Honeycomb Trellis Free Granny Square Pattern

Learn how to crochet the Honeycomb Trellis with this free granny square pattern which will add a unique addition to any granny square blanket.

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Honeycomb Trellis Granny Square | Free Crochet Pattern

This unique crochet stitch is one that catches the eye and adds intrigue with it’s structured open stitches.

This crochet stitch mainly consists of US single crochet stitches worked into chain spaces, which adds a firmness to the granny square pattern.

This crochet stitch pattern works well for lots of other patterns too and would work up well in a crochet cardigan or as a lace panel in a summer tee-shirt.

With this free granny square pattern, you can practice working to chain spaces and perfecting counting your stitches.

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Honeycomb Trellis Free Granny Square Pattern

Abbreviations

US Terms (UK terms in brackets)

St(s) – Stitch(es)

Ch – Chain

Ch Sp – Chain Space

Sc (Dc) – Single Crochet (Double Crochet)

Tr (DTr) – Treble crochet (double treble crochet)

Skill level: Advanced Beginner

Materials:

Aran/worsted weight yarn
I used used 60m PaintBox Simply Aran 100% Acrylic yarn in the following shade:

Shade 245
5mm Crochet Hook
Scissors

Tapestry needle

Gauge:

gauge not essential – Use a larger or smaller crochet hook to obtain the correct finished square size.

Finished Size:

8″ x 8″

How to make the Honeycomb Trellis Granny Square

Pattern Notes:

Please read through the entire pattern before beginning, regardless of skill level. Please contact me ([email protected]) if help is needed to understand any part of the pattern.
Beginning Ch6 DOES counts as Treble Crochet and ch-2

Beginning Ch 1 DOES NOT count as stitch
This square is worked in Rows.

Row 1: Ch 27, sc in 2nd ch from hook and each across to end. turn. (26)

Row 2: Ch1 (does not count as st here and throughout), sc in next 2, *ch5, skip 2, sc in next 3, repeat from * to last 4, ch 5, skip 2, sc in last 2 sts. Turn. (5 x ch-5 sps, 16 sc)

Row 3: Ch 1, sc in same, skip 1, *5 sc in next ch-5 sp, skip 1 sc, sc in next, skip 1 sc; repeat from * across to last, sc in last, turn. (31 sc)

Row 4: Ch6 (counts as tr, 2ch), skip st at base of ch and next, sc in next 3 sc (middle 3 sc of 5-sc group), *ch5, skip 3, sc in next 3, repeat from * across to last 2, ch2, tr in last st. turn. (2 x tr, 15 sc, 4 x ch-5 arch, 2 x ch-2 sps)

Row 5: Ch1, sc in same, 2 sc in next ch-2 sp, skip 1, sc in next, *5 sc in next ch-5 sp, skip 1, sc in next, skip 1, repeat from * to last ch-2 sp, 2sc in ch-2 sp, sc in 4th ch of ch-6 turning ch, turn. (31 sc)

Row 6: Ch1, sc in same and next, *ch5, skip 3, sc in next 3, repeat from * to last 5 sc, ch5, skip 3, sc in last 2, turn. (5 x ch-5 arches, 16 sc)

Rows 7-19: Repeat Rows 3-6, ending on a Row 3 repeat. Do NOT turn after completion of Row 19.

Continue on to edging.

Edging:

Ch 1, rotate to work across row ends, place 1 sc in each sc row end and 2 sc in each tr row end to last, (sc, ch 1, sc) in corner, rotate to work opposite side of starting ch, sc in each across (26 sc), (sc, ch 1, sc) in corner, rotate to work across row ends, placing 1 sc in each sc row and and 2 sc in each tr row end, ch 4, rotate to work across Row 18, skip 2 sc, *sc in next 3, ch 3, skip 3; repeat from * across to last 2 sc, ch 4, skip 2, sc in top of 1st sc, turn, ch 1, sl st into ch-2 sp, sc in each across placing 2 sc in each ch-3 sp to join.

Fasten off, weave in remaining ends.

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A huge thank you to my pattern testers and editor who kindly helped test all 30 of the square designs to check for accuracy in this pattern – it’s always such a pleasure to see a pattern come to life.