Showing posts with label crochet jacket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crochet jacket. Show all posts

Sunday, 25 November 2018

First Full day at Sue Pinner's workshop...

Another successful day, I think. 

Almost everyone managed the days work load, todays projects will be the completion for The Weekend sample, question time and to continue with the main project The Star Wrap or any of the Star or Christmas tree decorations...
or even one of the Christmas tree scarves.. 

There are lots of options from the 2 Workshop patterns

 The main pattern: The Star Wrap hanging on the blanket ladder
hoping today to get some one to model it for you to see...

Another little jacket from the same pattern
 and a selection go all the other patterns from the main 3 motif wrap pattern 


First project on today's list, will be the completion of The Weekender

 Several options to make this pattern too...


TOMORROWS PICTURES..
What everyone has achieved and some modelling for tomorrows picture gallery

they are all working really hard, to complete their first star here...

Wednesday, 20 July 2011

BASIC GRANNY SQUARE PATTERN

Thanks everyone, thanks Blogger and Thank goodness for CROCHET...l'm all sorted now
GIANT GRANNY BLANKET
Made 2018 for my New Grandson 

Hardanger blanket a combination of granny squares 


USING COLOUR IN A GRANNY
Can make for some very exciting blankets...even in just 2 colours. 












BASIC 4 ROUND GRANNY SQUARE EACH ROUND A NEW COLOUR
US Terms,

dc, is ch2 to start, 
4mm hook for dc
5mm hook for Aran, 
6mm hook for chunky or 2 strands of dc
Sets of 3dc are called Granny Shells.

NOTES: Up to about 4 rounds working on one side of the granny square is OK, if making a larger granny then it is best worked alternate sides, turning and working both ways on a large granny square will stop any misshaped square and keep it a square. 


Finger wrap of 5 wraps or ch4 and sl st into a circle.
ROUND 1:  cont.in same col. ch2 counts as first dc, 2dc, ch3, 3dc, ch3, 3dc, ch3, 3dc, ch3, sl st, to complete.
[3dc, each side, ch3 corners]

ROUND 2: Att. new col. in a corner sp, ch2, [counts as first dc], 2dc, ch3, 3dc, in corner sp, repeat in each corner sl st to complete.
[6dc, each side, ch3 corners]

ROUND 3: Att. new colour, ch2,] counts as first dc] 2dc, ch3, 3dc,  3dc in side sp, repeat for each corner and side, sl st to complete. 
[9dc, ch3 corners]

ROUND 4: Att. new colour, ch2[counts as first dc]
2dc, ch3, 3dc in the corner sp, 3dc in each side sp, repeat for each corner and side, sl st to complete. [12dc each side, ch3 corners]