This crochet pattern demonstrates a simplified, beginner-friendly approach to creating oversized single color granny squares Blanket using a 6.5 mm hook and worsted weight yarn. Ideal for cozy blankets, cushion covers, or statement clothing pieces, this pattern relies on intuitive stitch clusters and consistent corner shaping.
Crochet Oversized Granny Square Blanket
The final product is a beautiful 10x10 round square that grows with every round. The creator emphasizes personal preference and simplicity, making it a great choice for anyone looking to crochet large squares without fussing over traditional rules. It’s customizable, relaxing to work on, and a perfect foundation for many versatile crochet projects.
Materials
- Worsted weight yarn (single color)
- 6.5 mm crochet hook
- Scissors
- Yarn needle (for weaving in ends)
Starting the Square
- Make a slip knot.
- Chain 2.
- Create 2 double crochet (dc) stitches into the first chain.
- Chain 3 (this forms your corner).
Repeat the following 3 times:
- Make 3 dc stitches into the center.
- Chain 3.
- You should now have 4 clusters of 3 dc, separated by ch-3 spaces (4 corners total).
Finishing the First Round
- After the final cluster, chain 2.
- Insert hook into the top of the first dc stitch.
- Pull through and secure.
- Chain 2 and flip the piece to begin working from the back side.
Round 2 and Beyond
- The initial chain-2 at the start of each round counts as the first stitch.
- Make 2 dc into the same space to complete your first cluster.
In each corner space:
- Cluster 1: 3 dc
- Chain 3
- Cluster 2: 3 dc
On each straight edge:
- Chain 1 between clusters
- Make 3 dc into the next space
- When you complete the round:
- Slip stitch into the top of the starting chain/dc
- Chain 2 and flip the work
Repeat Until 10x10
Continue the process of:
- Flipping the piece at the start of each round
- Making 2 clusters (3 dc each) in corners with ch-3 between them
- Making single clusters on straight edges with ch-1 between them
- Repeat until you complete 10 full rounds (counting from the center)
Finishing
- Once you’ve completed 10 rounds:
- Slip stitch to finish the final round
- Fasten off and weave in ends with a yarn needle
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