Summer Granny Squares Free Crochet Patterns

Crochet granny squares are great because you can use them to make blankets but also tablecloths or coasters, bags, and many more. They range from simple patterns to truly Impressive Granny Squares that involve a great range of stitches and stunning designs. Colorful flowers are the center of attention here because they create unique dimensions. These crochet squares are for seasoned crocheters but you can still try them if you`re a beginner and learn as you go.

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If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Hearts and Stripes Baby Blankets and Beautiful Flower Hexagons.

Square Free Crochet Patterns

Daisy Granny Square

Agat Rottman’s pattern provides a speedy way to craft charming crochet daisy granny squares. Perfect for those who love flower-themed projects, this design is ideal for enhancing bags and summer hats. Featuring lovely puff stitches, it’s a wonderful addition to any granny square collection!

Level: intermediate Author: Gootie (Agat Rottman)

photo by Gootie (Agat Rottman) / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on madebygootie.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Flower Granny Square

Ideal for beginners, this flower granny square pattern by JTcreations features just simple stitches. With its cheerful floral design, it makes a great choice for plenty of springtime projects. Whether you’re crafting blankets, hats, or bags, this pattern is certainly worth a try!

Level: beginner Author: JTcreations

photo by JTcreations / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on crochettanya.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Lemon Granny Square

Spruce up your regular granny square with a cute lemon motif. Instead of a classic approach, in which you start with four dc clusters, Raffaella decided to turn it into a sour fruit. Use this square to make fantastic summer crochet items or as a cute lemon applique.

Level: beginner Author: Raffaella Tassoni

photo by Raffaella Tassoni / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on raffamusadesigns.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Pixie Wings

We all know that Polly Plum is the queen of crochet squares and they can get very intricate. In the photos, you can see that this little one is not complicated at all, in fact, it’s easy to make. Beginners, this is your chance to practice various crochet stitches, so try this free pattern today.

Level: upper beginner Author: Polly Plum

photo by Polly Plum / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

Picture Perfect Peony Square

This stunning square uses a vast amount of stitches. If you want to learn new techniques, go for it! Bright vivid colors look exquisite and so does the texture. We are obsessed with this precious pattern by Crafty CC!

Level: intermediate Author: Crafty CC

The original pattern and the photos are on Crafty CC. More info on Ravelry.

Eve’s Coverlet

This square is so delicate! It also has a beautiful lacy pattern. The purple flowers and buds look amazing in the white frame but you can choose any other color combination you like. Susan A. Stevens is an artist, evidently!

Level: intermediate Author: Susan A. Stevens

This pattern has been discontinued. Info about this version and the photos are on Ravelry.

Lacy Daisy Granny Square

One more amazing crochet pattern by Raffaella Tassoni! This brilliant author always surprises us with her talent and taste, without a doubt. If you want to make the world around you bloom, you surely know what to do now.

Level: intermediate Author: Raffaella Tassoni

The original pattern and the photos are on Raffamusa Designs. More info on Ravelry.

Daisy Granny Square

Can there be a more classic crochet pattern than a daisy granny square? We certainly doubt that! If you are planning to crochet a lot of blankets for the next autumn and winter, you should already save the instructions by Inas Fadil Basymeleh in your library.

Level: intermediate Author: Inas Fadil Basymeleh

The original pattern and the photos are on Inas Craft. More info on Ravelry.

The Sunflower Granny Square

Can you feel the memories of summer coming back? If you want to keep them in your house all year round, a handmade blanket made with these beautiful sunflower granny squares designed by Tonya Bush is the way.

Level: upper beginner Author: Tonya Bush

The original pattern and the photos are on Nana’s Crafty Home. More info on Ravelry.

Pot of Pansies

There are certainly lots of granny square designs, but this one is truly special! It features a bouquet of little pansy flowers that look like they have grown right in the center of it. Isn’t it a charming idea? Make it your spring decoration by placing this piece on your table or hanging it on the wall. The flowers are worked separately, so you can make each one in a different color or keep them all the same for an elegant touch.

Level: intermediate Author: Lettice Rose

photo by Lettice Rose / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

Daffodil Flower Granny Square

Daffodils are among the first to announce the arrival of the warm season. Why not incorporate them into a granny square? This clever crochet pattern is the best example that these two can make a beautiful combination. Use it to create a blooming pillow cover or turn this crochet square into a vibrant wall hanging with a boho-style tassel fringe.

Level: upper beginner Author: Knit Crochet Create

photo by Knit Crochet Create / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on knitcrochetcreate.co.uk, or read more on ravelry.com.

Daisy Granny Square Free Crochet Pattern

Seeing daisies everywhere? Oh wait, it’s just Debbie’s crochet pattern! Her daisy granny squares are spreading fast, and for good reason. They’re cute, classic, and endlessly versatile, just perfect for adding floral charm to your projects. Blankets, summer hats, bags, cardigans… who knows what else you can create with this one simple motif? Got ideas? Share them in the comments!

Level: upper beginner Author: Debbie Made This

photo by @debbie_made_this / instagram.com: top, bottom

Find this pattern on instagram.com.