Accessibility:

• tested for colour blind readability using Coblis simulator
• prints clearly in black/white
• includes separate schematics for right-handed AND left-handed crocheters
• video tutorial linked in pattern
• second PDF file contains picture tutorial for the joining method (or find it here)

What makes ASA patterns different: Traditional granny squares meet innovative joining. These patterns use squares of varying sizes — perfect for scrap yarn — while the continuous joining method dramatically reduces ends to weave in.

Finished size: is approximately 11 x 12.3 times bigger than your 3-round square (ignoring the zigzag). Sample measures 48” square (valley to valley), 52” square (point to point), 38” x 42” (ignoring the zigzag). (See second picture)

Total yardage: 2125 yards
Squares: 1400 yards
Join: 725 yards

Skill level: Intermediate (the joining method is the challenge, not the squares themselves)

What’s included:

• Written granny square pattern (or use your own favourite)
• RH and LH schematics
• Continuous join tutorial links (written with photos + video)

New to ASA? Download ASA Baby F for free first to preview the technique.