Copper insisted on being photographed with the afghan. |
This is a great project for a chilly night. |
Lots of fond knitting memories in this afghan. |
Here is my granny square pattern:
Round 1: Ch4, connect with a slip stitch to form a ring
Round 2: Ch3, 2 dc, *ch2, 3 dc* (repeat 3 times), ch2, connect to ch3 piece with slip stitch
Round 3: Ch3, 2 dc, ch2, 3 dc, *ch2, 3 dc, ch2, 3 dc* (repeat 3 times), ch2, connect to chain 3 piece with slip stich, end.
I connect my pieces as I go along to save the bother of sewing them together. I crochet two sides of the final round, then, as I’m crocheting the final two sides, I slip stitch the square to the afgan at the corners and centers of the sides. It’s way easier than sewing them!
Consider this idea for your leftover yarns.
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Consider this idea for your leftover yarns.
My temperamental model walks off the set. |
3 comments:
Put together as you go and there isn't so much to keep track of - Brilliant! I love the colors, and your model! Perfect!
Thanks, Terri!
I love this! It's so pretty and all the little pieces make it look so warm and comfy.
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