Ribbed Cross Granny Square

Ribbed Cross Granny Square Free Crochet Pattern. Hello dear friends and readers of our blog, how have you been? I hope everyone is doing very well. As we know, our blog is always looking for news to complement our projects. So, today we are going to talk about a perfect pattern for various crochet patterns. It’s time for us to learn the Ribbed Cross Granny Square.

This square is a wonderful example that we can combine threads and textures very delicately. So, if you love making blankets, throws and other pieces that mix textures, this pattern is for you.

This square is that pattern that will provide you with wonderful pieces and lovely projects. This model, has cross stitches that will form a beautiful wavy surface with amazing combinations of stunning colors. See below how to do!

The beauty of the Ribbed Cross Granny Square pattern is its adaptability to different color schemes and styles. You can experiment with various color combinations, from classic neutrals to vibrant palettes, to create a unique and eye-catching design. Mixing and matching colors can provide a contemporary touch to this classic crochet pattern.

Materials You’ll Need:

Crochet hook (appropriate for your chosen yarn weight)
Yarn in your preferred color(s)
Scissors
Yarn needle

Tutorial:

Create the Center Ring:Start with a slip knot and crochet a chain of four. Join the chain to form a ring with a slip stitch.

Round 1: Start with color A by chaining 7. Join the last chain to the first chain with a slip stitch to form a circle.

Round 2: Chain 6, then work 3 treble crochets (double crochets) around the circle you created in Round 1. Chain 3, and again work 3 treble crochets (double crochets) around the same circle. Repeat this process two more times, so you have a total of 4 sets of (3 treble crochets, chain 3, 3 treble crochets) around the circle. Finally, work 2 treble crochets (double crochets) around the circle. Join by slip stitching to the third chain of the initial chain-6 (similar to the structure of a traditional granny square).]

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Round 3: Chain 2, then work 2 half treble crochets (half double crochets). Chain 3 and then work 3 half treble crochets around the corner chain-3 space. Now, work a Front Post treble crochet (Front Post double crochet) as follows: Yarn over, insert the hook from right to left behind the “post” of the treble crochet (double crochet) from the previous row (the post is now in front of your hook), yarn over and pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through the first two loops on the hook, yarn over and pull through the remaining two loops on the hook to complete the stitch.

Round 3

Round 4: Begin by attaching color B to a corner and chaining 2. Work 2 half treble crochets (half double crochets), chain 3, and then work 3 half treble crochets around the corner.

Round 4

Round 5: Start by making a slip stitch around the first half treble crochet (half double crochet) of the previous row, then chain 2. Work 1 half treble crochet (half double crochet) into the next stitch.

Round 5

Round 6: Start by making a slip stitch around the first half treble crochet (half double crochet) of the previous row, then chain 2. Work 1 half treble crochet (half double crochet) into each of the next 2 stitches.

Round 7: Make a slip stitch around the first half treble crochet (half double crochet) of the previous row, then chain 2. Work 1 half treble crochet (half double crochet) into each of the next 2 stitches.

Round 8: Start by attaching color C to a corner and chain 2. Work 1 half treble crochet (half double crochet), chain 3, and then work 2 half treble crochets (half double crochets) to go around the corner.

Round 8

Round 9: Begin by making a slip stitch around the first half treble crochet (half double crochet) of the previous row, then chain 2.

Round 9

Tips for Perfecting Your Ribbed Cross Granny Square

Tension matters: Keep your tension consistent throughout to ensure a neat and even texture.

Experiment with colors: The Ribbed Cross Granny Square looks stunning with multiple colors, so don’t be afraid to get creative with your color choices.

Blocking: Blocking your finished square can help to enhance the texture and even out any uneven edges.

Conclusion

The Ribbed Cross Granny Square is a contemporary twist on a timeless classic. Its unique texture and eye-catching design make it a favorite among crocheters looking to take their skills to the next level. Whether you’re crafting blankets, cushions, or other projects, this versatile square is sure to add a touch of elegance to your creations.

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