Lullaby Lodge

If you love the timeless look of the classic granny square but hate weaving in all those yarn tails, then you’re going to love this version. In this post, I’ll show you how to crochet a traditional granny square while keeping the number of ends to weave in to a minimum. We’ll chat about how to carry your yarns neatly, when to change colours efficiently, and how to work over your tails as you go, without leaving unsightly floats across the back of your squares. Why I Love a Classic Granny Square The traditional granny square is the ultimate crochet staple. It’s nostalgic, beginner-friendly, and endlessly versatile. But if you're anything like me, the only thing holding you back from making hundreds of them is the sheer amount of yarn ends that need sewing in afterward—especially if you're working with multiple colours. That’s why I wanted to create a version of the classic granny square that looks just as lovely on the back as it is on the front, but is way more practical for...