Looking for a fresh twist on the classic granny square? This delightful triangular variation will spark joy in your crochet journey!
Perfect for beginners to intermediate crocheters, this dainty triangle motif features a charming flower center and measures approximately 4 inches on each side. These versatile triangles are perfect for creating unique bunting decorations, combining into stunning shawls, or piecing together for eye-catching table runners.
Ready to give it a try? I'll guide you through each round with clear instructions, helpful photos, and step-by-step directions to ensure your success. Let's create something beautiful together!
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Recommended Yarn and Crochet Hooks
For this delicate granny square triangle, I recommend using Loopara milk cotton yarn - it's my absolute favorite choice for this pattern! The yarn's incredible softness and subtle sheen make the intricate stitches pop beautifully, especially in that sweet flower design.
In our triangle design, we're using four beautiful colors that work together to create this spring-inspired piece. The crisp White forms our delicate lacework background, while Yellow creates that cheerful flower that just makes you smile! The tiny Purple center adds that perfect pop of contrast, and the Green border frames everything beautifully.
Of course, you can play with different color combinations - how about soft pastels for a nursery decoration, or bold jewel tones for a striking wall hanging?
As for hooks, we're using a 2.5mm hook for this project. This size pairs perfectly with the Loopara yarn to create those precise, dainty stitches that really show off the intricate pattern. If you find yourself crocheting tightly, feel free to size up to 3.0mm - the most important thing is that you enjoy the process and feel comfortable with your tension.
Remember, the joy of granny-style patterns is their versatility - once you master this triangle, you can create endless color combinations for different projects and seasons!
Materials needed for Triangle Granny Square Style III
- Yarn – Loopara 4ply combed cotton (White 02, Green 12, Yellow 43, and Purple 74)
- Hook – 2.5mm
- Scissors
Abbreviations (US Terms)
- ch - chain
- sc - single crochet
- sl - slip stitch
- tr - treble crochet
- dc - double crochet
- magic ring - magic ring/magic circle
How to Crochet a Triangle Granny Square Style III – Step by Step
Round 1: With purple yarn, make a magic ring, chain 1, work 6 single crochet into the ring, slip stitch to join.
Round 2: With yellow yarn, (slip stitch, chain 4, treble crochet 2 together, chain 4, slip stitch) repeat 6 times, slip stitch to join.
Round 3: With white yarn, chain 1, (single crochet, chain 11, single crochet, chain 5) repeat 3 times, slip stitch to join.
Round 4: Chain 3, [(chain 3, double crochet, chain 3, double crochet, chain 5, double crochet, chain 3, double crochet, chain 3), double crochet, chain 3, double crochet, chain 3, double crochet] repeat 2 times, (chain 3, double crochet, chain 3, double crochet, chain 5, double crochet, chain 3, double crochet, chain 3), double crochet, chain 3, double crochet, chain 3, slip stitch to join.
Round 5: (Chain 3, 2 double crochet), (3 double crochet), [(3 double crochet, chain 5, 3 double crochet), (3 double crochet) repeat 6 times] repeat 2 times, (3 double crochet, chain 5, 3 double crochet), (3 double crochet) repeat 4 times, slip stitch to join.
Round 6: With green (12), chain 1, [(6 single crochet), 24 single crochet] repeat 3 times, slip stitch to join. Fasten off and weave in ends.
Tips: Keep your tension consistent throughout all rounds. This is especially important in Round 3 when working those long chains, as they create the triangle's delicate lacework structure. This is a granny square pattern, so the usual ending of sl, ch is not used. Each round ends with just sl.
How to Join Granny Squares
Granny squares are perfect for bags, clothing, and blankets. If you're thinking of making one with those squares, I'm excited to share my comprehensive guide on 11 Ways to Join Granny Squares with you! I've detailed every method I know and love - each brings its own special touch to your finished piece. Let me help you discover which one works best for you!
How to Change Colors in a Granny Square
Are you looking for a different color palette? I totally get it—it’s why I love crochet! If you’re not crazy about our color palette, I put together two color-changing techniques that I use for all of my projects. Let me show you how to make these color transitions smooth and professional so you can bring your unique, creative vision to life.
How to Weave in Ends Crochet Granny Square
The secret for professional-looking granny squares is all about how you weave in those ends. I'm sharing 3 ways to weave in ends with you! These are techniques I've perfected over years of crocheting and use in all my projects. I'll show you exactly how I secure my ends to make sturdy, polished pieces that last. Trust me, once you master these finishing methods, your granny squares will look absolutely stunning!
Care instructions
Let's talk about keeping your beautiful granny triangle looking as fresh and lovely as the day you made it!
Since we're using Loopara milk cotton yarn, caring for your creation is actually quite simple. While the yarn is machine washable, I always recommend hand washing to keep those delicate stitches and that perfect triangle shape looking their best. Use cool water and a gentle detergent - just give it a soft swish (no wringing or twisting!). The lacework pattern is quite delicate, so treat it with love!
When it comes to drying, resist the temptation to hang your triangle - this can stretch those beautiful chain spaces out of shape. Instead, lay it flat on a clean towel, gently pat it into shape, and let it air dry naturally. This is actually a perfect time to do a little touch-up blocking if needed!
For storage, keep your triangle (or whatever lovely project you've made with it) away from direct sunlight to prevent those beautiful colors from fading - especially that cheerful yellow flower! I like to store mine in a drawer with acid-free tissue paper, or in a breathable cotton bag if I'm keeping several pieces together. Never store in plastic bags, as cotton yarn needs to breathe.
One last tip: If you're planning to use your triangle in a larger project, consider blocking it before joining. This will help maintain those crisp edges and perfect shape that make this pattern so special. With proper care, your granny triangle will keep its charm for years to come!
What’s Next?
Did you enjoy making this charming daisy triangle? Share your gorgeous creation on Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, or Twitter! I'd love to see your color combinations and how you use these triangles. Don't forget to tag us or use #GrannyTriangle to inspire other crocheters in our crafting community!
