10 Sunburst Granny Square Pattern Free & PDF Download

Radiant Starburst Designs for Blankets, Pillows & More

Welcome to our spectacular collection of free sunburst granny square patterns! These radiant designs feature beautiful starburst centers that radiate outward like sunshine, combining classic granny square crochet pattern techniques with dimensional puff stitches and cluster work to create stunning squares perfect for blankets, pillows, bags, and home décor projects.

Essential Sunburst Crochet Techniques

SCSingle Crochet
DCDouble Crochet
HDCHalf Double Crochet
TCTreble Crochet
CHChain
SL STSlip Stitch
PSPuff Stitch
CLCluster Stitch
MRMagic Ring
3DCTOG3 Double Crochet Together

Perfect Projects for Sunburst Squares

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Cozy Blankets

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Pillow Covers

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Tote Bags

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Cardigans

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Beach Wraps

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Table Runners

Let Your Creativity Shine Bright

These 10 magnificent sunburst granny square patterns offer endless opportunities to create radiant, eye-catching projects. From simple beginner-friendly designs to intricate advanced patterns, each sunburst square captures the warmth and energy of sunshine. Master the art of puff stitches and cluster work while building your crochet skills with these versatile patterns that work beautifully on their own or joined together for larger projects. Let each stitch brighten your day as you create something truly spectacular!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a puff stitch in crochet?
A puff stitch is created by yarn over, insert hook, yarn over and pull up a loop - repeat this 3-5 times, then yarn over and pull through all loops on hook. Chain 1 to secure.
What's the difference between sunburst and starburst granny squares?
The terms are often used interchangeably. Both feature a circular center pattern that radiates outward like sun rays, then are squared off with traditional granny square borders.
What yarn weight works best for sunburst granny squares?
Worsted weight yarn (weight 4) is ideal for sunburst granny squares as it provides good definition for puff stitches and cluster work while being easy to handle.
How do I make cluster stitches?
Cluster stitch: yarn over, insert hook in stitch, yarn over, pull up loop, yarn over, pull through 2 loops - repeat 3-4 times, then yarn over and pull through all remaining loops.
Can I join sunburst granny squares as I go?
Yes! Join-as-you-go methods work well with sunburst squares. Connect during the final round at corner chain spaces and along straight edges between stitch groups.