February Amethyst Square LINK

3. March Aquamarine LINK

4. April Diamond Square LINK

5. May Emerald Square LINK

6. June pearl Square LINK

7. July Ruby Square

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 Channel At This LINK

July Ruby Afghan Crochet Square Pattern 

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Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet Hook - H / 5.0 mm
Yarn - Worsted Weight (4) Red heart Super Saver Red - C1 (1 oz.)
                                    Red, White, Blue Variegated – C2 (1 oz.)
Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc)
Space (sp)
Skip (sk)
Change to (chg to)
 
Notes:
Ch1 counts as sc
Ch2 Counts as hdc
Rounds are joined with a slst
 
Size: 6 inch Square
 
R: 1 – With C1, Ch 5, join in a circle, 

12 sc in the circle, join to the 1^st sc. (12 sc)

R: 2 – *Ch 5, sk 2 sc, 1 sc in the next sc*
Repeat from * to * 3 times, join to 1^st sc. 

(4 sets of ch5, sc)

R: 3 - 1 sc in the ch5 sp,

*1 sc in the next sc, ch 5, 

1 sc in the 1 next ch 5 sp, ch5*
Repeat From * to * 3 more times,

 join to 1^st sc. (8 sets of sc, ch5)

R: 4 – Slst in the next ch 5 loop, 

2 sc, ch2, 2sc in that loop,
ch2, 2 sc in the next loop, Ch2
*2sc, ch2, 2sc, in the next ch 5 loop, ch 2, 

2sc in the next ch5 loop, ch2*
Repeat From * to * 2 more times, join to the 1^st sc.
Slst into next 2 sc, slst into the ch2 sp

 (4 corners and 4 sides)

R: 5 –Chg to C2, Slst in the next ch2 sp, 

ch1, 2 sc, ch2, 2sc in 1^st ch2 sp,
ch2, 2 sc in the next 2 ch 2 sps, ch2
*2sc, ch2, 2sc, in the next ch2 sp, ch 2,

 2sc in the next 2 ch2 sps, ch2*
Repeat From * to * 2 more times, 

join to the 1^st sc. (4 corners and 4 sides)

R: 6 - Slst in the next ch 2 sp, *2 sc, 

ch2, 2sc in 1^st ch2 sp, ch 2,
2 sc between the 1^st 2 sc of R: 4, ch2, 

2sc between the next 2 sc of R: 4, Ch 2,
2 sc between the next 2 sc of R: 4, ch2*
Repeat From * to * 3 more times, join to 1^st sc.

R: 7 – Chg to C3, Slst in the next ch 2 sp,
*2 sc, ch2, 2sc in 1^st ch2 sp, ch 2, then 2 sc,
ch 2 in the next 4 ch2 spaces*
Repeat From * to * 3 more times, join to 1^st sc.
 
R: 8 – Chg to C1, Slst in the next ch 2 sp,
*2 sc, ch2, 2sc in 1^st ch2 sp, ch 2, then 2 sc,
ch 2 in the next 5 ch2 spaces*
Repeat From * to * 3 more times, join to 1^st sc.
Tie off, and weave in your ends.

R: 9 –Chgto C1,*** Sc, ch1, sc in the 1^st corner, *
*sc between the 1^st 2 dc, sc in the ch2 sp*
Repeat From * to * across, ***
Repeat From *** To *** 3 more times
Join to the 1^st sc with a slst, tie off, weave in the ends.

Remember for  crisp square, you can block your squares.

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