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Granny Square Market Tote

Granny Square Market Tote
4.6 Rating
4-6 Hours Time Needed
3.9K Made This

Beginner Friendly Level

Perfect first bag — just chains, trebles and slip stitches.

An Afternoon Make

Stitches up fast with worsted cotton.

Made with Love

A roomy, colourful market tote built from classic granny squares.

About This Granny Square Market Tote

Twelve granny squares joined into a sturdy, breathable tote.

Granny Square Market Tote crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

A brilliant scrap-buster that uses up odd balls of cotton.

Why You'll Love This Granny Square Market Tote

It's endlessly customisable and carries a surprising amount.

Granny Square Market Tote step 1 - construction progress Granny Square Market Tote step 2 - assembly progress Granny Square Market Tote step 3 - details and accessories Granny Square Market Tote step 4 - final assembly and finishing

Switch Things Up

Try a different colourway.

Use a smaller hook for a mini version.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

Uneven blocking makes wonky squares Skipping corner ch-spaces tightens the bag
Granny Square Market Tote

A roomy, colourful market tote built from classic granny squares.

Beginner Friendly 4-6 Hours

Materials Needed for Granny Square Market Tote

— Main Fabric

  • 01
    Worsted cotton in 4 colours
  • 02
    Cream cotton for joining

— Tools Required

  • 01
    4.5mm hook
  • 02
    Tapestry needle
  • 03
    Scissors

Progress Tracker

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— Granny Square (make 12) :

Round 1 :

ch 4, join; 3 ch, 2 dc in ring, (ch2, 3dc) x3, ch2, join (12 dc)

Round 2 :

corner clusters in each ch-2 space (24 dc)

Round 3 :

continue clusters + side groups (36 dc)

— Joining :

Step :

Lay out a 3x4 grid and whip-stitch through back loops.

— Handles :

Step :

ch 60, sc back along; make 2 and sew to the top edge.

Assembly Instructions

  • Block all squares to size
  • Whip-stitch squares together
  • Add the handles

Important Notes

  • Keep your tension even across squares
  • Weave ends as you go

Block the squares, join, add handles and you're market-ready!

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FAQs

Can I make it bigger?

Add more squares in any multiple.

What yarn is best?

Worsted cotton holds its shape well.