How to Crochet a Granny Heart Square
How to crochet a beautiful heart granny square with this easy-to-follow tutorial.
The heart granny square
The Heart Granny Square is such a a fun, easy and FAST crochet project, with this written pattern and image tutorial it will help you to crochet the Heart Granny Sqaure Square and includes step-by-step instructions and photos.
Making this ideal for beginners who want to step up their crocheting and crochet a Granny Square with a heart-shaped center and finished with a granny square border.
This is a classic crochet pattern is perfect for beginners and experts alike.
You can use the heart granny square pattern to create a variety of projects, including bags, blankets, scarves, and cardigans and wherever your imagination takes you.
I have previously released a Solid Heart Granny Square Pattern and made several items from the granny square, Heart Bucket Hat and Bag.
Once you have made ONE granny square with a heart center motif you will be ready to Get started on your next crochet project with our helpful crochet heart granny square tutorial.
When I crocheted a Heart Granny Square Bucket hat using a SOLID crochet heart square.
However I was asked if I could do a written tutorial for the popular ‘Granny Heart’ but made like a traditional granny square.
A granny square is a type of crochet pattern that’s made up of a series of chain stitches and double crochets. So you will need to be confident in these crochet sts.
What is a Granny Square in Crochet? The Granny Sqaure is a popular beginners crochet pattern to try because it’s easy to make and can be used to create a variety of different projects.
I made 4 LARGE Granny Square’s and sewed them together to make a large tote bag. If you would like to see the step by step tutorial to crochet a basic granny square, you can visit my page HERE
Granny Square Bag Pattern FREE
The heart granny square is a variation of the traditional granny square, but instead of a square shape, it’s in the shape of a heart! And then you square it Off using the Granny Stitch
I have already crocheted a Granny Heart before, so all I needed to do was square it off.
So after a little bit of working out, I finally got the time to write it up.
This is the written crochet pattern and tutorial for the Granny Square, with a Heart.
I have added in images at each step to show you where to make the stitches.
If you are quite confident at following a written pattern I have also included the Full pattern below the photo tutorials further down the page.
NOTES: Crochet Pattern is written in US terms
You will crochet the Heart FIRST. Then add the following rounds of Granny Stitch to turn the Heart into a Square
Abbreviations Used:
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
sp = space
st = stitch
slst = slip stitch
dc = double crochet
trc = Treble crochet
ch2 = stitches made of 2 chains
Cluster = 3 Double Crochet stitches worked in the same space
NOTES: When I am crocheting INTO the stitch between the 2nd and 3rd cluster I insert my crochet hook directly INTO the POST of the Double Crochet Stitch from the previous round
My ODC was going just a little bit mad trying to get this to sit completely symmetrical.
How to Crochet The Heart at the Center of the Square
START:
Rnd1: Start with Ch4 (counts as your FIRST Dc of 3DC Cluster),working into the FIRST chain, 2dc into the same chain space (1st cluster made)
Continue working into this first ch, (ch2, 3dc ) repeat ( ) 3 times
finish with a ch2 , and slst into the 3rd chain at the start of the Rnd.
You will have a Square, 4 x 3dc granny clusters with 4x ch 2 corner space
Rnd 2: slip st along to the next stitch ( NOTE: this is the beginning stitch of Round 2 )
Ch1 working into the first chain 2 corner work 8 treble crochet.
Sc into the 2nd and 3rd stitch of the next 3dc cluster,
sc in the next chain space,
sc in the first dc of the next cluster ,
in the middle of the next st work (2sc, ch1, 2sc) (Bottom PONIT of Heart It may help to put a marker at the ch1 space HERE as this is where you will start the NEW color for next round)
sc in the next st,
sc into the chain CORNER,
sc into the first and 2nd stitches of the next 3dc cluster, skip last st of cluster and work 8 treble crochet into the last chain 2 space CORNER
ch1, slip stitch into the middle of the heart at the start.
Change Yarn Colour HERE
working into the back loops ONLY for the whole round will help the Crochet’s heart stand out more
TO start Hold the Heart Upside Down
Rnd3: join yarn with a slipst in the back loop of the middle ch1 stitch of the 2sc stitches at the bottom POINT of the heart
sc in the next st
hdc in next st
1 dc, in next st
ch2, (corner)
trc in next st,
dc in next st,
hdc in nxt st,
sc in the next 4 sts
Ch2 (corner)
sc in the next 4 sts,
long double crochet INTO the Beginning of Ch2 (Make this Stitch CENTER of Heart)
Starting the Second half of Squaring the heart
sc in the next 4 sts, ch2 (corner),
sc in the next 4 sts
hdc in next st,
dc in next st,
trc in next st,
ch2, (corner)
dc, in next st
hdc in next st
sc in next st and then slip to JOIN making sure the join is directly into the center of the heart to finish.
Rnd 4:
Note:
we are now creating the Granny Square
each corner will now have (3dc, chain 3, 3dc) all in SAME space
and each 3dc cluster on the sides will have a chain 1 between them.
Ch3, working into the same place as ch3, work a further 2dc (First 3 dc Cluster complete)
Ch1, working into the FIRST ch3 CORNER, work (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER made
Ch1, into the 4th stitch, work 3dc.
Ch1, working into the previous rows corner chain (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER made
Ch1, work directly into the top of the previous rounds Double crochet POST make 3dc.
