Trendy Crochet Granny Square Earrings Pattern In Simple Steps

Granny square earrings are the perfect blend of vintage charm and modern style. This step-by-step crochet pattern guides you through creating these versatile earrings, which can be customized in various colors to match any outfit.

Crochet Granny Square Earrings

Whether you're a beginner or experienced crocheter, this pattern is designed to be easy to follow and fun to make. These earrings are lightweight, durable, and sure to make a statement. Add a personal touch by incorporating flowers or even little tassels for an extra flair. The best part? You can make them in any color combination, making them as unique as you are!

Starting the Granny Square

Begin with a slip knot.
Chain four (1, 2, 3, 4).
Work two double crochet into the very first chain to form the center of the granny square.
Chain two, then work three more double crochet into the center.
Repeat this sequence two more times: chain two, three double crochet.
Finish the round by chaining two and joining with a slip stitch into the starting chain three.

Second Round of the Granny Square

Chain three and turn your work.
Work two double crochet into the space, which will be your corner.
Chain two and work three more double crochet into the same corner space.

Chain one (as you are not at a corner) and work three double crochet into the following space.
Continue the pattern: three double crochet, chain two at a corner; three double crochet, chain one in the next space.
At the end of the round, chain one and slip stitch into the tallest part of your beginning chain.

Finishing the Granny Square Edges

Chain one.
Single crochet into each space all the way around.
When you reach a corner, single crochet three times into that corner space.
In the middle spaces between corners, single crochet once.
Complete this all the way around and finish with a slip stitch.

Finishing Touches

Weave in any loose ends.
Thread a needle to prepare for sewing on the earring clasp and flower.
To secure the earring post, wedge it into the middle of one of the granny square corners and hand sew it into place.
To sew on the flower, secure your first stitch in the back of the granny square. As you sew around, grab a tiny bit of fabric to keep it delicate yet secure.