Believe it or not in all the years of crochet i've never made a corner to corner Granny shell blanket before Its a pattern that gives a lovely crisp square edge......Love that.
In my version, i've used a ch3 to start and tr, to finish but all granny shells are 3dc and i work into the spaces to start and finish.
Simple pattern Corner to corner Granny Shell blanket
Im using Hayfield Spirit and a 4mm hook for this sample. But it could be made with Aran of chunky weight yarns
US Terms
CH4
ROW 1: 3dc and 1tr, into 4th ch from hook. ch3, turn
ROW 2: 3dc, into first sp, 3dc, 1tr, into last sp. ch3 turn
ROW 3: 3dc into first sp, 3dc into next sp, 3dc,1tr, into last sp, ch3 turn
ROW 4+: REPEAT ROW 3, with 3dc into all middle sps.
Make the width of the blanket as big as you require.
TO MAKE THE SQUARED CORNER
ROW 1: Ch3, miss first sp, 3dc in all sps to end, finish with 3dc, 1tr in last sp. ch3 turn.
ROW2: 3dc in first sp, 3dc in every space to end, 1tr, into last ch3 sp, ch3, turn
ROW 3: CONTINUE UNTIL ITS AS LONG AS YOU REQUIRE.
REDUCING THE RECTANGLE OR SQUARE
Start with ch3 only [no granny shell in first sp] finish with 1tr, [no granny shell in last sp]
start with ch3 only to decrease
finish with tr only into last sp to decrease
Add a number of granny shells as a border to decorate, leave as it is or add a contrast stitch.
FOR MY FIRST EXPERIMENT
I am making a 30 row square for the centre....then a border and then more of the corner to corner granny triangles then another border....but it might change so watch out for updates.
make several squares and join in a more exciting pattern if you get bored with doing one giant blanket
Muy lindo ❤️
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pattern and gorgeous yarn!
ReplyDeleteyour work is always so beautiful.. always love to see what your working on.. Have a great weekend and happy hooking...
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of boarder did you use
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely, I made my first c2c blanket this year for my grandson. This is lovely, will make this one for Grandma! I can't wait to start!
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