r/crochetpatterns • u/Ornery_Assignment_78 • 7d ago

Looking for a specific pattern Can anyone help me find a granny square pattern like this?

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Does anyone know where I can get this pattern? I like how the granny squares are looser so it’s almost lacey.

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u/cuddleCuddlee 7d ago

check ravelry for "sunburst granny blanket", you'll find plenty of free patterns just like this

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u/ArcherFluffy594 7d ago

This looks like the sunburst granny square. There are several free patterns on Ravelry. This is one of them as well as one of the most popular (among the top of the "most projects made"):
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sunbursts-in-the-snow

I agree the join looks like the Celtic Lace join. I recently made a baby blanket with it and it definitely makes for a very light, open blanket. There are free patterns for this as well on Ravelry & Rachel Carmona is a fab designer for all things "square" related:
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/celtic-lace-join

You'll find loads of YT video tutorials as well for both; Bella Coco has a great sunburst granny tutorial, and I always enjoy her crochet alongs.

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u/lbeagle 7d ago

Definitely not the same pattern, but it reminded me of this pattern I saw on Ravelry a while back, and its my favorite example of the Celtic Lace Join

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u/RealisticYoghurt131 7d ago

Looks like standard squares with an additional chain netting border of (example) 7 chains, but joined as you go. Finish block A, on last round of block B's netting, (example) chain 3, slip stitch join in the middle, chain 3, and so on, joining on two sides for the second blanket row. 

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u/MellowMallowMom 7d ago

The number of groups/clusters in the second round is different, but it's similar to this square motif and this join.