Granny Square Bracelet Tutorial
June 13, 2011
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LOVE it! This is adorable. And just what I need to be making (headbands and bracelets and anklets, oh my!) for my upcoming Relay For Life: Peace, Love, Cure theme Woodstock knock off… SO CUTE!
Thank you for this.
Ooo. Tell me more about this relay!
What a great idea I love it!
🙂 I made my first headband, found you on Rav (was SO surprised by how close you are to me! You could stop by our Relay!) and I will come back and tell you more later. My DH just got home for the evening and it is his 10 year survivor anniversary.
Awesome!!!!! I have been looking for small easy gift ideas for cotton scraps! Great!
Wow – love the bracelet! I’ve got skinny wrists & little hands too so I’ll have to give this a go!
Thanks! It’s great for us little twiggy-boned ladies 😉
Adorable. I am going to make one…and then I might make another one! 🙂
Thanks, Laura! I’d love to see it when it’s done!
sorry to ask a little stupid question, but from your description i find it hard to start at all. What stiches are you using for the suares and how many? Can you write down one as sample like a normal pattern instruction?
I love the bracelet a lot, but i cant figure out how you made it….
Hi! The squares are just your very basic, traditional granny square. If you do a search, you’ll find tons of links to tutorials an how to make a traditional granny square. Here’s a few to get you started:
http://tangledhappy.blogspot.com/2011/03/how-to-make-granny-square.html
http://www.crochetcabana.com/tutorials/granny_square.htm
Hope this helps–let me know!
Have you thought of trying thr mile a minute stitch for this?! That would be so cute too! I love this and my wrists are 6 inches, my 3 year old granddaughter is a 5! I have redally tiny wrists, fingers etc! lol I have to wear childrens eye frames for my glasses! (sigh) frustrating some times…I am definitly going to try this, just to cute not too! Thanks!
Oh, thank you! I have to shop in the kids shoe section 😀
I just saw your pattern on All Free Crochet, it is SO cute! I have a question; is there a place you recommend for finding a wider range of colors in crochet thread? I’ve never seen crochet thread at JoAnn’s or Michaels in anything but white, black, or red. Thanks for sharing the pattern!
Hm. That’s a hard one because I usually find thread (or my family finds it) at yard sales. The JoAnns by me has a fairly wide selection, and so does the WalMart near me. I would poke around online a bit if I were you. Sorry I’m not much help — let me know what you find!
I split the cotton thread if I want a smaller/ thinner ply, it’s not hard and it increases the
amt of thread you have, keep it at least 2 thread ply or you will break the thread.
you can also use embroidery floss with this.
my dtr in law wanted more book marks and this would be great for that. and miniature
doll afghan – surprized I had not thought of that before.
this is such a great idea and easy to do at the dr office while waiting.
thank you for having this.
tatting cotton thread might be good for this, prob have to get it online.
Thanks elnisi, I hadn’t thought about splitting cotton yarn or using embroidery floss! Wow, bookmarks and doll-sized afghans; what cool ideas, thanks for the tips and suggestions!
I’m new to crocheting and watched part 1 video of the crochet Granny square in slow motion but cannot find part 2 to watch. I clicked on crochetcabana.com tutorials but it seem to be a follow up of part 1.
oops, typo. I meant to say that it DID NOT seem to be a follow up from part 1.
Hm. Perhaps I should do my own tute here . . .
Such a nice tuitorial…..just love it! Feeling so inspired to make one . Thank u.
Love this! You could make a watch band like that. Thank you for sharing!
I love this bracelet. Going to try making one, started already! With blue and Cream, probably a button instead of the snap! Thank you so much!
Ya lo hice y me encantó, tengo q hacer más!!!!