This colourful book puts a fresh twist on a classic granny square, offering inventive flat and 3D motif designs. Variations include a vibrant '60s Retro Flower, a heart with a scalloped edge and a Pastel Grid with an ombré effect. While some designs play with colour and pattern, others feature stitches such as loops or bobbles, and there are suggestions for mixing and matching squares throughout.
― Inside Crochet
This crochet book is on a different level to the others! The bright and happy colour combinations mixed with the exciting new granny square stitches is irresistible! I simply want to make them ALL! Love the charts too.
― Customer Review
Bursting with colour and ingenuity, these are not the usual granny squares! These exciting blocks will have your creativity flowing and the four projects show how to combine squares into larger items. All patterns have written instructions, charts and photos.
― Machine Knitting Monthly
Not Your Usual Grannies! Over 40 unique granny square designs, as well as ideas for projects to make with your finished squares. Learn how to select colours and create fabulous combinations. Perfect for both beginner and experienced crocheters, with detailed written instructions, photos and charts for each granny square.
About the Author
Celine Semaan is a crochet designer from Victoria, Australia. She loves to create modern, bright and fun pieces and spends most of her time surrounded by yarn with her two furry assistants, cats Archie and Millie. Celine has contributed to 3D Granny Squares and The Ultimate Granny Square Sourcebook. To find out more visit craftycc.com and @crafty_cc on Instagram (41k followers).
Leonie Morgan is a freelance crochet designer who runs her own craft business, WoolnHook. A self-taught crocheter with a love of colour and design, she is the author of Block by Block Crochet, Beautiful Blankets, Afghans and Throws, 100 Bright & Colourful Granny Squares to Mix and Match, 100 Colourful Ripples to Crochet and 75 Colourful Hexagons to Crochet. Leonie lives in Wales, UK, where she spends her time walking in the mountains and playing with wool. She blogs at www.leoniemorgan.com
