How to make half granny squares

Bring more color and a little geometry into your squares with these crochet half and half granny squares! A half-and-half granny square is a simple granny square crocheted in two colors so that, if you divide the square in two along its diagonal, one half of the granny square is in one color and the other half is in another color. In this free crochet tutorial, we’ll see how to crochet both a half-and-half classic granny square and a half-and-half solid granny square.

Learn how to crochet a half granny square triangle with this easy to follow, step-by-step pattern tutorial. The half granny square triangle is a very useful building blocks for granny square blankets, sweater harmholes, garment shaping, and simple granny triangle shawls. The tutorial covers how to crochet the halg granny square triangle in both one solid color and in multiple colors. A detailed step-by-step tutorial will show you how to attach a new strand of yarn to your project!

I love all you can make with this Half and Half Granny Square Crochet Pattern! I used this pattern to make my Southwest Granny Square Blanket. This granny square is worked a little differently than most.

Learn how to crochet a half granny square using my free written pattern and video tutorial on Crafting Happiness.

Crochet lovers, have I got a new pattern for you called the Half Square Triangle Solid Granny Square. It's perfect for experienced crocheters

I've been getting so much great feedback about the border I've been crocheting onto my Puppy C2C Blanket that I thought I would make a separate post to walk you through it. I am using a modified version of the Block Stitch with HDC stitches. It works great as a border on C2C blankets but

Learn how to crochet half Granny Squares with this free step-by-step crochet pattern and photo tutorial.

Hello again! Just a quickie tonight. When I was at Knit Club on Saturday a lady there, Christine, asked me if I had a pattern for a half granny square, but not halved from corner to corner like a triangle. She wanted it like a rectangle so she could adapt a jumper pattern into a cardigan. I felt sure I must have what she was looking for in a book, or failing that I just knew I'd easily find one for free online. Well, my books drew a blank as did the t'interweb. So I sat with yarn and hook…