Ch1, working into the previous rows corner chain (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER made
Ch1, skip 3sts , 3 dc into the next st
Ch1, working into the previous rows corner chain (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER made
Ch1, Slip to join
Rnd 5: Slip along the TOP of the first 3dc cluster stitches, to the first ch1 space,
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Work (ch3, 2dc) into the first ch1 space, ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space* (Repeat)
ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space* (Repeat)
ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space*(Repeat)
ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
Ch1, 3dc into the LAST ch1 space of the previous round and slip to finish, If making another round, slip stitch to the FIRST ch1 space
TO crochet more rows of Granny Square around the heart, you increase by 1 extra 3dc cluster per round into each side as the granny square grows.
Rnd 6: slip along the top of the dc sts to the First, ch1 space.
Work (ch3, 2dc) into the ch1 space, ch1,
(3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space* (Repeat 3 times )
Work 3dc into the ch1 space, ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space* (Repeat 3 times)
Work 3dc into the ch1 space, ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space* (Repeat 3 times)
The Written Crochet Pattern for the Heart Granny Square without images
Crochet Pattern is written in US terms
You will crochet the Heart FIRST. Then add the following rounds of Granny Stitch to turn the Heart into a Square
Abbreviations Used:
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
sp = space
st = stitch
slst = slip stitch
dc = double crochet
trc = Treble crochet
ch2 = stitches made of 2 chains
Cluster = 3 Double Crochet stitches worked in the same space
NOTES: When I am crocheting INTO the stitch between the 2nd and 3rd cluster I insert my crochet hook directly INTO the POST of the Double Crochet Stitch from the previous round
My ODC was going just a little bit mad trying to get this to sit completely symmetrical.
How to Crochet The Heart at the Center of the Square
START:
Rnd1: Start with Ch4 (counts as your FIRST Dc of 3DC Cluster),working into the FIRST chain, 2dc into the chain , (1st cluster made), Continue working into this first ch, (ch2, 3dc ) repeat ( ) 3 times, finish with a ch2 , and slst into the 3rd chain at the start of the Rnd.
You will have a Square, 4 x 3dc granny clusters with 4x ch 2 corner space
Rnd 2: slip st along to the next stitch ( NOTE: this is the beginning stitch of Round 2), Ch1 working into the first chain 2 corner work 8treble crochet, sc into the 2nd and 3rd stitch of the next 3dc cluster, sc in the chain space, sc in the first dc of the next cluster, in the middle of the next st work (2sc, ch1, 2sc) (Bottom PONIT of Heart It may help to put a marker at the ch1 space HERE as this is where you will start the NEW colour), sc in the next st, sc into the chain CORNER, sc into the first and 2nd stitches of the next 3dc cluster, skip last st of cluster and
work 8 treble crochet into the last chain 2 space CORNER
ch1, slip stitch into the middle of the heart at the start.
Change Yarn Color HERE
working into the back loops ONLY for the whole round will help the Crochet’s heart stand out more
TO start Hold the Heart Upside Down
Rnd3: join yarn in the middle ch1 stitch of the 2sc stitches at the bottom POINT of the heart
sc in the next st, hdc in next st, 1 dc, in next st, ch2, (corner), trc in next st, dc in next st, hdc in nxt st, sc in the next 4 sts, Ch2 (corner), sc in the next 4 sts,
long double crochet INTO the Beginning of Ch2 (Make this Stitch CENTER of Heart)
sc in the next 4 sts, ch2 (corner), sc in the next 4 sts, hdc in next st, dc in next st, trc in next st ch2, (corner), dc, in next st, hdc in next st, sc in next st and then slip to JOIN making sure the join is directly into the heart center to finish.
Rnd 4:
Note:
we are now creating the Granny Square
each corner will now have (3dc, chain 3, 3dc) all in SAME space
and each 3dc cluster on the sides will have a chain 1 between them.
Ch3, working into the same place as ch3, work a further
2 dc (First 3 dc Cluster complete)
Ch1, working into the FIRST ch3 CORNER, work (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER made
Ch1, into the 4th stitch, work 3dc.
Ch1, working into the previous rows corner chain (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER made
Ch1, work directly into the top PF the Double crochet POST make 3dc.
Ch1, working into the previous rows corner chain (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER made
Ch1, skip 3sts , 3 dc into the next st
Ch1, working into the previous rows corner chain (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER made
Ch1, Slip to join
Rnd 5: Slip along the TOP of the first 3dc stitches, to the first ch1 space,
Work (ch3, 2dc) into the first ch1 space, ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space* (Repeat)
ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space* (Repeat)
ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space*(Repeat)
ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
Ch1, 3dc into the LAST ch1 space of the previous round and slip to finish
TO crochet more rows of Granny Square around the heart, you increase by 1 extra 3dc cluster per round into each side as the granny square grows.
So Rnd 6: slip along the top of the dc sts to the First, ch1 space.
Work (ch3, 2dc) into the ch1 space, ch1,
(3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space* (Repeat 3 times )
Work 3dc into the ch1 space, ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space* (Repeat 3 times)
Work 3dc into the ch1 space, ch1, (3dc, ch3, 3dc) CORNER MADE
*Ch1, work 3dc into the next ch1 space* (Repeat 3 times)
I now have collacted my favourite ways to join Granny Sqaures and Motifs! You can see them all here
The Best Ways to Join Granny Squares
Now what will you make with your Granny Heart Squares? In any of my patterns you can use the Granny Heart Square’s. Just check individual Pattern measurements
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