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OPTION 1: Charity Crochet Granny Squares Pattern - Back and Forth

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You may get involved with charities that ask you to crochet specific-sized granny squares, like the one pictured here. With granny squares, you can stop at any time to get the size they request.

 

This is option 1 as you will go in a continuous round. 

 

The size shown here is 12” x 12”. I crocheted a maple leaf because it was part of a Canadian initiative in winter 2026. You can find the maple leaf pattern here

 

Acrylic 4 Ply #4 Medium Worsted Yarn (usually value-oriented yarn)

  • A - Colour of your choice. 

 

One square takes approximately 54 grams. In Red Heart Super Saver or Bernat Premium, you can get 3 ½ squares out of one ball. 

 

Hook: 5 mm / H/8

 

Size: 12” x 12”

 

Gauge: 14 sc and 15 rows = 4” [10 cm]

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    • NanaMar 23
      Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
      Perfect

      I am using this for a complete throw. No distortion! Mindless and fun crochet.

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    • Elaine Apr 04
      Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
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      Charity crochet granny square pattern

      I loved your pattern. It was clearly written & easy to follow. I am new to crochet but wanted to make some granny squares for the Tumbler Ridge school project. AND- I have made 15, thanks to you.

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