Quick Answer A hexagon granny square uses the same stitches as a regular four-sided granny square, just arranged into a six-sided shape with six corner points. It ends up looking like a flower, and it works well for blankets, cushion covers, and other decorative makes. Tip: drop a stitch marker at the start of each…
Want to make your pet something they’ll actually wear every day? This free crochet pet collar is a beginner-friendly project that’s as practical as it is cute. Kitten, puppy, or even a small rabbit — a crocheted collar is a sweet way to spoil them while getting some hook time in. Store-bought collars can feel…
If you want a crochet project that’s equal parts spooky and striking, the Devil Eye granny square is a great one. It’s been a go-to Halloween design the last few years, and it’s easy to see why: the layered colors build a hyper-realistic eye — dark pupil, vivid iris, white sclera, and dramatic red outer…
How to Crochet a Dinosaur Granny Square (Free Pattern) If you want a project that mixes a classic granny square with a playful dinosaur, you’re in the right place. This one makes you smile, and it’s surprisingly easy even if you’re fairly new to crochet. Finished it’s about 3.9 by 3.9 inches — a great…
