How to crochet a simple lacy round granny square – easy and beautiful pattern!
Here’s a clear, step‑by‑step breakdown of the video demonstrating how to crochet a lacy round granny square:
🧶 1. Gather Supplies & Prep
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You need yarn (medium-weight recommended) and an appropriately sized hook.
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Start with a slip knot, then chain 4 and join into a ring using a slip stitch.
2. Round 1 – Forming the Center Shells
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Chain 3 (counts as your first double crochet).
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Into the ring: 3 double crochet (dc), then chain 1.
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Repeat: 4 shells total (each shell = 3 dc + ch 1).
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Finish by joining into the top of the starting chain-3 with a slip stitch.
3. Round 2 – Building the Lace Pattern
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Chain 3 to start (counts as dc).
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In the same space, work 2 more dc (forming a new shell).
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Chain 1 between edge shells, but chain 2 at the corners to shape the square.
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Continue shell–ch spacing around.
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Slip stitch to join at the end.
4. Subsequent Rounds – Expanding the Square
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Each round repeats the shell + corner structure:
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Shells in each chain‑space
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Chain 1 between shells on edges
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Chain 2 at corners
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Repeat until the square reaches your desired size.
5. Finishing Off
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Once complete, cut yarn leaving a tail.
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Pull the tail through the last stitch to secure.
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Use a yarn needle to weave in ends on the backside.
6. Tips & Customization
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Add as many rounds as you like for size customization.
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For sharper corners or neater appearance, consider using a smaller hook or blocking your square
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Experiment with colors each round for visual interest.
Why It's Lacy & Lovely
The method uses alternating shell clusters and chain‑spaces, creating a delicate, open-work (“lacy”) effect while maintaining a clean square shape.
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