Beautiful Crochet Granny Square Pattern With A Flower Center

This crochet granny square pattern combines vibrant colors with a beautiful floral design, making it a perfect addition to your crochet collection. With a central black flower and surrounding green petals, this pattern creates a stunning visual impact. The square can be used for a variety of projects, from blankets to cushions or even wall hangings.

Crochet Granny Square

Plus, it offers customization options—mix and match different colors to fit your style. Whether you're a beginner or experienced crocheter, this step-by-step guide ensures you can create a perfect granny square with ease and precision.

Materials Needed:

4 mm crochet hook
Cutter
Three-ply wool in green, black, and off-white

Main Flower (Using Black Yarn):

Make a slip knot.

Chain four.
Slip stitch into the first chain to form a circle.
Chain three (counts as first double crochet).
Make 11 more double crochets into the circle (12 double crochets in total).
Slip stitch into the top of the first double crochet to join.
Cut the yarn.

Green Petals:

Attach green yarn to the main flower.
Chain three.

Create a petal:

Yarn over, pull through the loop once (leaving loops on the hook), repeat three more times (four loops on hook), then pull through all loops.

Chain two.
In the next stitch, repeat the petal process, ensuring five loops on your hook before pulling through.
Chain one, then bring the yarn to the inside to create a defined point, chain one again.
Chain two.
Repeat the petal process around, making 12 petals in total.
Slip stitch into the fourth chain of the first petal to join.

Off-White Square:

Note: With 12 petals, divide by 4 to get 3, meaning each corner will be created after every three petals.
In the first corner space, make three double crochets, chain two, then three more double crochets.

Chain one, and in the space between the next two petals, make three double crochets.
Chain one, and repeat step 3 in the next space.
In the next corner space, make three double crochets, chain two, then three more double crochets.
Continue this pattern to form the square, working three double crochets between the corners.