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Sunflower Granny Square Bag Pattern
A cotton tote made from 16 puff-stitch sunflower granny squares, 8 on each side. Every round has its stitch count, a picture of what your work should look like, and a tip for the spot where most people go wrong.
$4.99
Checkout is on Gumroad. US crochet terms.
- Skill level
- Easy+ (puff stitch)
- Time
- 14–16 hours
- Finished size
- about 22 × 11 in (56 × 28 cm)
- One square
- about 5.75 in (14.5 cm)
- Yarn
- Worsted (#4) cotton, about 800 yd
- Hook
- 5 mm (US H-8)
What is in the PDF
- 16 pages and 17 pictures
- Yarn amounts for four colors and a gauge check
- Abbreviations with UK equivalents, and the puff stitch explained
- The sunflower square in six rounds, with stitch counts
- A stitch diagram and a square-at-a-glance table
- Blocking, joining two 8-square panels, edging and closing the bag
- Top border and two crocheted straps
- Optional fabric lining and magnetic snap
- Three color variations: Autumn, Daisy and Pastel
- Troubleshooting, care notes and printable trackers
Yarn you need
| Color | Used for | Approx. |
|---|---|---|
| A: Chocolate | Rounds 1–2 (flower center) | 70 yd / 64 m |
| B: Sunflower | Round 3 (petals) | 130 yd / 119 m |
| C: Sage | Round 4 (squaring round) | 120 yd / 110 m |
| D: Cream | Rounds 5–6, joining, edging, border, straps | 480 yd / 439 m |
Any smooth 100% cotton or cotton blend in worsted weight works. Optional extras: half a yard of cotton fabric for the lining and one magnetic snap.
A look inside
free printable!
Free 3-Page Sunflower Bag Sample (PDF)
The materials list and rounds 1 to 3 of the sunflower granny square bag, with a picture for every round.
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- The pattern is for personal use. You may sell bags you make from it in small quantities; please credit Crochet Squares.
- Please do not share, resell or copy the PDF or its pictures.
- Want to try before you buy? The free 3-page sample (sent by email) covers the materials list and rounds 1 to 3. For a first bag, the free granny square tote is a good place to start.
