How to Crochet a Super Solid Granny Square | No Gaps Solid Granny Square

Learn how to crochet a Super Solid Granny Square with no gaps.

Whether you're brand new to crochet or have a little more experience, this tutorial will walk you through every stitch, making the process easy and enjoyable.

Crocheting a Super Solid Granny Square is not only a fun project but also a great way to add a personalized touch to your blankets, pillow covers, or any creative project you have in mind. The pattern creates a beautiful and clean look, making it a wonderful addition to your own cozy home decor.

Follow along with my clear instructions and close-up shots, ensuring that you grasp each stitch technique. If you have never crocheted before, don't worry – I cover the basics, including how to create the center ring and how to work all the stitches.

Share your creations with me on social media using the hashtag #SuperSolidGrannySquare – I can't wait to see your colorful interpretations! Whether you're crafting for yourself, a loved one, or for a good cause, this tutorial equips you with the skills to create something truly special.

🧶 Materials Needed:
Medium, Aran, Worsted Weight Yarn
Crochet hook 5 mm.
Yarn needle
Scissors

🕒 Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:24 Materials
0:40 Project starts
1:16 Round 1.
4:45 Round 2.
9:59 Round 3.
14:53 Round 4.
18:29 Fasten off and weave in the yarntails
19:16 Project done!

✨ Crochet Skill Level: Easy

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[PaigeHarken]

This was the first granny square tutorial I've managed to follow without wanting to tear out my hair! Thank you for making an awesome tutorial, I can't wait to try out your other patterns as well! <3

[arivanhxaybanha]

Thank you so much for this excellent tutorial! I've come across so many videos where the creator either went too fast and had music in the background or spoke over the music they had in the video and it was very frustrating. You're video is absolutely perfect 👌🏽 no extra background noise and you work slow and explain the stitches which I do love. I would consider myself and intermediate/advanced crocheter but this is my first time working with granny squares. Thank you again! ❤

[williamsfamilymemories]

Could I basically just keep going and make it huge like a blanket?

[indigovioletiris]

your voice is so calming. I love how clear it is and the fact that theres no loud music. This might be my favorite tutorial ever!

[Digtzy]

This was exceptionally easy to follow, thank you!

[DommP]

By far the best teacher I’ve had with granny squares! So easy to follow and thank you for using dark yarn with a bright background.

[mally]

written pattern(doing this for my own reference but i’ll be glad if others find it helpful too)

make magic ring and ch 3

round 1: inside the magic ring 3dc, make corner( 1 treble crochet), 3dc, 1 trc(treble crochet), 3dc, 1trc, 3dc ss into the top of ch4 (the first corner)


round2: ch4, 2dc into that same stitch, 1 dc in the next 3 stitches, corner- 2 dc, 1 trc, 2dc (all in the same stitch), dc in the next 3 stitches, another corner (2dc, tr, 2dc all in same st), dc into next 3 stitches, another corner( yk the drill), again dc in the last 3 sts, 2dc into the ss of the prev round, ss into the top of ch 4

now repeat the process for as long as u want to make it bigger but the number of dc for the sides will inc as u go.

for example round 3 will have 7 dc for the side.

[beatles]

FINALLY! A granny square with CLEAR instructions and clear video. I finally made my first one last night. I've been trying for months watching others. Yours by far is the best! I was able to follow along with an up close video and the video was bright and clear. Thank you SO much!!!! I have been making squares to donate for Project Chemo Crochet. My basic double crochet squares were just too boring. Again, thank you so much!

[bamanolan]

Thank you for sharing this tutorial on a solid granny square. You make it look so easy. And you have a very nice soothing voice . Thank you for sharing.

[Abbigale-qb]

Thank you so much i love this pattern. Tutorials was very slow and helpful. ❤

[teatimecherry]

Thank you. this is exactly what I was looking fore

[KreativKyle]

This is the only granny square tutorial that’s worked for me! Thank you for making this Video 💗

[cariem]

Your instructions are great! This is the first time I’ve been able to make the magic circle. Thank you! 8:02 pm MTN time.

[bangtanarmy]

This was so simple and easy, I tried doing a different one but none made sense like yours! And it only took about as long as the video! It was that simple? Thank you!!!

[mariehardy]

Love this granny square. First time I've seen a Tribble st. I'm gonna make this for sure

[nralyrh]

Thank you very much for the tutorial! This is my first time doing crochet and just want to let you know that when I did it first try, it didn't work. But when I tried it a second time, it finally did. I hope you continue to share crochet patterns and tutorials like this, it is very helpful and inspiring ❤

[kclarke]

I don't usually comment, but this tutorial was amazing!! So easy to follow 🤍

[BLOSSOM_IS_HERE]

Thank you sooo much for this wonderful tutorial!! I actually understood what you were saying and doing in the video because other people were either going to fast or they didn’t talk and there was music instead. But in your tutorial everything was so clear and I found your voice so calming. I’m literally only 10 years old trying to make a blanket and now I can all thanks to you!!!❤

[KarleneE]

This was exactly what I needed! Thank you for being clear! Also, your stitches are beautifully even.

[Whozmar]

Thank you I made one for my grandma it turned out really good🎉